What’s really great about Rhode Island that makes it a sure fire succes with all holiday makers are the ocean beaches which have hundreds of miles of, both salt and fresh water beaches. You also get access to many major cities that are located near to this shoreline. All amenities related to beach area are offered. Colt state park is near route 114 on the eastern side of Narragansett Bay. It is open the year around and has many playing and picnic areas. Third lighthouse to be built in America, Beavertail Lighthouse provides stunning views of Rhode Island s Atlantic shoreline. An aquarium building shows the
areas water, marine life and rocks.
Burlingame State Park is located in 2100 acres and on the shoreline of Watchaug Pond. Many Atlantic Bay areas are quite close to it. It opens from 15 April to 31 October and camping facilities can be availed for two weeks only. Charlestown Breachway can be reserved for one week only. It has the common facilities and is open from April 15 to October 31. Next to salt water beaches is located Fishermans memorial State Park that closes from 1 April to 15 April and has many modern facilities for its visitors.
In between 430 acres of excellently landscaped lands is Roger Williams Park zoo. It has many species of wildlife (endangered Lemurs too), a tropical rain forest and an open air Volary. This Park also has a Planetarium, a museum of natural history and a rotating village. A century of Tennis History is available at International Tennis Hall of Fame, America s oldest grassy grounds. Located in Newport Casino, it plays host to many great professionals who come every year to participate in New Port Tennis Competetion.
All the rivers, ponds and lakes on Rhode Island are a paradise for Fresh Water Fishing seekers. Many different varieties of fish are available in them. The whole area of Rhode Island is famous the world over for huge variety of Salt Water fishing. From amateurs to big anglers looking for creating a world record, Rhode Island has it all. Anglers can find fish in all seasons in its salty waters of this Oceanic State.
Rhode Island, the Ocean State, is home to some of the most fabulous beaches in the United States but that’s not all that the state boasts. The state of Rhode Island also has four seasons with some of the most spectacular scenery for visitors to enjoy year round as well. Visitors to the state have the opportunity to enjoy world class fishing, boating, and golf as well as renowned vineyards and historic mansions as well. The state is so rich with history and culture that visitors find themselves not only wanting to return but having to as well just to be able to take in all that the state has to offer.
The state of Rhode Islands heritage goes back to before our nation was a free country. In fact Rhode Island was the first of the colonial states to act out against British rule. The state has developed a number of heritage trails along which curious visitors can explore a wide array of historical events and sites throughout the state. Along the Blackstone River Valley Heritage Trail visitors can tour the Slater Mill, the Kelly House Museum, the Smith Appleby House, as well as the Hannaway Blacksmith Shop. A trip along the East Bay Heritage Trail history buffs have the opportunity to visit the Haffenreffer Museum of Anthropology, the Mt. Hope Farm constructed in the 1700′s, the Linden Place mansion, and the Crescent Park Carousel built designed in 1895. Travel down the path of the Newport County Colonial Landmark Trail and you can experience history at its richest by visiting a number of historical homes such as the Chase Cory House, the Hunter House, and the Prescott Farm as well as the Whitehall museum House.
Rhode Island is also known for its natural surroundings as well. The state is home to a number of nature trails, camping areas, and beaches. Called the Ocean State due to its four hundred miles of coastline the state is truly a beach lover’s paradise. Along this beautiful coastline memories are made ever day by visiting one of the areas wildlife refuges, Block Island, or just sitting back, relaxing, and enjoying the laid back beach life. For those that love to hike Rhode Island has a number of offerings as well. Areas such as the George Washington Management Area, the Richard Knight Fort Nature Refuge, the Block Island Greenways, and the Cliff Walk offer excellent and scenic hiking for hikers of any experience. The Garden Nature Trail gives visitors the opportunity to stop and smell the roses and truly get a feel for the beauty that is Rhode Island.
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