Things To Do in Block Island, Rhode Island

Formerly Block Island State Beach, it's both convenient and pretty. More on RIMonthly

Known locally as Crescent Beach. Menu offering salads and burgers. Chairs, umbrellas, boogie boards available to rent on a daily basis. Once called State Beach, it is ... More on Visitrhodeisland.com

Two-hundred-foot cliffs with great ... More on TripAdvisor

For all you soil scientists out there, go down the stairs to the beach and survey strata upon strata of soils. More on Yahoo! Travel

Secluded beach on Block ... More on TripAdvisor

Good for the bigger kids who like to play in the surf . More on TripAdvisor

Clean with nice sand and food delivery. More on RIMonthly

We decided that we would spend our day exploring the island and then go back there for a casual dinner on t... More on TripAdvisor

The Mohegan Bluffs rise abruptly to a height of about 200 feet above the sea and stretch for nearly three ... More on Visitrhodeisland.com

The grounds give a good overlook of the ocean and you can glimpse some people enjoying Mohegan Bluffs. More on TripAdvisor

Dogs are allowed year-round on the island beaches, but they must be leashed and people are required to clean up after their pets. To get to the beaches, take a right out of town and follow Corn Nec... More on DogFriendly.com

Block Island Sound is a strait in the open Atlantic, approximately 10 miles (16 km) wide, separating Block Island from the coast of Rhode Island in the United States. Geographically, it is the east... More on AnglerWeb.com

Each September this event brings an enjoyable ... More on Yahoo! Travel

This equestrian center offers guided horseback rides on the beach, pony rides for ... More on Yahoo! Travel

Not a fancy place at all, but we had a great time and will definitely be back. More on Yahoo! Travel

A little rocky, but a great spot. More on RIMonthly

Modest surf. Good beach with fine sand. Next to a small state-run beach with lower parking rates For thousands of years before the arrival of Europeans, Native Americans ihabited what is today Charlestown. Their economy was centered ... More on GoingToTheBeach.com