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Rotunda Ballroom
Bath Houses
Snackbar
Carousel & Beach Bounce
Aquarium

Amenities

Boasting soft white sand, sparkling blue water, and an antique 1950s carousel, Easton’s Beach is a must-visit site that showcases the quaint grandeur of New England beaches. With nearly a mile of shoreline to enjoy, guests can boogie board, rent beach chairs, throw a picnic, or take advantage of the bike racks and snack bar. Naturally, Easton’s Beach is equipped with an elevator and beach wheelchairs for persons with disabilities.

The Fun Continues All Winter!

Beach Season begins Memorial Day Weekend. And while the water may be closed, there's still plenty to do at Easton's Beach even in the off-season, from our popular Beach Bounce to the Save The Bay Aquarium.
 

Rotunda Ballroom

Host your next event overlooking Easton's Beach and the Atlantic Ocean from our beautifully restored ballroom

Carousel & Beach Bounce

Grab the kids and take a ride on our vintage carousel or jump off some energy during the winter months at our popular Beach Bounce 

Snack Bar

Find out for yourself what all the buzz is about, and discover why Newporters say the snackbar at Easton's Beach is one of the best kept secrets in town!

Bath Houses

Reserve one of our seasonal bath houses and enjoy some of the comforts of home while spending the day at the beach.  

Parking

With ample beachside parking, spending the day at the beach doesn't need to involve traffic. Click here for information on seasonal and daily rates. 

Save the Bay Aquarium

Explore this interactive marine science center that's home to more than 40 species from Narragansett Bay 

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