Rhode Island Travel

In a sense, Newport, Rhode Island has gone to the dogs. Vacations at the beachfront resort that's one of the the country's oldest cities, long home to America's most aristocratic families, can include man's best friend. Tour the fabled mansions of the Gilded Age, swim, hike or sunbathe on the sandy beaches. Attractions such as the Naval War College and th… read more

Newport sits right on the southern edge of Rhode Island, near the Atlantic Ocean. Travelers often visit the area for the numerous outdoor activities, as well as the shopping and historic museums. You're only minutes from swimming, fishing, boating, golfing, hiking and deep sea fishing. While the town has only one campground, you'll find RV parks near Newport… read more

Twelve miles off the Rhode Island mainland, Block Island is accessible via plane and four ferries, one of which operates year-round. With 17 miles of beaches, 350 ponds, wildlife preserves and miles of nature trails, the island inspires constant outdoor activity and understandably. Limited pet-friendly accommodations exist, and most venues have minimum stay… read more