Things to do in North Kingstown

This historic New England harbour captivates with its 18th-century charm and scenic waterfront. Explore the quaint village shops, then experience the harbor's beauty from a kayak on the tranquil waters.

This secluded shoreline offers tranquil views of Wickford's waterfront and the West Passage. Bring your own seating and refreshments to fully enjoy this peaceful coastal retreat.

North Kingstown Town Beach offers shallow waters and sandy shores perfect for families seeking coastal relaxation. Enjoy the playground, picnic areas, and summer concerts from the beachside stage.

Step into one of America's oldest plantation houses, where colonial history unfolds through period-furnished rooms and costumed guides. Wander the tranquil gardens overlooking Narragansett Bay after your tour.

Compass Rose Beach offers scenic views of Narragansett Bay and the Jamestown Bridge with its mix of grassy areas and sandy shores. This dog-friendly spot is perfect for picnics and walks.

Built in 1707, Old Narragansett Church is one of America's oldest Episcopal buildings, featuring colonial box pews and wine glass pulpit. Summer visitors can explore the historic interior.

This tribute to the Navy's Construction Battalions showcases their engineering feats across major conflicts. Explore artefacts and memorials in the park's serene setting, perfect for reflecting on military history.

New England's only private marine education facility offers seven interactive touch tanks with Atlantic Ocean creatures. Visitors can handle everything from tiny shrimp to sharks during the immersive 1-2 hour experience.