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Narragansett vacation rentals

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Top-rated vacation rentals in Narragansett

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Rental unit in South Kingstown
Potter Suite, Historic Wakefield Apartment
Enjoy easy access to everything from this perfect home base. Centrally located in downtown Wakefield. Walk to the bike path and restaurants. 10 minutes to town and state beaches. Beach Chairs and towels provided. 10 minutes to the University of Rhode Island and a perfect place for home football and basketball games. Laundry facilities on the property. Nicely appointed kitchen, with a full refrigerator, microwave, toaster oven/ air fry, stove, and oven.
$116 per night
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Guest suite in Narragansett
Private Suite
Entire private suite, includes queen bedroom, full bath, sitting room with small refrigerator and microwave, table and chairs - all with off-street parking and separate entrance. Walk to beautiful Narragansett Beach, shops, fine restaurants. Great value and location! Sorry, no pets. (The suite is located on the second floor.)
$115 per night
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Cottage in Narragansett
Cheerful summer cottage just steps from the water.
Book now to secure your weekend get away! Great summer cottage 5 minutes from all that Narragansett has to offer. Beaches, seafood, and fun on the water abound. Then relax at your comfortable cottage with all of the comforts of home.
$118 per night

Stay near Narragansett's top sights

Narragansett Beach101 locals recommend
Matunuck Oyster Bar228 locals recommend
George's of Galilee69 locals recommend
Block Island Ferry75 locals recommend
Point Judith Lighthouse55 locals recommend
Ocean Mist117 locals recommend

Narragansett house rentals

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Home in Narragansett
Oceanfront two bedroom home with large deck.
$374 per night
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Narragansett beach hideaway
$199 per night
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Narragansett Ideal 3BR Open, Bright, & Quiet
$225 per night
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Home in Narragansett
Light Filled, Beachy 2 Bedroom, outdoor fire pit
$195 per night
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Beautiful House 10 min from Narragansett Beach
$175 per night
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The Sea Loft. Walk to private beach + kayaks.
$327 per night
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Seaside Serenity
$393 per night
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Ideal 2BR Open, Bright, & Quiet
$167 per night
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The Salty Life
$302 per night
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Bonnet Shores Water View House - Walk to the Beach
$307 per night
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Home in Narragansett
Private beach; firepit, outdoor shower, 2 kitchens
$228 per night
Private room in South Kingstown
Historic village home, stroll into town
$96 per night

Your guide to Narragansett

All About Narragansett

The small seaside community of Narragansett, on the chilly Atlantic waters of Rhode Island’s southern coast, has attracted summer-bound beachgoers for generations. Drawn by impeccable weather and sprawling beaches rife with recreational opportunities, visitors congregate on the soft sandy beaches for surfing and sunbathing. The historic downtown areas with streetside cafes, cobblestoned streets, and iconic New England-style architecture offer opportunities to enjoy regional seafood like lobster, steamed clams, and boiled crawfish.

If you’re looking to do some hiking and wildlife spotting outside of town, Burlingame State Park, Big River Management Area, and Block Island National Wildlife Refuge are easily accessible from Narragansett.


The best time to stay in a vacation rental in Narragansett

Rhode Island’s northeastern coastal climate sees wide swings in seasonal conditions throughout the year. The summers are short but pleasant, with warm temperatures and minimal rainfall, making for excellent weather for enjoying the area’s beaches. June through September are the busiest season for vacation rentals in Narragansett. Spring and fall might be the best times to visit, as daytime temperatures remain warm but the beach is less crowded. Bear in mind that it will get chilly at night, especially close to the ocean, so come prepared with layers. Winters here tend to be cold, bringing below-freezing temperatures and snow, so bundle up before you head out for the day, or cozy up in your cottage with a cup of tea and watch the wild waves crash on the beach.

Thanks to Rhode Island’s small footprint, Narragansett provides easy access to the rest of the state and its wide array of cultural, outdoor, and festival offerings. In August, the Charlestown Seafood Festival in nearby Charlestown is a three-day event celebrating fresh Atlantic Ocean hauls with food, live music, and a fireworks display.


Top things to do in Narragansett

Beavertail State Park

Walking trails, rocky coastlines, and picnic areas adorn this small state park overlooking Narragansett Bay. You can enjoy afternoons in the sun and check out the onsite Lighthouse Museum and its exhibits. Or visit the science center with detailed information on the local geology, ecology, and adjacent tide pools that are open for exploration during low tide.

Point Judith Pond

Point Judith Pond is one of the most easily accessible clamming sites in Rhode Island. It’s located on the edge of town, drawing fans of steamers and quahogs. Several shops in town will rent you the gear you’ll need to go clamming. Just be sure you’re familiar with daily catch limits and grab a temporary fishing license before heading out.

Block Island

Take the Point Judith Ferry to this small island retreat roughly 12 miles off the coast of Rhode Island. Block Island is known for its dramatic sweeping cliffs, sandy beaches, and a 19th-century lighthouse. The Block Island National Wildlife Refuge, on the northern side of the island, offers opportunities for hiking while you check out the migratory songbirds that call the island home.