Fishermen's State Park and Campground
Fishermen's State Park and Campground offers campers a 'seaside
village' atmosphere where visitors will find neatly trimmed grass,
tree lined paths, and activities for the whole family. Whether your
looking for a place to pitch a tent and enjoy a camp fire, or park
your R.V. and play some basketball or tennis, Fishermen's can
accommodate you. One of Fishermen's most attractive features is its
close proximity to popular State Beach areas like Scarborough, Roger
Wheeler, and Salty Brine. The Park is also just 1 mile from the
Block Island Ferry Dock and 15 minutes from scenic Newport.
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Location:
Route 108, 1011
Point Judith Road, Narragansett, Rhode Island 02882
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Mailing Address:
Fishermen's Memorial State
Park, 1011 Point Judith Road, Narragansett, Rhode Island 02882
- Phone
Numbers:
Fishermen's Memorial State Park - (401)
789-8374
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Directions from Providence:
- Take Interstate
Rte. 95 South, to Rte. 4 South, to Rte.1 South, to Rte. 108
South, 4 miles along 108 on right hand side.
Park History:
This park has a long and interesting history. for
more information
Click Here
Reservations
For
for the 2008 season: reservations will be
taken through ReserveAmerica. To make a reservation
Click Here
Reservation Regulations:
Length of stay will be limited
to fourteen consecutive days.
Following each stay, regardless of duration, a
seven day interim period is mandatory
for all members of camping party and equipment.
Third
Monday in May through Labor Day, there
is a four night minimum reservation
and a fourteen day Maximum for all
patrons. The minimum stay will be reduced to
one night for reservations that are purchased between June 1st
and October 31st for the current year.
April 15th through the third Monday in May and from Labor
Day through October 31st the minimum stay will be reduced to
one night for reservations.
Map: To view
an online map to help plan your trip, go to
Map
and enter your information!
- Current
Fees:
Fee Increases
Effective April 23, 2002
Area 1:
Electric, Water,
and Sewer (No Canvas) - 40 sites available
Residents- $20.00 per night
Non-Residents - $35.00 per
night
Areas 2 & 4:
Electric and Water - 107 sites
available
Residents - $18.00 per
night
Non-Residents - $25.00 per
night
Area 3:
No Hook-ups (Canvas Only) - 35 Sites Available
Residents - $14.00 per
night
Non-Residents - $20.00 per
night
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Other Fees :
Visitors - $2.00 per
car
Resident Second
Car Pass - $4.00 per car
Non-Resident Second
Car Pass - $6.00 per car
- To view a
campsite, go to
Map!
To receive
Adobe Acrobat Reader free (needed to view the map ), go to
Download!
- Operational Times:
April 15th through
October 31st (Full Facilities) April.
- Size:
91.46
Acres
Click
Here
to view Events taking place at the park
- campground!
- Other
Information:
3 Restrooms
|| 2 Tennis Courts
|| 2 Basketball Courts
|| 1 Horseshoe Court ||
1 Playground
Facilities and Activities:
Restrooms | Parking |
Phone | Picnic Tables | Information | Coin Operated Hot Showers |
Fireplaces | R.V. Campsites | Tent Campsites | Camping | Fishing
Nearby | Swimming Nearby | Tennis | Basketball | Horseshoes |
Playground.
Firewood:
The RI
Department of Environmental Management urges all visitors to RI
Campgrounds and Parks to help STOP THE SPREAD of nonnative
insects and diseases.
Transporting firewood can also transport a number of insects and
diseases that threaten the health of our forests.
Gypsy moth, emerald ash borer, and beech bark disease are
just a few of the growing number of firewood hitchhikers that can
kill large numbers of trees.
You can help by following these
simple precautions:
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Do not bring firewood
with you when you camp.
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Buy firewood when you
reach your destination.
·
Don’t take any with
you when you leave. Burn
it all or give it to other campers in the park.
HELP PROTECT RHODE ISLAND'S FORESTS FIREWOOD
All
Trash Is Carry In Carry out Please!