Whispering Pines Campground

The Great Outdoors

Visiting Rhode Island in the summertime can be an awesome experience; in fact, people from all over New England take their vacations along the spectacular coastlines of the Atlantic in the southern part of the state. When you book an RV rental in Washington County and camp at Whispering Pines Campground, you can easily take a trip to one of many state parks and beaches in Rhode Island. Goddard Memorial State Park is south of Warwick. It has a bevy of features to help you unwind and relax. Named for Civil War soldier and state politician Robert Goddard, this dreamy estate-turned-park on the water has equestrian areas, hiking and biking trails, a nine-hole golf course, athletic fields, canoeing spots, swimming beaches, and a performing arts center that frequently hosts shows.The 1,000-acre Snake Den State Park is in the middle of the state. It's a unique park, with a working farm that has historical farmhouses and sites, along with stunning geological features like a canyon fissure in the ground. There are some walking trails around the area, but the park is largely undeveloped for recreational purposes.Down on the shoreline, you can see some of the very best state parks in Rhode Island. Fishermen's Memorial State Park is a World War II-era fort that has been converted into a recreation area perfect for camping and other outdoor fun. See historical installations and guns, walk along the beach, go for a swim, and camp out when you bring your campervan rental to this extraordinary seaside park. Burlingame State Park is one of the largest and most popular parks in the state, with its own massive campground. A sprawling trail system enables guests to hike and bike through the woods, while the large pond is a safe and fun spot to swim, fish, canoe, and kayak.

City Sightseeing

The area around Whispering Pines Campground is saturated with elegant natural beauty and an array of parks, though, you’ll have to head into Providence if urban sightseeing is what you’re after. Tons of fun can be had in this lively capital city, especially when you take a stroll through the downtown areas and Historic Federal Hill neighborhood. Historic sites, old house museums like the John Brown House Museum, and shopping centers like the Providence Place Mall ensure there is never a dull moment. Check out the Providence Children’s Museum if you have youngsters along for the ride, with hands-on exhibits, fun play areas, and a whole lot more.Kids can also enjoy the Roger Williams Zoo and Botanical Gardens at Roger Williams Park. See animals from all around the globe in this amazing zoo, or walk between palm trees in the indoor greenhouse full of tropical flora from distant lands.The Rhode Island School of Design has a Museum of Art that is absolutely divine, with impressive collections of artwork left behind by some of the all-time greats. Twelfth-century Buddha statues, Paul Revere’s silver collections, and Impressionist masterpieces by Monet are all possible to see at this fantastic art museum.