State Guide
Explore Rhode Island Outdoors
Rhode Island offers 153 trails, 3 parks, and 34 campgrounds worth planning a trip around. The trail mix runs 108 easy and 45 moderate, so the state holds something for casual walkers and seasoned alpinists alike. Routes range from under a mile to 26 miles, with the toughest climbs gaining 5509 feet. Public lands worth knowing here include Blackstone River Valley National Historical Park, Roger Williams National Memorial, and Touro Synagogue National Historic Site. Among the trails hikers return to: Hoover, Logs, Sizzler, Jim's Damn, Elephant, Peter Pan, Flipper, Venom, Bottle, Blackstone River Bikeway Trail, and Upper Piney, Sawmill, Elephant, Pinto, Ring Road, Venom, Out and Back.
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Campgrounds in Rhode Island
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Ashaway RV Resort
Bradford
Bowdish Lake Camping Area
Glocester
Burlingame State Park
Rhode Island
Carr Point Recreation Facility
Newport
Charlestown Breachway State Park
Charlestown
Dyer Woods Nudist Campgrounds
Foster
East Beach State Beach
Charlestown
Echo Lake Campground
Pascoag
Fishermen's Memorial State Park
Narragansett
Fort Getty Campground
Jamestown
Frontier Family Camper Park
Hopkinton
George Washington Management Area
Glocester
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