Can non-residents go to Narragansett Town Beach?

The beach is very pretty and full of surfers, however, there is no parking for non-residents. The two huge lots are for residents only.

Are beaches open in Narragansett?

Narragansett Town Beach is open all facilities. Lifeguards on duty. Parking and Admission fees being charged. West Lot is open for Non-Resident Parking.

How much does it cost to go to Narragansett beach?

The Narragansett Times reports the town council voted Monday night to increase the fee to walk on the beach from $10 to $15. Parking passes would go up from $10 on weekdays and $15 on weekends to $20 all week long. The fee changes would only apply to out-of-town residents.

Does Narragansett beach have waves?

The best time of year for surfing Narragansett Town Beach with consistent clean waves (rideable swell with light / offshore winds) is during Winter and most often the month of November. Clean surfable waves are typically found 21% of the time in November while 23% of the time it tends to be blown out.

Does Narragansett beach take card?

The office now accepts Visa, MasterCard and Discover for seasonal beach and parking passes. Due to anticipated and possible beach operational restrictions for the 2020 season, purchase of a seasonal parking pass and or seasonal admission pass does not guarantee a parking space or admission on any given beach day.

Can you drink on Narragansett beach?

Alcoholic beverages or glass containers permitted anywhere on the premises. No cooking or open fires are allowed on the premises. Swimming is not allowed in designated surfing areas. Surfing is not allowed in designated swimming areas.

Which beach has the biggest waves in Rhode Island?

It’s well-known that Narragansett and Newport are the two biggest surfing hotspots in Rhode Island. Many local surfers frequent these surf spots, and they attract others across New England. But you can also find some less-crowded spots that still provide solid swells.

What to do in Narragansett?

By far the most popular attractions in Narragansett are its four beaches. The Narragansett Town beach is a picturesque beach complete with cabanas, pavilions, showers and a beachfront clubhouse available for rent. Salty Brine State Beach, formerly known as Galilee State Beach, was dedicated to widely known radio personality, Salty Brine, in 1990.

Is Narragansett Beach Open?

NARRAGANSETT, RI—It’s beach season in Rhode Island. The state beaches in Narragansett, along with several other state beaches elsewhere in Rhode Island, are officially open on weekends and will open daily beginning May 28, according to the state Department of Environmental Management.

What is Narragansett Bay?

Narragansett Bay is a bay and estuary on the north side of Rhode Island Sound. Covering 147 miles, the Bay forms New England’s largest estuary, which functions as an expansive natural harbor, and includes a small archipelago.