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Narragansett Real Estate

Ocean Road, Narragansett by Paola Mangiacapra

At the beginning of this century, Narragansett rivaled Newport as a favorite vacation spot of the wealthy. Fashionable periodicals commented regularly on the social goings-on at "The Pier".

One of the finest beaches in the Northeast lured the Aristocrats then, and vacationers today, who still return every summer. The simple charm and lack of pretension distinguishes Narragansett from affluent resorts.

The sun shimmers on the waves at Narragansett Pier and there's a salty tang in the breeze. A walk along the seawall hugging Ocean Road allows unlimited view of sea and crashing surf. Brisk offshore winds furl sails, and fishing boats head into nearby ports with their catches.

Come, experience for yourself the many pleasures and treasures of Narragansett.

Sabbin Point, Narragansett Bay Edward Bannister

The town of Narragansett is located 20 miles south of Providence in southeastern Washington County. Though not incorporated as a separate town until 1901, Narragansett has a long and varied history.

Approaching Thunder Storm, 1859- Martin Johnson Heade

Narragansett Real Estate

Single-Family Home - Narragansett. Turnberry - superb oceanfront colonial rivival-style residence set on 2.75 manicured acres. These commanding views of Narragansett bay and the atlantic ocean are magnificent from every room. Titantic ball rm. Replica+. 10 bedrooms, 6/1 baths, List Price $7,400,000.

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The Information Data Exchange is an innovative program between cooperating members to provide complete listing information to the public. Listed By: Dale Denelle - R. D. Denelle & Company. ML# 437645.

Single-Family Home - Narragansett. Oceanfront contemporary on 4.75 acres located in private compound of Namcook Farm. Stunning panoramic views of the Atlantic Ocean, 40 acres of common woodland preserve, 260 feet of oceanfront shoreline. 7 bedrooms, 4/1 baths, List Price $4,500,000.

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The Information Data Exchange is an innovative program between cooperating members to provide complete listing information to the public. Listed By: Judith Chace - Residential Properties, Ltd. ML# 632447.

Single-Family Home - Narragansett. Ocean front - wide open views to beavertail lighthouse and beyond from this bright and spacious home. Hamptons-like single level interiors designed by linda heckman. Completely new construction. Private association with beach! 4 bedrooms, 3/1 baths, List Price $3,999,000.

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The Information Data Exchange is an innovative program between cooperating members to provide complete listing information to the public. Listed By: Melanie Delman - Lila Delman Real Estate. ML# 653863.

Single-Family Home - Narragansett. Spectacular oceanfront location with panormaic views from Bonnet Beach to Beavertail Lighthouse and beyond. Large oceanside deck, tennis court, hot tub and steps to water compliment this special location. Private drive off of Boston Neck Road. 3 bedrooms, 3/0 baths, List Price $3,900,000.

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The Information Data Exchange is an innovative program between cooperating members to provide complete listing information to the public. Listed By: John Hodnett - Lila Delman Real Estate. ML# 644129.

Single-Family Home - Narragansett. Oceanfront shingle style 4600 sqft victorian cottage in heart of ocean rd estate area. Spectacular views of town beach, beavertail, Newport, open ocean & beyond. 1335 sqft 2 bedrm carriage house. Sweeping lawn to ocean and dramatic granite coastline. 6 bedrooms, 5/1 baths, List Price $3,850,000.

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The Information Data Exchange is an innovative program between cooperating members to provide complete listing information to the public. Listed By: Judith Chace - Residential Properties, Ltd. ML# 663486.

Single-Family Home - Narragansett. Single level oceanfront home with panoramic views of Beavertail Lighthouse, Bonnet Beach, Jamestown and the open ocean. Large oceanside deck, pool, In-law/guest quarters and very open and bright floorplan. 5 bedrooms, 5/1 baths, List Price $3,295,000.

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The Information Data Exchange is an innovative program between cooperating members to provide complete listing information to the public. Listed By: John Hodnett - Lila Delman Real Estate. ML# 733868.

Single-Family Home - Narragansett. Perfectly sited on 1.2 oceanfront acres in desirable anawan cliffs. 3200 SQ FT of casually elegant living, artfully designed to capture the gorgeous waterviews, beavertail lighthouse, bonnet shores & beyond. Easy walk to private association beaches. 3 bedrooms, 3/1 baths, List Price $2,600,000.

