- Roger Williams National Memorial
The best camping in Roger Williams National Memorial, RI
The best camping near Roger Williams National Memorial, RI
Discover the most magical spots to pitch your tent or park your rig on your next Roger Williams National Memorial adventure.
Camper favorites near Roger Williams National Memorial
Top-rated campgrounds reviewed by the Hipcamp community.
Snag sold-out campsites.
Get notified the instant a national park campsite becomes available, for free.
See the best spots in one place.
Explore 500K+ public lands, RV resorts, and private sites you won't find anywhere else.
Book with confidence.
Read millions of real reviews from campers like you—so you know what to expect.Stories from the community
J
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.
See more
A
Anna
1 week ago
26 ft travel trailer
With pets
Emily and her husband were very kind and accommodating. They have a lovely property and, while tricky to back into, it was a great place to be for a week. The woods behind the house are nice and there are many trails nearby to hike and explore. Quiet, pleasant , and beautiful area all around.
See more
E
Erica
2 weeks ago
Tent
With pets
Host was very friendly & helpful. We arrived late and couldn’t see anything but he was very nice and patient In walking us through to our destination. Very cute picnic table & fire pit with two tree stomps to sit by it :)
See more
K
Kristen
2 weeks ago
Weekend Trip to Glamping with the Wild Horses
We had an amazing time! When we got there we were greeted by Jody & she was AMAZING! She helped us get settled in and made sure we knew that if there was anything we needed we could call her. The beds were incredibly comfortable, it downpoured so hard for most of the night and the dome was great! It didn’t let a single drop of rain in. There’s a wood stove in the dome and it was enough to keep us toasty warm even though it was in the low 30’s, they also provide tons of warm comfy blankets. There was plenty of wood chopped right outside the domes so if you run out it’s very close. We were able to go and help feed the herd and had the opportunity to give plenty of scratches! In the morning we booked the hike with the horses with Tatianna & Chris which was amazing! We were actually in the areas with the gorgeous herd and were able to get hands on again! I honestly could go on all night talking about how amazing it was but in my opinion the very best part of everything was the fact that every single cent that I spent while we were there went right back into caring for and maintaining the herd. When I was looking for a place to go that’s what sealed the deal and made the decision to pick this place very easy!! I highly HIGHLY recommend checking it out for yourself, you won’t be disappointed!
See more
R
Richard
2 weeks ago
25 ft travel trailer
With kids
Been staying at Blackburn farm every year for last three years. It is the perfect place to stay when visiting Mystic CT. Feels remote while only 10 minutes outside of downtown Mystic. Can’t go wrong with this spot.
See more
J
Jessica
2 weeks ago
Weekend Trip to Peaceful Convenience
It was a perfect spot to stop off and refuel after a week on the road in our van.
Thank you for having us Danielle!
See more
Stacey
3 weeks ago
31 ft Class C
This was a great place to stay. Kathleen couldn’t have been more hospitable and the property is wildly private and absolutely beautiful in the Fall. We hope to stay here again someday.
See more
U
Ursula
3 weeks ago
Tent
The Zichichi Family farm was absolutely amazing. The land was quiet and beautiful. The hosts were so welcoming, showed us around the property, and set out fire wood and eggs for us. 1000% recommend, we will be back!
See more
A
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.
See more
Christopher
November 2025
15 ft travel trailer
Had a wonderful visit among the goats, the trees and the set up. If you like a nice safe out of the way place near Mystic this is it.
See more
O
Oxana
November 2025
With pets
It’s a beautiful place to get away from the city, recommended.
See more
O
Olga
November 2025
Tent
This is the second time we camp at Alan’s place. It’s beautiful, quiet and relaxing. We love coming here. It has all the supplies you need for a good setup.
See moreK
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!!
See more
Marlo
October 2025
1 night at Inn On The Horse Farm
I absolutely loved this country setting and historic 1800’s cottage. It’s basically a whole house to yourself. You will want for nothing. Just bring yourself, clothes & food. There are pots, pans, dishes, utensils and everything you need for a relaxing stay. I sat in the kitchen most of the time, to watch the beautiful horse right outside the sliding glass door. Moonfield I believe his name is. I walked around the property and took in all the charm of this place. It’s decorated appropriately and suits this cottage perfectly. The queen bed was the most comfortable sleep Ive had in a long time. Joan responded to any questions I had with lighting speed. This was the perfect getaway and I can’t wait to book again in the future.
See moreD
Diane
October 2025
20 ft campervan
The area is very quiet and private. There is water and electric available although we didn't need it. Communication was excellent and host was friendly and accomodating. We enjoyed meeting the goats and sheep. Perfect stay .
See more
L
Leah
October 2025
Tent
Kaedra was very kind and we enjoyed the site. The ground was soft and we had a lovely fire. Added bonus that it backs up onto a beautiful preserve and is walkable from the site. We would definitely stay again!
See moreB
Benjamin
October 2025
Tent
Beautiful field to camp, lovely morning sunrise. Fire pit and table that was very convenient.
See more
E
Erika
October 2025
3 nights at Inn On The Horse Farm
Had a pleasant three night stay. Clean and well equipped. Felt very safe and comfortable as a single female traveler.
See more
J
Jennifer
October 2025
Tent
An amazing place! I camp to rewind from the everyday rigors of life and this spot was perfect. Very relaxing, private and exactly as described. Can’t wait to come back!
See more
Z
Zachary
October 2025
20 ft travel trailer
With kids
This was our first HipCamp experience and it did not disappoint. Very beautiful and secluded property with lovely sheep and goats to keep you company. Chris was very responsive and accommodating during our visit. We will definitely stay here again when in the NE area!
See moreOther options near Roger Williams National Memorial
The best camping in Roger Williams National Memorial, RI guide
Overview
About
In the heart of Providence, Rhode Island stands a memorial to individual freedom. One urban park shows that, against all odds, one man founded what would become a key state of the Union during the American Revolution. Welcome to the place where Roger Williams founded the city of Providence in 1636.
The park is more than just a memorial to Williams. The Antram-Gray House, built in 1730, serves as the visitor center. A real, working garden shows what it was like to harvest crops native to the area and the time period of the 17th century. A stone memorial and courtyard marks the spot where Williams found the spring of water that led to his founding of the city. It was named Providence because he felt divine influence led him to the spot.
The Williams memorial is so much more than just a 4.5-acre public park. It's a reminder that everyone can get along. Williams was lost and alone in the wilderness after being exiled from the Massachusetts Bay Colony. Fortunately, the Narragansett tribe befriended Williams and helped him to survive. All Williams wanted was a place to worship freely without any hindrance. It was this guiding principle that led to Rhode Island's founding in 1663. Religious freedom was also paramount with regards to drafting the U.S. Constitution in 1787.
There's plenty of history to see in downtown Providence, thanks to old buildings and monuments nearby. This park serves as a good starting point for your day-long adventure into one of the oldest cities in America. Summer and fall offer plenty to do in the city, whether you love outdoor festivals, concerts or cultural activities.
Be the first to review
Share your experience here to help other campers.