Chepiwanoxet Point — Attraction in Warwick

Tiny little peninsula with a few short trails and an interesting history. Chepiwanoxet Point used to be an island, but is now connected by an isthmus filled in with a residential neighborhood. It also apparently used to house a seaplane factory, although there is surprisingly little evidence remaining, at least that I saw.

It is extremely small and won’t make for a long walk, but it has some beautiful views and seems like a great spot for fishing, quahogging, or birding. Getting there is a little challenging, with only one narrow and winding road leading to the dirt parking lot. The lot itself can be very bumpy and muddy, so take it very slow especially if you’re in a sedan. Overall, a nice spot to find some peace and quiet on the water that’s a little...

It's good for a very short walk. Fishing spot seems more appropriate for this place. Whether or not it's safe to eat the fish caught here I cannot say.

The group maintains the paths and signs might want to sweep the entire area for refuse. I found an incredible amount of broken glass everywhere I walked. So much glass...it might be wise to have the area checked randomly by police for rowdy kids. If they do there's no where to run except out...

My late Dad (aka Papi, Opa, Horst Maurer) and I lived right near the entrance for many years. Chepiwanoxet Point is beautiful and peaceful. We used to walk around the peninsula often with our dog Chuckie and we would collect any cups or trash that were left behind to keep it beautiful. Still trying to raise money to afford a bench to commemorate my Dad's life, may he rest in peace. Born 9-19-1933,...