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The Information Data Exchange is an innovative program between cooperating members to provide complete listing information to the public. Listed By: Judith Chace - Residential Properties, Ltd. ML# 659405.

Single-Family Home - Narragansett. Beach front ocean views sand hill cove 4 cntp nantucket style cottages to be built 2006 occupancy customized floor plan & interior finish 1780 to 2600 sq ft includes cupola. Call for details. 4 bedrooms, 3/0 baths, List Price $2,200,000.

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The Information Data Exchange is an innovative program between cooperating members to provide complete listing information to the public. Listed By: Ned Caswell - Re/Max Flagship, Inc. ML# 532187.

Single-Family Home - Narragansett. 12 Acre country estate in Saunderstown. Architectural designed home. Beautiful deatils, inlaid maple/cherry floors, great rm w/custom wood paneling & coffer ceilings. Spectacular turret. Guest house, 13 horse stalls, 2 barns. 3 bedrooms, 4/1 baths, List Price $2,195,000.

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The Information Data Exchange is an innovative program between cooperating members to provide complete listing information to the public. Listed By: Joel Langlois - Residential Properties, Ltd. ML# 730052.

Single-Family Home - Narragansett. Rare opportunity in private whale rock pt. gorgeous oceanviews of crashing waves. 2.66 Acres, lovely garden, lush grounds, specimen trees, 2400 sqft housew/unique stonework, 2nd flr oceanview terrace w/stone chimneys. Close to town beach and narrow river. 3 bedrooms, 3/1 baths, List Price $2,150,000.

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The Information Data Exchange is an innovative program between cooperating members to provide complete listing information to the public. Listed By: Judith Chace - Residential Properties, Ltd. ML# 639226.

Single-Family Home - Narragansett. In the heart of the pier across from the historic casino/tower block. Walk to everything! This bright & spacious contemporary with 3 kitchens & living rooms makes it the ultimate family/corporate retreat. Guest/au pair quarters. Endless possibilities. 10 bedrooms, 5/1 baths, List Price $2,000,000.

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The Information Data Exchange is an innovative program between cooperating members to provide complete listing information to the public. Listed By: Jose Aguon - Gustave White Sotheby's Realty. ML# 540266.

Single-Family Home - Narragansett. Breathtaking oceanfront location! Cottage is perched on dunes above the water. Enjoy the water activity and panoramic water views year round. Just under one half acre lot with plenty of room for future expansion. Home needs updating.Zoned Business. 3 bedrooms, 1/0 baths, List Price $1,900,000.

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The Information Data Exchange is an innovative program between cooperating members to provide complete listing information to the public. Listed By: Penny Mathis Taylor - Lila Delman Real Estate. ML# 730699.

Single-Family Home - Narragansett. Located within the highly prized private compound of whale rock & sited on 2 beautiful ocean view acres. Views of the crashing waves, narrow river,town beach & seawall. Casually elegant seaside 3 bed 4 bath home in terrific condition. Unique offering. 3 bedrooms, 4/0 baths, List Price $1,850,000.

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The Information Data Exchange is an innovative program between cooperating members to provide complete listing information to the public. Listed By: Judith Chace - Residential Properties, Ltd. ML# 645569.

Single-Family Home - Narragansett. Spectacular oceanfront cont home with panoramic views of atlantic ocean, beavertail lighthouse, bridges and Narr Bay! Area amenities include short walk to sandy beach boat basin. Front row seat to yacht races & more! 3 bedrooms, 2/1 baths, List Price $1,750,000.

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The Information Data Exchange is an innovative program between cooperating members to provide complete listing information to the public. Listed By: John Hodnett - Lila Delman Real Estate. ML# 558386.

Single-Family Home - Narragansett. Unique Waterfront shingled new construction features latest kitchen and bath finishes. Wired for audio and video plus other designer upgrades. Offered at superb square foot price. Panoramic views from every window. 3 fireplaces,cherry flooring, decks. 3 bedrooms, 2/1 baths, List Price $1,595,000.

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The Information Data Exchange is an innovative program between cooperating members to provide complete listing information to the public. Listed By: Nanci Millin - Bay Realty Ltd. ML# 732480.

Single-Family Home - Narragansett. Beautiful expansive views of west passage of Narragansett Bay, beavertail & bonnet shores! Unlimited potential from this diamond in the rough! Tremendous supporting values in anawan cliffs, walk to water across street. Perfect summer/yrrnd residence. 4 bedrooms, 2/1 baths, List Price $1,550,000.

