Beavertail Lighthouse

Beavertail Lighthouse

4.8 493 Reviews
James R
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Of all the local historical attractions in Jamestown, if you are only going to visit one then this is the one to visit. It was closed when I visited but, it was still more interesting than the others. Nice views and some nice oceanside areas to explore. Seems a popular destination for school field trips.

Nathan Bissell
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This place is great for so many things: watching sunrises, big waves during storms, photography, letting the kids run around on the rocks, flying kites, picnics, etc. It changes with the seasons, so it's worth visiting in all different types of weather just to see it change.

Melissa Devine
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Another stunning location on Rhode Island's southern coast. Located in Beavertail State park. Great location for picnicking, sun bathing, kite flying, cast fishing, photography, hiking, jogging, sightseeing, and surf watch. Beware of ticks, and drop offs on the rocks. Be aware the rocks are slippery. Hold onto your kids and over confident teens.

Thomas Gallagher
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A Very Enjoyable Experience. Toured the Lighthouse (Climbed to the Top) Waited About a Half Hour to Take the "Tour" Terrific View and the Museum (Nice Historical Overview) Can't Beat It for a Five Dollar Donation.

MrMikeB
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Something absolutely free to get into and park (see review of Bevertail Park) great photo ops.. free museum and tiny aquarium (one room). Very steep and real cliffs to explore, so watch the little one real good. You must go on the bridge so $8 ($4 each way) is your only cost. Trinkets at the museum of nautical items. Can take a 1/2 hour or more to just go in the bottom of the lighthouse. The tiny stairs up to the top are only open "A" specific day of the week (a Sat or a Sun) not both. Bring your big zoom lens, binoculars or telescope as you are up high and can explore the horizon. Lots of place to have a pick nick. Parking can be tough depending on the weather as it's only right along the roadside. So no huge parking lots. Bathrooms (solar) too !

Bill Lozano
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Learn a bit of history of the Beavertail Lighthouse and lighthouses in general at this small nice museum. Don't miss the small shed behind the main Museum which has a display dealing with Lighthouse lenses. A great place to have a picnic and look at Narragansett Bay and the ocean.