97% (305)
Top-rated campgrounds
97% (305)
Top-rated campgrounds
Camper favorites in Rhode Island
Top-rated campgrounds reviewed by the Hipcamp community.
Public campgrounds in Rhode Island
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Jen
1 week ago
20 ft travel trailer
With pets
KSJoy’s property was as described and a nice spot to hang out for a couple of days before the busy holiday season kicks in. Full electric hookup. No water this time of year (was just shut off last week). Nice area. Drove around. Followed the host’s recommendations for local food. Great advice! Had our four dogs with us. The property is close to a fairly busy road so having good recall (or we brought a fencing system) is essential. The road noise Fri-Sun in mid Nov. was not an issue. The host was very communicative and answered all questions but was hands off which we liked. Highly recommend.
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Amy
November 2025
21 ft campervan
With pets
Easy to book and set up camp. Instructions/guidelines clear and eady to follow. Host is responsive.
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Kimberly
October 2025
35 ft Class A
With pets
Extremely peaceful site, very quiet. Exactly what we needed!! We were there for the whole month of October without any issues. Tristan is so nice and friendly. Would absolutely recommend this site!!
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Bob
October 2025
27 ft campervan
Great stay just outside of town. We came to attend the fall seafood festival. We towed a jeep so we had good transportation into town. The host also suggested a great local eatery that we enjoyed on our last evening. Great stay…
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Elodie
October 2025
16 ft Class B
It was very nice, very well located and the hosts are so kind. Got welcomed with a glass of wine, cannot be better!
Lots of recommendation to wonder around, I highly recommend.
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John
October 2025
16 ft car
Very nice fire pit! Porta potty was clean and the shower was ready to go! I really liked the area so I’ll probably be back to this hipcamp soon.
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Hannah
October 2025
Tent
Cute spot with cute animals! Would stay again. Krystine had freshwater for us with a manual pump and a portable toilet
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Stephen
October 2025
Weekend Trip to Camp Newportant
Jim and Amy’s spot might not be the traditional Hipcamp setting (it’s in their driveway) but it’s the perfect place to explore Newport if you’re in an RV. Just park and you’re a short walk to downtown and the water with easy access to drive the famous Ocean Drive. And as hosts, you won’t find any better. Experts on the area/history and always willing to assist with anything you need…and don’t miss out on the campfire experience in the backyard—it’s a great hang!
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Heidi
October 2025
16 ft campervan
Easily accessible on rte. 77! Some traffic noise but dies down by evening. Loved the little hike to the Pond with kayak/canoe available to spend some time on the water. Firewood available for $8 was super convenient! Great hosts/great spot. Would highly recommend to others looking for a great spot on Tiverton.
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John
September 2025
16 ft travel trailer
With pets
We grabbed the opportunity for one last (?) nice weekend near the beach and wow did we hit it! 70's , sunny mostly and water clear green & absolutely delicious, clearing on Sunday for another walk with dogs and friends. THANK YOU KS Joy for helping make it happen!!
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Alyssa
September 2025
3 nights at Glamp Frogmore
Justin and Amy are very friendly and responsive to any questions. They give very detailed instructions before arrival. The campsite is peaceful and comes with so many amenities, packing was so easy. Getting an add on of a cooler full of ice was so great, the ice lasted the whole time we were there!
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Kenny
September 2025
20 ft pop-up camper
I was in Kristina’s driveway spot for two nights . It’s a very safe location and she was nice but, it’s a driveway spot to park in nothing more.
It was close to Newport and that fit my needs.
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Felix
September 2025
Tent
Perfect if you live around hartford and want a quick getaway spot. Very acominating. Private but not far from food, beaches, and shopping. We got there when it was dark out so it was helpful that all we needed to do was set up the tent, they had everything else you could need there.
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Patricia
September 2025
Weekend Trip to Glamp Frogmore
Highly recommend! Everything was lovely. Looking forward to next year.
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Kristin Lee
September 2025
4 nights at Glamp Frogmore
Great set up, responsive hosts, lovely, quiet area that was still close enough to larger towns/cities. Exactly what we were looking for. We’d stay again, highly recommend!
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Teri
September 2025
30 ft Class C
With pets
We enjoyed staying at KSJoy's land. It was exactly as described. You can hear some road noise due to the closeness of the road but because of the home on the property, it's still very private. Our dogs enjoyed being off leash and there was a good amount of room for them to roam around. If in the area we would not hesitate to stay again.
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Tristan
September 2025
20 ft campervan
With pets
Great stopover.
Easy to find. Long driveway. Definitely a great option in the area!
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Shael
September 2025
29 ft travel trailer
With pets
We had such a great summer at this spot. We started out booking a short trip and were going to bounce around to different spots, but ended up reaching back out and staying all summer. It is a perfect quiet spot, close to so many great things to do, and even though we had to pack up every so often to pump out at a close RV park, we were happier at this spot than we would have been at the area RV parks. It was more shaded and quiet than we would have at a park and better proximity to enjoy beaches from Westport to Newport. We'll be back!
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Amanda
September 2025
Tent
With kids
We loved tent camping at the stonewall site!! Our hosts were incredibly understanding about a late arrival, and were quick to get back to us regarding any questions we had. The land was absolutely beautiful and we spent hours on the pond paddling around in the canoe, and fishing. The camping site itself was spacious, and yes you can hear some road noise but it absolutely fades away into the background after a short while. 100% will be back, and would reccomend.
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Kyle
September 2025
Tent
Group trip
Despite being right off of the highway, the site was very quiet and felt incredibly private as well! The fire pit was lovely, and our host was very responsive to questions over messages, and I'd absolutely consider staying here again.
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Other options in Rhode Island
The best camping in Rhode Island guide
Where to go
Lincoln Woods State Park
Put Rhode Island’s first state park first on your list of attractions. Not far from Pawtucket, this all-encompassing park lets campers design their own vacation, never far from the views—and beaches—of Olney Pond. Trails abound throughout the park, though how to traverse them is a decision best left to you. Horseback, mountain bikes, and good ol’ hiking boots all do the trick.
Along the Bays
Before you reach the Atlantic, a series of bays bookend eastern Rhode Island. As New England’s largest estuary, Narragansett Bay offers campers access to beaches and trailheads galore. To camp all the closer to the water, take the ferry from Bristol to Prudence Island. Meanwhile, further north, campsites near Goddard Memorial State Park get campers up close and personal with Greenwich Bay.
Down South
No visit to a coastal town is complete with a stop on the coast. Camp along Rhode Island’s southern end, where log cabins and RV campsites pepper the shoreline. Make s’mores around a fire pit at Fishermen’s Memorial State Park before biking to Point Judith Lighthouse. Or, head to Burlingame State Park, where campsites come with tree coverage and views of Watchaug Pond.
When to go
Summer is the best—but busiest—season to experience the full range of Rhode Island’s outdoor activities. Maximize your camping options by planning a warm-weather getaway, when temperatures in Rhode Island hover in the 80s. Come fall, the Atlantic Ocean quickly cools down, so look beyond coastal campsites in the shoulder seasons. Both fall and spring are best suited for hiking and exploring Rhode Island’s close-knit towns, while winter camping is all about cozy A-frames and snow sports.