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The Information Data Exchange is an innovative program between cooperating members to provide complete listing information to the public. Listed By: The John Krekorian Team - Re/Max Flagship, Inc. ML# 657468.

Single-Family Home - Narragansett. Exquisite shingle-style residence offering the finest in modern amenities.Across from beach w/expansive ocean views.Two Luxurious master suites,3 car garage,2 fireplaces,gourmet kitchen,radiant heat.Oversized ISDS can easily accommodate 3 bedrooms. 2 bedrooms, 3/1 baths, List Price $1,499,000.

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The Information Data Exchange is an innovative program between cooperating members to provide complete listing information to the public. Listed By: Nicole Harding - Lila Delman Real Estate. ML# 732394.

Single-Family Home - Narragansett. Location! Location! Richly renovated in 2006 carriage house in the pier historic district w/4 beds (one onm 1st floor w/bath) plus mbr suite & gourmet kitchen. In-law suite first floor. Screened porch & den recent additions. Granite, slate, marble. 5 bedrooms, 3/1 baths, List Price $1,300,000.

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The Information Data Exchange is an innovative program between cooperating members to provide complete listing information to the public. Listed By: Susan Sikorski - Randall, Realtors Gmac. ML# 661131.

Single-Family Home - Narragansett. Truly exceptional Victorian boasts superb craftsmanship throughout including hardwoods,marble fireplaces,custom cabinetry,gourmet kitchen, a spectacular master suite,and lovely waterviews.Situated on almost 1 private acre,surrounded by conservation. 5 bedrooms, 4/1 baths, List Price $1,250,000.

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The Information Data Exchange is an innovative program between cooperating members to provide complete listing information to the public. Listed By: John Hodnett - Lila Delman Real Estate. ML# 662472.

Single-Family Home - Narragansett. S-U-P-E-R-B Location! Turnkey fully furnished home directly across from ocean! Built 2003, 4 Beds, 3 baths, two 1st floor bedrooms. Open floor plan with vaulted ceilings, enclosed porch, 2 X 6 const., outside H/C shower, walk 500' to beach! 4 bedrooms, 3/0 baths, List Price $1,250,000.

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The Information Data Exchange is an innovative program between cooperating members to provide complete listing information to the public. Listed By: Ernie Esposito - Re/Max Flagship, Inc. ML# 662198.

Single-Family Home - Narragansett. Great location-new construction-willuse your plans if approved by builder-quality construction with attention to detail-plans available-6 home cul-de-sac w/multiple acre lots. This one is 4.54 acres - we're wating for you!! 4 bedrooms, 4/1 baths, List Price $1,200,000.

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The Information Data Exchange is an innovative program between cooperating members to provide complete listing information to the public. Listed By: Dotti Giamette - Cress & Company, Inc. ML# 731731.

Single-Family Home - Narragansett. Elegant & stylish 3000 sqft 3 br/2.5 b colonial w/ tremendous flair. Gorgeous details, private 2 acres in desirable Narragansett pier. Soaring 14ft ceilings, pocket drs, marble fps, lovely sunrm, sumptuous mbr suite w/fp & marble bath/jacuzzi. Spectacular. 3 bedrooms, 2/1 baths, List Price $1,175,000.

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The Information Data Exchange is an innovative program between cooperating members to provide complete listing information to the public. Listed By: Judith Chace - Residential Properties, Ltd. ML# 732950.

Single-Family Home - Narragansett. Waterfront home with spectacular waterviews from every rm on great island. New 65 ft dock! Comes with 22 ft boat! Sun-filled open plan. Enjoy relaxing on deck & watch the beautiful sunsets over the water. Fishing, boating & swimming at your doorstep! 2 bedrooms, 1/0 baths, List Price $1,095,000.

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The Information Data Exchange is an innovative program between cooperating members to provide complete listing information to the public. Listed By: Sharon Ford - Re/Max Flagship, Inc. ML# 660304.

Single-Family Home - Narragansett. Step out front door walk straight into Narragansett Bay. Large flat lot. Waterfront property with magnificent unobstructed views of Bay, Ocean, Jamestown and Newport Bridges. Mooring and dock accessible. Rights to Little Beach and Kelly Beach. 4 bedrooms, 2/0 baths, List Price $1,074,900.

