This Rhode Island paradise draws locals away from crowded tourist beaches and offers family-friendly waves alongside endless ...

With roots going back to 1887, Newport's Easton's Beach – locally known as First Beach – is the oldest public beach in Rhode Island, standing at 138 years old.

Newport residents approved a nearly $100 million last fall for much-needed repairs throughout the city, including at Easton’s ...

History of Easton's Beach According to the Newport Historical Society, Easton's Beach dates back to 1887, when architectural firm Peabody & Stearns built the original Pavilion. The beach was named ...

Summer in Rhode Island isn't complete without a trip – or many trips – to the beach. While Rhode Island's beaches are mostly publicly accessible to a point, you should be prepared to pay to park.