Photo: Burlingame State Campground, Charlestown (S. Petrarca)
Sweater weather has arrived, but that doesn't mean you have to pack up your campsite just yet. Whether you're looking for a cozy spot in the woods or just a stone's throw from the shore, you can find your next adventure at a RI State Campground.
Going for a hike? Remember to wear an orange hat or vest in hunting areas.
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Latest news Read the latest press releases, operational updates, and news related to state parks, beaches & campgrounds. Including ongoing construction projects at Charlestown Breachway/East Beach, Roger Wheeler State Beach, and Burlingame State Campground.
Hosting an event at a State Park? Schools, municipalities, companies, and other large groups planning trips to state parks and beaches must apply for a Special Use Permit at least 30 days in advance.
Don't Be Trashy. Show your love of public lands by keeping them litter-free. Everyone who enjoys parks, beaches, and public outdoor spaces has a responsibility to keep them clean. Carry out what you carry in and help keep Rhody litter free.
RI's State Park Naturalist Program offers environmental education programs for kids, families, adults, and school groups. From jellyfish to earthworms, snakes, and coyotes, to exploring geology, migration, botany, and so much more!
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The DEM Division of Parks manages over 8,200 acres of land, including parks, beaches, campgrounds, bike paths, historic sites, picnic areas, trails, athletic fields, dams, fishing access, and boat ramps.