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The Information Data Exchange is an innovative program between cooperating members to provide complete listing information to the public. Listed By: Gregory Rotmer - Prudential Gammons Realty, LLC. ML# 730075.

Single-Family Home - Narragansett. Panorama! Pt. jud lighthouse! Flair/design! Caring owner! Blt w/all comforts! Jst off ocean rd for your summer/yr. rnd pleasure! Spacious layout! Bst appliances! Dbl. Lot. Huge/abve- grnd lower lvl/2car. Town util/effic. Gas heat! Owner relocatng/offers! 4 bedrooms, 2/0 baths, List Price $1,070,000.

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The Information Data Exchange is an innovative program between cooperating members to provide complete listing information to the public. Listed By: Vilma Moclair - Re/Max Flagship, Inc. ML# 733651.

Single-Family Home - Narragansett. Special waterfront estate on harbour island dramatic southwest views and sunsets-oversized lot with gardens and many levels keeps you high+dry-no need for flood insurance-new dock w/ electricity+water for up to a 40'boat-owner wants sold-bring offer. 3 bedrooms, 2/0 baths, List Price $1,050,000.

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The Information Data Exchange is an innovative program between cooperating members to provide complete listing information to the public. Listed By: Jim Durkin - Durkin Cottage Realty. ML# 733031.

Single-Family Home - Narragansett. Beautiful views of ocean, pt judith, harbor of refuge & Block Island from wrap around deck of 3 story contemporary in breakwater village. Low maintanence beach house, great for entertaining & summer fun. Walk to great association beach or sand hill cove. 3 bedrooms, 2/2 baths, List Price $1,050,000.

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The Information Data Exchange is an innovative program between cooperating members to provide complete listing information to the public. Listed By: Judith Chace - Residential Properties, Ltd. ML# 661816.

Single-Family Home - Narragansett. Fabulous opportunity for either residential or commercial use. 11 unit office building fully occupied w/ no leases. Parking for 20 cars. Almost an acre on boston neck rd with water views. Wonderful potential for single family home in desirable location. 0 bedrooms, 0/9 baths, List Price $1,050,000.

For immediate personal assistance and detailed information on this great Narragansett home Call: Bruce Brast @ 877-855-7913

The Information Data Exchange is an innovative program between cooperating members to provide complete listing information to the public. Listed By: Judith Chace - Residential Properties, Ltd. ML# 641268.

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Narragansett Early Settlement

Native Americans occupied the land around Narragansett thousands of years before the arrival of the Europeans. The Narragansett Indians were the dominant group in the area. They settled in a number of semi-permanent villages led by chiefs called Sachems. They also maintained other villages outside of the main village that were linked to the seasonal availability of food including summer gardens on the coastal plain, inland hunting camps and fishing camps on rivers and inlets.

The first deed of purchase of land by the Europeans was the Pettaquamscutt Purchase of 1658 led by a group of colonists from Rhode Island. A second purchase, the Atherton Purchase, was led by a group of Connecticut colonists in 1659. Over the next half-century, the Rhode Island, Connecticut and Massachusetts colonies all vied for control of Narragansett until the British crown placed the area under the control of Rhode Island.

Agricultural Development By the 1660's, the land purchased from the Indians had been divided into large tracks and houses were being constructed. With large land holdings, a favorable climate, fertile soil and access to the sea, an economy based on export farm products developed in the area around Narragansett. Known as the Narragansett Planters, these farms exported livestock, dairy products and produce to markets in Providence, Newport, Boston and New London.

Proximately to the sea allowed for relatively quick and inexpensive transportation of agricultural products. During this time, a deep, wide breachway connected the Point Judith Pond to the sea. With its numerous coves, the Point Judith Pond provided excellent access for small coastal vessels. Piers were also constructed along the eastern shore of Narragansett.

The late nineteenth and early twentieth centuries also saw the construction of more hotels and large summer cottages. Often built in the Shingle or Queen Ann style, these houses were set back from the road on large landscaped lots. Some were built by summer residents for their own use, others were built as rentals. Many of these houses remain along Central Street and Ocean Road.

Point Judith

Point Judith Pond has long been one of New England's important fishing ports. More recently, because of its accessibility and proximity to popular fishing grounds, the pond has been discovered as a popular harbor for cruising, sailing and sportfishing.

