# Campsites and motorhome stopovers in Rhode Island

> 14 campsites and 6 motorhome stopovers in Rhode Island from OpenStreetMap, grouped by town, with facilities and links.

Source: https://camping-spirit.com/camping/rhode-island/

14 campsites and 6 motorhome stopovers in Rhode Island from OpenStreetMap, grouped by town, with facilities and links.

Data © OpenStreetMap contributors, ODbL 1.0.

## Near Newport

- **Frosty Hollow Shelter Camping Area** (Campsite, 41.5901, -71.7101): Tents, Toilets – https://www.reserveamerica.com/explore/frosty-hollow-shelter-camping-area/RI/254250/overview
- **Wawaloam Campground** (Motorhome stopover, 41.5564, -71.6279): Motorhomes – https://wawaloam.com
- **Whispering Pines Campground** (Motorhome stopover, 41.5289, -71.7409): Motorhomes – https://whisperingpinescamping.com/
- **Camp Hoffman** (Campsite, 41.4732, -71.5574) – https://www.gsri.org/aboutUs_OurCamps.html
- **Melville Ponds Campground** (Campsite, 41.5868, -71.2743)
- **Long Cove Campground** (Campsite, 41.4192, -71.4905)
- **Sherman Campsite** (Campsite, 41.4104, -71.5099)
- **Camp Fuller - By The Sea** (Campsite, 41.4096, -71.5096)
- **Jungle Campsite** (Campsite, 41.4112, -71.5108)
- **Senior Hill** (Campsite, 41.4081, -71.5096)

## Near Providence

- **Ginny-B Campground** (Motorhome stopover, 41.7573, -71.7527): Motorhomes – http://ginny-bcampground.com/
- **George Washington State Campground** (Campsite, 41.9218, -71.7555)
- **Narragansett Council, Boy Scouts of America, Cub World** (Campsite, 41.9697, -71.7822)

## FAQs

**How many campsites are there in Rhode Island?**
OpenStreetMap lists 14 campsites and 6 motorhome stopovers in Rhode Island. Most of them are around Newport and Providence.

**Where can I stay overnight with a motorhome in Rhode Island?**
6 motorhome stopovers are mapped in Rhode Island; 0 sites list a waste disposal point and 0 list electric hook-ups. Stay limits and fees are set locally, so check the signs on site.

**Which campsites in Rhode Island allow dogs?**
0 sites in Rhode Island are tagged as dog-friendly. Tags can be missing or out of date, so ask the site before you go.

**Where does this list come from?**
From OpenStreetMap, the free map that anyone can edit. We update it every month. If something is wrong, you can correct it on openstreetmap.org.