All Rhode Island state beaches only allow dogs during the offseason, but there are some places where you can bring your pup.

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Explore hidden coves and iconic lighthouses across Rhode Island’s coast this summer for quiet beach days, kayaking adventures, and stunning sunset views.

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These "charming" river towns in Rhode Island were recently described as a must visit by travel website WorldAtlas.

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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.

State beaches in Rhode Island ban dogs from April 1 through September 30 every year. This includes eight beaches around the Ocean State, though amenities like restrooms don't open until later in May.

Rhode Island beach commandments: Thou shalt not blast music, block ocean views, or feed seagull gangs. Etiquette matters: Keep the beach fun, respect sandcastles, and let Del’s be straw-free.