Narragansett Attractions

• South County Museum: Canonchet Farm, Narragansett, RI 02882 401-783-5400
  
• Canonchet Memorial Corner of Beach Street and Ocean Road. A 6,000-pound limestone statue of heroic Narragansett tribal Chief Canonchet. Sculptured in 1977 by Robert K. Carsten.
  
• Fishermen’s Memorial State Park: Route 108. Coastal Park with tennis courts, playground and 182 tent and trailer sites. (401) 789-8374
  
• Galilee Fishing Village Sand Hill Cove Road. Quaint fishing village with a working fishing fleet.  
  Narragansett Indian Monument Kingstown Road and Strathmore Street. Carved from a single Douglas fir by Peter Toth, this 23-foot sculpture is one of 41 throughout the country honoring the American Indian.
  
• Narragansett Pier Beach Ocean Road. Long, southeast facing beach with long, smooth-breaking waves. Offers some of the best East Coast surfing.
  
• Old Narragansett Pier Life Saving Station Ocean Road. Historic stone structure is now the famed Coast Guard House Restaurant.
  Pettaquamscutt Cove National Wildlife Refuge. The refuge provides grounds for shore birds, terns and a variety of fish.
  
• Point Judith Lighthouse 1460 Ocean Road. An octagonal brick building erected in 1816. (401) 789-0444.
  
• Roger Wheeler State Beach Ocean Road. Clean, sandy, safe family beach. (401) 789-3563.
  
• Salty Brine State Beach Sand Hill Cove Road. Clean, gentle surf. Great fishing off the rocks in the port of Galilee.
  
• Scarborough State Beach Route 108. Clean, clear, moderate to heavy surf. Excellent for body surfing. (401) 789-2324.
  
• Southland River Boat Cruises. A boar tour of the water ways in Narragansett 
  
• South County Museum Canonchet Farm, Route 1A. View articles of early R. I. life and industry, 19^th century working mini-farm, working print shop, historic cemetery. (401) 783-5400
  
• St. Peter’s-by-the-Sea Central Street. Site of the Varina Winnie Davis memorial stained glass window.
  Sunset Farm Route 108. The property has a two-story bungalow built at the turn of the century of spruce, cypress and mahogany.
  
• The Towers Ocean Road. Last remaining section of the Narragansett Pier Casino. Visitor information center. (401) 783-7121.
  Whale Rock Lighthouse Narragansett Beach Street. Constructed in 1882, the lighthouse stands as a monument for the keeper, killed in the 1938 hurricane, whose body was never found. Ruins visible at low tide.
  More events and attractions sponsored by the Town Of Narragansett Parks & Recreation
  
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