East Beach

               

               This location is rather small with only Portable Toilets for our restrooms. However this beach offers 3 miles of undeveloped beach frontage. Parking is very limited and fills up early on sunny summer days. 

Location:   (Ninigret Conservation Area) Off East Beach Road, Charlestown Rhode Island 02813                                                            

Mailing Address: Burlingame State Park, 1 Burlingame State Park, Charlestown, Rhode Island 02813

Phone Numbers: 

East Beach (seasonal) - (401) 322-0450

Burlingame State Park (year round) - (401) 322-8910

Fax Number - (401) 322-3083

Directions from Providence:

Take Interstate Rte. 95 South, to Rte. 4 South, to Rte.1 South,

to East Beach exit in Charlestown.

Smoke Free Beaches: This summer, Rhode Island's state beaches are going smoke-free. Learn more.

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 four consecutive days. Following each stay, regardless of duration, a Three 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. The minimum stay will be reduced to one night for reservations that are purchased between June 1^st and October 31^st for the current year.

April 15^th through the third Monday in May and from Labor Day through October 31st the minimum stay will be reduced to one night for reservations.

Current Fees: Daily Parking: (May 1st through September 30th) Fee Increases Effective April 23, 2002

Monday through Friday:

Residents - $6.00 per car                Non-Residents - $12.00 per car

Resident Seniors - $3.00 per car       Non-Resident Seniors - $6.00 per car

Weekends and Holidays:

Residents - $7.00 per car                Non-Residents - $14.00 per car

Resident Seniors - $3.50 per car       Non-Resident Seniors - $7.00 per car

Bus Fees: None - (No bus parking allowed. Pick up and drop off only)

Season Passes: (Must be affixed to vehicle)

Beaches: (Allows entrance to all State Beaches)

Residents - $30.00                    Non-Residents - $60.00

Resident Seniors - $15.00           Non-Resident Seniors - $30.00

Residents - $14.00 per night       Non-Residents - $20.00 per night

Barrier Beach Permit: (required for driving on any RI State Barrier Beach or access road). Permits are valid from     July 1st through June 30th of the following year and must be renewed.

Residents & Non-Residents [ based on where the vehicle is registered ]

Residents - $50.00 per year        Non-Residents - $100.00 per year

Operational Times: Season: April 15th through October 31st || Open 7:00 am to 11:00 pm.

 

Size: 174 Acres

Click Directions to see how to get here from your Starting Point.

Other Information:

50 Vehicles - 30 Day Use & 20 Camping on the Barrier Beach || 96 Vehicle Day Use Parking Area || 8 Portable Restrooms || Driving on Barrier Beaches requires a Barrier Beach Permit. || All camping vehicles must be self contained and have a Barrier Beach Permit.|| License required for non-resident shell fishing. || Lifeguard on duty 9:00 am to 6:00 pm. || No Animals Allowed || No Alcohol and no fires permitted.

 

Facilities and Activities:
Portable Restrooms | Parking | Beach | Campsites | Swimming | Fishing | Boating | Shell fishing |
Camping | Windsurfing.

Animals, Including Horses and Dogs:

No person shall bring onto any state bathing beach, East Beach/Ninigret

Conservation Area, or Burlingame picnic area any animal from April 1 through

September 30.

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:

·        Do not bring firewood with you when you camp.

·        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.

  PROTECT RHODE ISLAND’S FORESTS - DON’T TRANSPORT FIREWOOD