Located on the west bank of Narragansett Bay, Point Judith Pond is protected by a three section granite breakwater. The east and west entrances provide a protected passage into the Harbor of Refuge no matter which wind direction is prevailing. The breakwater has land access from the east and west jetties, providing anglers, bird watchers and sight seers great opportunities to walk out distances of more than one mile from shore.

Its location nine miles from Newport to the northeast and nine miles from Block Island to the southwest makes it a convenient location for permanent or transient dockage. On the east bank of Point Judith Pond is Galilee, home to many commercial fishing vessels, charter and party boats, fish buyers and processors, along with the Block Island ferry boats, several restaurants and shops.

On the west bank, picturesque Jerusalem provides visitors with a restaurant, transient dockage and countless photo opportunities. Following the channel north along the west bank leads to Snug Harbor and its several marinas. Within a short distance, you will find boat hauling and repair, transient dockage, fuel, sportfishing services such as bait, tackle, ice and marine supplies, as well as nearby motels and restaurants.

The pond proceeds north and east in a long winding channel which can accommodate vessels up to 50 feet. Kayaks, canoes, small power and sail boats and charter boats all provide excellent opportunities for viewing this waterway which travels about four miles to the head of the pond. Here the pond hosts several other marinas, and due to its proximity to U.S. Route 1, provides access to larger shopping centers and services.

Narragansett Indians

The Narragansetts of historic times were descended from people who archaeologists believe had occupied the region surrounding Narragansett Bay for more than ten thousand years. They spoke an Eastern Algonquian language. According to Roger Williams, who lived with them from 1636 until his death in 1683, the Narragansetts were governed by two sachems, ideally uncle and nephew. These sachems were responsible for allocating land and surplus food, for conducting diplomacy, and for making decisions regarding war.

The Narragansett territories boasted abundant natural resources, which permitted a semisedentary life based on the cultivation of maize, beans, and squash, and particularly on procuring game, fish, and especially shellfish. Whelks and quahogs, whose shells were used for wampum, were especially abundant in Narragansett coastal regions, thus allowing the Narragansetts an important advantage in the wampum trade of the prehistoric and historic periods.

Narragansett men and women were organized according to the different patterns of their work. Men were responsible for hunting, deep-sea fishing, trade, diplomacy, and warfare. Women, on the other hand, were the farmers, and also manufactured most domestic articles. They prepared food and were responsible for child care.

Social distinctions existed in Narragansett communities. Sachems and their families were ranked highest, followed by the sachem's advisers. So-called common people had the rights of community members and might farm, whereas servants and slaves were without land rights and were said to have no names.

All Narragansetts recognized a cosmology endowed with manitou-an animating force found in natural phenomena, in miraculous events, and in the marvelous abilities of animals and people. All people sought access to manitou, or assistance from manitou spirit helpers, to improve their health and well-being and to bring them success in their endeavors. Religious leaders among the Narragansetts, especially the powwaws, had the particularly strong relations with manitou typical of North American shamans, and used their spiritual powers in curing and divination. The Narragansetts also believed that all people were possessed of two souls: one, the animating soul, was the special essence of each person; the other, the dream soul, was capable of travel or transformation during dreams or trance.

The Narragansett year was marked by a series of seasonal moves, and by festivals, games, and rituals, many of which were accompanied by a kind of sacred gambling, wherein the never-ending cycle of growth, death, and regeneration was celebrated.

After the settlement of southern New England by the English in the 1620s, Narragansetts grew rich and powerful as a result of the wampum trade. They were fortunate to escape the worst effects of the epidemics that swept the region in 1617-19 and again in 1633. Allied with the English in the Pequot War, they maintained a strong political presence in New England throughout the seventeenth century. In the succeeding centuries, although adopting the English language and participating in the local fishing and farming economy, Narragansetts retained a distinctive identity through patterns of intermarriage and continuities in ritual and folklore. They remain a powerful presence in Rhode Island today. Kathleen Bragdon, William & Mary

