Ginny-B Campground

The Great Outdoors

Rhode Island might be the smallest state in the country, but there are still lots of nature parks, campgrounds, recreation spots, and beaches to be found when you hit the road in your RV rental. John L. Curran State Park is a breeze to get to, with an assortment of ponds, lakes, and waterways for swimming, fishing, boating, canoeing, and kayaking.Goddard Memorial State Park is located by Warwick on Greenwich Bay, with delightful views of the water and the many boats passing by. Named for a famed soldier and politician from Rhode Island, this seaside park has an equestrian area, hiking and biking trails, swimming beaches, canoeing and kayaking spots, picnic areas, and plenty of space to observe beautiful migratory birds. A performing arts center in the park stokes the fires of creativity by hosting performances and concerts during the warmer months. Meshanticut State Park is close to Goddard Memorial State Park, with some more stellar views and its very own fishing/swimming pond. Summer isn’t the only time to visit though, with lots of winter-based activities like cross-country skiing and ice skating when the pond freezes over each year.If you can’t get enough of the ocean, Colt State Park is a surefire bet to see some of the best landscapes and seascapes in the state. This massive state park is found on the large bay along with countless others, giving you a long list of places to explore with your Foster motorhome rental. At Colt State Park, there is a wheelchair-accessible fishing area, picnic spots, trails for hiking and biking, and a gorgeous chapel on the water’s edge. What was once a lavish family vacation mansion has now become one of the state’s most visited parks, so don’t miss out.

City Sightseeing

Ginny-B Campground is a fantastic place to go camping in Rhode Island, but for some sightseeing in the city, you can venture off to nearby towns or areas like Coventry. This picturesque New England town has historic sites, boutiques, eateries, wineries, and a whole lot of other treasures to uncover while you visit. The General Nathanael Greene Homestead is an epic historical site home to famed Revolutionary War General Nathanael Greene. Learn about the life of George Washington’s right-hand man at this lovely structure, now serving as a living museum. Old decorations, artifacts, and other family keepsakes are on display here.When you book an RV rental in Providence County, head to the state’s largest city for more thrills and nightlife. Providence is the state capital of Rhode Island, and with a short drive, you can see the State Capitol Building and lots of other unique sites. The Roger Williams Park Zoo and the Providence Children’s Museum are perhaps the best place to bring families with small children. Hands-on activities and opportunities to pet animals make these two stops popular with youngsters.If you love seeing brilliant artwork, the Rhode Island School of Design Museum of Art has what you are looking for. Over 80,000 works of art adorn the walls of the museum, along with historical treasures like Revolutionary War hero Paul Revere’s famed silver collection. Gaze at Impressionist paintings by French masters like Claude Monet at this incredible place.