Napatree Point Conservation Area — Attraction in Westerly

I visited Napatree Conservation Point on a sunny May day and had a wonderful experience. The area offers a scenic hike of about 4–6 miles along the beach, making it perfect for nature lovers. The beach itself is beautiful, clean, and swimmable. There’s a free public restroom available, and a shower facility for $5, which is convenient after a swim or hike.

It seems like an ideal picnic spot, especially in the late summer months. Nearby, there are charming craft shops, ice cream parlors, and beachy clothing boutiques that add to the relaxed, coastal vibe. I also spotted some rare birds while exploring, which was a delightful bonus. A great spot for a peaceful day out by the sea! There was two hour free parking...

We've been sailing to the harbor at Watch Hill for about 15 years now. It is a safe anchorage and just a quick hop over the marked trails on the dunes brings you to thus stunning, uncrowded Beach. The further away from town, the less people there are. If you're a people watcher this is not the place for you. If you love privacy then you will adore this place. The beach has lovely sand and the water is so clear. There are occasionally people, including us who will walk down to the point at the end where there are gorgeous rock formations. It's so fascinating, especially for the little ones to watch and catch the little critters at low tide. We just...

Very good beach, excellent for visiting and birding. Parking is the only issue. Away from the entrance, the closest parking lot was club member only, followed by a ship parking only area, and shopping parking only area. The street parking is always full and 2-hour limited. The closest parking lot that is available to the public is at the Lily Pulitzer—almost 1km from the entrance of the beach while it demands $50, cash only, with no atm nearby. Please be prepared because even this parking trap is usually full...