CHARTER PARTY FISHING BOATS

Early Bird Charters, 64 Courtland Drive, Narragansett, RI 02882, 789-7596

Gail Frances, Galilee, RI 02882, 783-4988, Whale Watching

Misty, 102 Kimberly Drive, Wakefield, RI 02879, 789-6057

Julie C, 109 Nepaug Road, Narragansett, RI 02882, 789-9592

L'IL Toot Charters, Inc., 74 Sunnyside, Warwick, RI 02886, 738-1138

Old Salt Charters, 12 Amancio Street, Wakefield, RI 02879, 783-4805

Persuader, 110 Avice Avenue, Narragansett, RI 02882, 783-5644

Steven B'S, Periwinkle Road, Narragansett, RI 02882, 789-9250

MI-VI Sportfishing, P.O. Box 1455, Charlestown, RI 02813, 364-3354

Sea Gypsy Charter, 36' Sailboat, 9 Village Lane, Narragansett, RI 02882, 789-0077

Snappa, 528 Fair Street, Warwick, RI 02886, 781-3944, 789-3124

SF/V Prowler, 7 Jean Street, Narragansett, RI 02882, 783-8487

Invader Charter Boat, 5 Barnacle Road, Narragansett, RI 02882, 789-0514

Poseidon, 3 Barnacle Road, Narragansett, RI 02882, 789-1444

Sakarak, 45 Exeter Boulevard, Narragansett, RI 02882, 789-8801

Yankee Boat Peddlers, Madeleine and RumRunnerII, Newport, RI 02840, 849-3033

GOLF

Jamestown Country Club, East Shore Road, Jamestown, RI 02835, 423-9930

Laurel Lane Golf Course, West Kingstown, RI 02892, 783-3844

OUTDOOR RECREATION

Narragansett Bikes Inc., 1153 Boston Neck Road, Narragansett, RI 02882, 782-4444

Narragansett Pier Dive Shop, 145 Boon Street, Narragansett, RI 02882, 783-2225

Narragansett Kayak Co., 523 Charlestown Beach Road, Charlestown, RI 02813, 364-2000

Narrow River Kayaks, 95 Middlebridge Road, Narragansett, RI 02882, 789-0334

Warm Winds Ltd., 26 Kingstown Road, Narragansett, RI 02882, 789-9040

The Watershed, 396 Main Street, Wakefield, RI 02879, 789-3399

RECREATION

Side Pocket Billiards, Mariner Square, 140 Pt. Judith Road, Narragansett, RI 02882

SCHOONER CHARTERS

Narragansett Bay Sailing Company, 103 Conch Road, Narragansett, RI 02882, 789-3904

Ronald Robinson settled and purchased the land along the western shore of Narragansett Bay from the Narragansett Indians in the late 17th century. Incorporated as a town in 1901, Narragansett's earliest industry was a shipbuilding operation located at Middle Bridge on the Narrow River. As ship size outgrew the capacity of the Narrow River, the town turned to tourism as its primary source of income.

Long Cove Marina

Located west of Route 108, approximately one mile south of Route 1, this privately owned campground consists of 200 to 300 campsites for tents, campers, and recreational vehicles. There is public access to the boat ramp that leads to Point Judith Pond. Parking is available. Fee.

Knowlesway Extension

At the end of Knowlesway Extension, west of Route 108, a paved right-of-way provides access to Point Judith Pond. This site consists of a small grassy park and a stairway to the pond.

Fisherman's Memorial State Park

West of Route 108, Fisherman's Memorial State Park is a campground that has 182 campsites, three game fields, and two tennis courts. During the summer there is an entrance fee to the campgrounds, and advance reservations are recommended. There is a spectacular view of Point Judith Pond, Narragansett Bay, and Block Island Sound from the overlook platform located at the site of the old bunker, part of U.S. Army Fort Greene. During the summer, RIDEM holds evening nature education programs for the public. On the grounds' northwest corner, a pathway leads to a state shellfish management area. Parking is available.

Galilee Bird Sanctuary

Located south of the Galilee Escape Road and across the street from Roger Wheeler State Beach is a 172-acre tidal wetland. This environmentally sensitive wetland habitat is ideal for bird watching. However, the area has no access except along its outer edge. No parking is available.

Bluff Hill Cove Access

North of the Galilee Escape Road is an area of wetlands and tidal flats that is a state shellfish management area. It is one of the state's most popular recreational shellfishing sites. Parking is available along the Galilee Escape Road.

Galilee at Great Island Bridge

Located off the Galilee Escape Road at the southeast end of the Great Island Bridge, this state-owned fishing access site has a boat ramp with parking for cars and trailers.

