Rhode Island Real Estate & Relocation Guide

Narragansett, Rhode Island

Population: 16,361

Located in Washington County

Jutting out into the Atlantic Ocean, the allure of the ocean can be a part of your everyday experience in Narragansett as water borders you on three sides. Once a vacation paradise for the rich, the then summer cottages are now prime executive residences. Narragansett is famous for its beaches, saltwater fishing and other summer sports such as biking and surfing. Within easy commuting distance of Providence and easily accessible to points of interest in the Northeast Narragansett offers quiet seaside living in the middle of everything.

The Bay Campus of the University of Rhode Island at the end of South Ferry Road is the site of the world renowned URI Graduate School of Oceanography. Tourism continues to be an important facet of life in Narragansett, with attractive beaches, sport fishing, a relaxed atmosphere, comfortable cottages and motels, and camping areas all contributing to the tourist's enjoyment. Narragansett strives to preserve the pleasure of a resort community with the amenities of year-round living.