Some Of The Cleanest And Clearest Water Can Be Found At Rhode Island's Narragansett Beach
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Jessica Wick
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Rhode Island is called the Ocean State, and for good reason. We’ve got miles and miles of stunning coastline and sandy beaches. But when it comes to a clean, inviting swimming beach, nothing tops Narragansett. There’s a reason so many Rhode Islanders are smitten with it.
The town of Narragansett has a population of 15,464, but the beach gets thousands of visitors each year.
Admission costs $10 per day, or you can get a season pass. The beach is located in the center of town, and there's plenty of parking in the area.
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The southern shoreline is rocky with a concrete sea wall, while the northern end is marked by the entrance to Narrow River and Cormorant Point.
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You'll often spot surfers in the water in the summertime.
The piping plover, a small sparrow sized shorebird, often makes its home here.
No wonder up to 10,000 people often visit daily in the summer.
And with all the year's events limiting our beach time, we're certain many are eager to return to this one.
When was the last time you spent the day at Narragansett Town Beach? What is the first beach you will visit when restrictions are lifted?
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Narragansett Beach, Narragansett, RI 02882, USA