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Travel to Rhode Island / Rhode Island Vacation Rentals
Rhode Island…the small state perfect for a vacation with a surplus of history, plenty of recreation, and overall fun. Book one of the Rhode Island vacation rentals found here; you’ll be close to it all! Rhode Island Relaxation
It’s time to kick back, so Rhode Island awaits you. Throughout the state, you’ll find alternatives perfect for winding down, such as strolling on the beach alongside Narragansett Bay, or taking in the lonely East Beach in Charlestown. Go fly a kite in Brenton Point, renowned for kite enthusiasts. The whole of Block Island has a laidback feel, with its own microclimate. The sunset is great from the west passage of Beavertail State Park in Jamestown. In winter, swish on one of the ice skating rinks in Newport. So whether you're planning a Newport, Rhode Island vacation, or a trip through time in Jamestown, just make sure you don't overlook the many cheap vacation rentals in Rhode Island.
Good Vacation Spots in Rhode Island
Blackstone Valley is considered to be the site of the commencement of the Industrial Revolution, and is therefore quite a historic area. The Slater Mill Historic Site was the first water-powered mill where cotton was spun. The Brown and Hopkins Country Store in Chepachet is the longest continuously run general store in the United States. Plenty of recreation is available in this region in parks and management areas, such as picnicking, camping, fishing, and hiking. The WWII Memorial State Park has a freshwater beach with a pond right in the middle of the city! Rhode Island vacation beachhomes make a lot of sense for those seeking lots of fun in the sun and the water! Greater Providence, known for its ample amount of culture and history, mixes the traditional and the new together with panache. The Heritage Harbor Museum has worked in collaboration with 19 organizations to promote the history and culture of Rhode Island as a whole. The restaurant cuisines are eclectic and have been praised by experts. As you tour the city, take note of the historic architecture, from styles such as Greek Revival and Federal. Roger Williams Park Zoo houses unique exhibits and endangered animals.
The Warwick & West Bay region attracts those with shopping fever. Everything from major department stores, to specialty shops, to boutiques can be found along Route 2 in Warwick, nicknamed the “Miracle Mile of Shopping.” Warwick lines the Narragansett Bay for 39 miles and is a major boating area, with plenty of marinas around. Goddard State Park also offers beach access.
The East Bay region consists of four towns and is drenched in history, including the longest-running Fourth of July Parade in the nation. Note historic Bristol Harbor, and old stone fences that stretch for miles. The Herreshoff Marine Museum and America’s Cup Hall of Fame pay tribute to the Herreshoff Manufacturing Company, the creator of eight America’s Cup defenders. Enjoy secluded marinas and the East Bay Bike Path with a marvelous view of Narragansett Bay.
A nice variety of activities is available in Newport and the surrounding county, where recreation spans from hunting and fishing to bicycle and moped rentals, and in the winter, ice skating. You can even take a sunset harbor cruise, and yachting is very popular here. The International Tennis Hall of Fame and Museum is in Newport Casino, a National Historic Landmark. Another attraction in Newport is the Gilded Age mansions. Try some fresh lobster and clam chowder, or enjoy the view with some fine dining.
South County is a popular vacation area, loaded with sandy beaches and water activities including water skiing and whale watching. Rolling countryside and woodlands make for excellent hiking and cycling. The quaint villages allow for pleasant shopping and touring. In Saunderstown, Casey Farm is a working colonial plantation farm with several barns and a museum inside of the house. The Flying Horse Carousel is the oldest in the nation, and is used as a ride for children only.
Block Island, with its rural setting, can make visitors feel like they have stepped into a time machine going into the past. Pure bliss is possible in a relaxed atmosphere on the beaches and on the water, canoeing quietly. Or maybe you’ll want to work up a sweat with bicycling, or swimming…maybe even casting a fishing line would be enough. Marvel at the unique blend of flora and fauna caused by the island’s climate. From a family trip to Narragansett, to a cozy, romantic Newport, Rhode Island vacation, what will make the difference is where you stay. So think ahead of time and don't reserve a hotel room. There are lots of good vacation spots in Rhode Island, and fortunately lots of cheap vacation rentals in Rhode Island to match them. So save money, without sacrificing luxury, by staying in one of the Rhode Island vacation beachhomes, condos, or cabins, found here! Sites and tours to see
Bridgeton Car Barn in Burrillville
Eleazer Arnold House in Lincoln
Nine Men's Misery in Cumberland
Cogswell Tower in Central Falls
Settler's Rock on Block Island
Block Island Historical Society on Block Island
Blithewold Mansion and Gardens in Bristol
First United Methodist Church of Warren and Bristol
Maxwell House in Warren
Abraham Rodrigues Rivera House in Newport
Beavertail Lighthouse in Jamestown
John Hay Library in Providence
Paine House in Coventry
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