OUR TAKE ON SOUTH KINGSTOWN
South Kingstown, Rhode Island, vacations can be anything from romantic getaways to family vacations. In South Kingstown, Rhode Island, things to do include golf, shopping, museums or a day at the beach. So pack your bag and head to South Kingstown, Rhode Island for the travel adventure you’ve been searching for.
For family vacations in South Kingstown, you’ll want to find a kid friendly hotel. Many South Kingstown accommodations cater to families. And if your family has four-legged members, many of the hotels are pet friendly. Family friendly activities include a day spent at East Matunuck State Beach or visit the Museum of Primitive Art and Culture.
Maybe you’d like to leave the kids at home and have a romantic getaway. Romantic getaways start with a romantic hotel. South Kingstown, Rhode Island hotels cater to couples with romantic, often historic rooms. End your day at a special restaurant. Check out travel guides for restaurant reviews to find ratings on a candlelit place for a romantic dinner in South Kingstown, Rhode Island.
With activities and recreation for everyone, from that special someone to your kids, you can’t wrong with a South Kingstown, Rhode Island vacation.
LODGING
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Eden Manor
"manor offers its customers a warm, enticing and incredibly charming accommodations" - a Yahoo user
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Admiral Dewey Inn
"An enjoyable, though brief stay in an area of RI that we didn't know. Innkeeper Joan was a B&B veteran, with many interesting stories and a wealth of local knowledge. Great baking!" - a Bedandbreakfast user
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Holiday Inn South Kingston
"hotel staff directed us to the great seafood restaurant." - a Travelpost user
THINGS TO DO
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Museum of Primitive Art and Culture
"its amazing. They have a wonderful collection and sarah turnbaugh is a terrific woman. I always thoughrally enjoy my visits to this special museum. They have a great selection of Native American art and tools. They also have my favorite gift shop in the world, everthing is less then 5 dollars and it is all one of a kind." - a Yahoo user
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Charlestown Gallery
"A small seaside gallery midway between Boston and New York with great contempory art that New York and Boston can't match for value. The gallery is an 1830 farm house that lets you view the art in an environment that most New Englanders can relate to, and is not unlike many of our homes. Great gift lines too." - a Yahoo user
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The Hotel Providence
"what impressed me the most was the absolute pleasure it was to deal with the staff" - a Tripadvisor user