State Pier #3

In the heart of Galilee, next to the Block Island Ferry terminal, this state pier bustles with activity supporting the commercial fishing fleet and charter deep-sea fishing boats. Southland Ferry Cruises offers boat tours around Point Judith Pond during the summer. This site is extremely busy; limited parking is available on nearby streets. Ample pay parking is available throughout Galilee.

Block Island Ferry Terminal

The main ferry terminal for public transport to Block Island is located in Galilee. When the ferry is not at the dock, this site provides an interesting view of harbor activities. There is ample parking for a fee in nearby lots.

State Pier #4

Across the breachway from the ferry terminal in Jerusalem, at the end of Succotash Road, a state-owned property and pier provide access to the main channel of Point Judith Pond. This is a popular spot for recreational finfishing that can be reached by following Succotash Road to its end in Jerusalem. Jerusalem is part of Narragansett and was once connected to Galilee in the 1800s before the U.S. Army Corps constructed the permanent breach-way in its present location. Parking is available.

Salty Brine State Beach

This small state beach is within the confines of the protected Point Judith Harbor of Refuge. The adjacent breachway, which is stabilized by rock jetties, connects Point Judith Pond to the sea. The rock jetties provide access for fishing or for the sure-footed who want to watch the activities in the harbor. Divers also frequent the area to dive for lobsters and observe the underwater world along the rocky shore. From here, one can walk to Sand Hill Cove Beach, a mile to the east. Although on-site parking is available, the small parking lot fills quickly on nice days.

Roger Wheeler State Beach

Popularly known as Sand Hill Cove Beach, this state-owned beach is located at the east end of Sand Hill Cove Road. A great place for the family, the beach offers ample parking (at least 1,500 spaces), lifeguards, changing facilities, toilets, picnic areas, concessions, and playground equipment. This site is a safe place for swimming because of the long, wide, sandy beach and breakwater-protected, calm waters.

Point Judith State Park

Formerly Camp Cronin, a military camp, this site has a long rocky shoreline fronting the Atlantic Ocean near the Point Judith Lighthouse and is a good spot for surf fishing. Block Island is visible in the distance. This site also provides access to the east arm of the Harbor of Refuge breakwater, a popular fishing area. On-site parking is available.

Point Judith Lighthouse

At the southern end of Ocean Road stands the Point Judith Lighthouse, an octagonal brick building erected in 1816. The lighthouse, which is still in use, is not open to the public. The grassy slope around the lighthouse has a fine view of the ocean where, two miles off the coast, the last German U-boat was sunk during World War II. Beware of the loud foghorn sounding out to the passing ships on foggy days. On a good day you will find many of Rhode Island's best surfers in the water. Parking is available nearby.

Rose Nulman Memorial Park

Adjacent to the Point Judith Lighthouse, this park provides scenic ocean views and has ample parking.

Pilgrim Avenue Extension

Just north of Point Judith, at Pilgrim and Calef avenues (Pole 17), is a scenic right-of-way that consists of a paved roadway about 50 feet wide and 166 feet long that extends eastward to a cobble beach. This is one of several road ends in the area that offers surfing access.

Calef Avenue

A right-of-way just north of Point Judith at Pole 8, this site consists of a grassy strip 50 feet wide and 140 feet long, extending east from the intersection of Louise Avenue and Calef Avenue to a cobble beach. No parking is available.

Conant Avenue Road End

This scenic right-of-way overlooks the ocean and consists of a rocky shoreline with a path used by surfers and kayakers. No parking is available.

Scarborough State Beach

One of the state's most popular beaches, this facility has gazebos, picnic areas, benches, a wooden boardwalk with concessions, changing facilities, toilets, and showers. The wide sandy beach is ideal for swimming, walking, and a variety of oceanside activities. Includes Scarborough South Side, which offers access to grassy playing fields and tailgating. Ample on-site parking is available and accessible from Ocean Road. Fee.

Black Point

Located off Ocean Road, just north of Scarborough State Beach, this state fishing area consists of a wooded dirt path that extends toward the Bay from a parking lot just north of the old stone carriage house ruins. The path leads to a dramatic rocky shore of boulders and tide pools. This is a great place to relax and throw out a fishing line, but use caution when walking out on the rocks, particularly during periods of high waves. On-site parking is available.

Bass Rock Road

A right-of-way extending east of Ocean Road, this site is difficult to find because it is unmarked and can be easily confused with the many private driveways in the area. The site offers a terrific view of Narragansett Bay and the Atlantic Ocean and is often used by recreational fishermen. Beware of treacherous wave conditions and dangerous rocky shoreline.

