RV rental Sachuest Point National Wildlife Refuge, RI:
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When RV camping at Sachuest Point National Wildlife Refuge, fellow birders with bird watching books and binoculars will be a common sight. Harlequin ducks aside, the park is visited by more than 200 species of birds seasonally. Some of the birds you’ll likely encounter include eiders, loons, and gannets. Some of the notable migrating travelers include short-eared owls, northern harriers, and the peregrine falcon.

Due to its serenity, Sachuest Point National Wildlife Refuge is also a popular motorhome camping spot for non-birders as well. The park has three miles of trails, which are perfect for wildlife photography. The park also includes about 40 acres of stunning salt marshes as well as steep rocky shorelines, which make it a haven for outdoor photography. The elevated observation platforms are perfect if you fancy an unobstructed view of the park.

When you’re into swimming, renting an RV in Middletown is a jolly good idea. There are a couple of beaches in the area, the most popular of them being Easton’s Beach. Commonly referred to as First Beach, it is rated as one of the finest beaches in Rhode Island. The stunning beach is equipped with bathrooms, showers, and even a playground to keep the kids busy.

Planning to camp in an RV rental near Sachuest Point National Wildlife Refuge? There are a couple of RV parks to choose from in the area. One of the closest campgrounds to the refuge is the Paradise Park RV Campground. The big-rig accessible back-in sites are equipped with full hookups for your Middletown camper rental. Guests also get access to WiFi and recreational trails.

When you’re looking for a campground with a lot more amenities to compliment your luxury rental RV, consider the Melville Pond Campground. Middletown campers get access to full hookups coupled up with TV hookups and WiFi in the pull-thru sites. The pet-friendly campground additionally offers laundry facilities, propane, and picnic shelters. For recreation, there is a playground, outdoor courts, and access to recreational trails.

There’s more to do than just exploring the Sachuest Point National Wildlife Refuge when you choose to camp in an RV near Middletown. Craving some peace of mind? Have a go at the 3.5 miles long Cliff Walk in Newport. The enchanting trail offers magnificent panoramic views of the ocean on one side and stunning vintage mansions on the other. Speaking of mansions, you’ve got to take a tour of the Belcourt Castle.

Perhaps the best thing about renting a travel trailer is that you’re free to go wherever your heart desires. How about taking a drive along one of the most scenic roads in Rhode Island? The 10-mile long Ocean Drive spans most of the southern shoreline of Aquidneck Island. Apart from surreal views of the Atlantic Ocean, you’ll pass by a couple of attractions along the way. One of the attractions is Hammersmith Farm, the venue where President Kennedy's wedding reception was held in 1953.

Life is like a game of tennis; you’ve got to fight to earn every point. If you’re into tennis, The International Tennis Hall of Fame is a must-visit. Situated in what used to be Newport Casino promotes and preserves the history of the sport by honoring the players as well as major contributors to the sport of tennis. The museum is home to a large collection of memorabilia, including trophies, apparel, and tennis equipment.