Newton Avenue

At the end of Newton Avenue, off Ocean Road, a well-worn footpath leads to a dramatic rocky shore. This is a site where ancient bedrock, known as Narragansett Pier granite, surfaces.

Hazard Avenue

This site, a right-of-way at the end of Hazard Avenue, off Ocean Road, consists of a well-worn footpath to spectacular granite rock formations. Fishing is popular but dangerous due to the treacherous waves and slippery rocks.

State Pier #5 (Tucker's Dock)

Located off Ocean Road, near the well and the intersection of South Pier Road, this site offers boat launching, fishing, surfing, and a scenic view of Narragansett Bay. Parking is available for about 15 cars. There is also a bulkhead with pilings to tie up to in a small, usually well-protected cove. This site is commonly known as Monahan's Dock.

Ocean Road

A walkway extends 0.8 mile from Narragansett Beach south along Ocean Road, under the Towers, to State Pier #5 (Tucker's Dock). This is a popular place to walk, to watch the sunrise, or to sit on the wall and watch the passersby. When the wind is blowing and the surf is up, this area is populated with surfers. Free parking is available along Ocean Road but fills up quickly on hot summer days.

Casino Park

Located off Route 1A, across the street from Narragansett Town Beach, this grassy area with a distinctive gazebo offers an ocean view and is the site of concerts and art shows during the summer.

Narragansett Town Beach

Located off Route 1A, this is a very popular summer beach spot. The wide, sandy beach is perfect for walking, sunning, picnicking, swimming, kayaking, and surfing.

Canonchet Farm

Located off Route 1A, opposite Narragansett Town Beach, Canonchet Farm offers hiking trails and fishing in salt ponds bordering Pettaquamscutt Cove. South County Museum is located here and contains articles of early Rhode Island life and industry. There are also an animal petting farm and plenty of parking on the grounds. The museum is open in the summer, beginning May 1, Wed-nesday through Saturday, 11 a.m. to 4 p.m.

Narrow River Inlet

Just east of Sprague Bridge, on the south side of the Narrow River inlet, is a small parking area and a path to the tidal waters of the Narrow River. This site offers access to a popular fishing site underneath the bridge and an excellent place to launch a kayak.

Old Sprague Bridge Overlook

East of Scenic Route 1A is the site of Old Sprague Bridge. The bridge abutments provide a view of the Pettaquamscutt Refuge and the Narrow River. Depending on tidal conditions, this area can be quite populated with shore birds. This is a nice site for a picnic or a fishing excursion.

Middle Bridge

Seasonal fishing is popular from the causeway and bridge over the Narrow River. At the southwest end of the bridge there is a path to the Narrow River identified by a historic marker. There is restricted parking along Middlebridge Road and at the east end of the bridge on a private lot for a fee.

Pettaquamscutt Cove National Wildlife Refuge

Along the southeastern shore of the Narrow River, this federally designated national wildlife refuge contains over 150 acres of tidal marshes, mudflats, and estuary and is home to the black duck. An access road leads off the west side of Scenic Route 1A just north of the bridge over the Narrow River. This is a great place to have a picnic and watch the sun set over the river.

Route 1A Overlook

A parcel of land owned by the R.I. Department of Transportation and known as The Overlook extends from Boston Neck Road (Route 1A) eastward to the shore of Narragansett Bay.

Pettaquamscutt Avenue

This right-of-way at the end of Pettaquamscutt Avenue may be used as a ramp to launch small boats or kayaks.

South Ferry Road

The old Jamestown ferry landing at the end of South Ferry Road off Route 1A also consists of a small cobble beach on the West Passage. Dutch Island, Jamestown, and the James-town Bridge may be seen in the distance. This is a multi-use site for swimming, fishing, boating, and windsurfing.

Narragansett Public Schools

Whale Rock Lighthouse - Narragansett Bay circa 1920

This Lighthouse stood at the west entrance to Narragansett Bay. It was built in 1882 and provided navigational aid to Mariners until 1938 when it was destroyed in the Great Hurricane of that year.

Walter B. Eberle, the first assistant light keeper was operating the station when it was completely swept away. His body was never recovered.

All that remains today is the rock that the lighthouse once stood upon.

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