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Campgrounds and RV Parks in Rhode Island
Arcadia Wildlife Management Area is located in the towns of West Greenwich, Exeter, Hopkinton and Richmond. State Route 165 divides the management area into a north and south section. The main access point to the north section is located just east of the bridge at Wood River along Midway Trail, where there is a gravel parking area. Access to the south section can be gained along Old Nooseneck Road, K-G Ranch Road or Summit Road. Numerous gated trails and other gravel roads exist thoughout the management area which permit foot traffic or other non-motorized vehicles only. The management area is found on the Hope Valley and Voluntown U.S.G.S. Topographic quad sheets.
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It is a distinctive region a river valley- and a special type of National Park. It is a partnership park that stretches from the headwaters of the Blackstone River in Worcester, Massachusetts to the Narragansett Bay in Providence, Rhode Island.
Its a kind of virtual park a living landscape where its long and nationally pivotal history is still visible through thousands of structures in distinctive landscapes and accessible through the living memory of its residents.
National Heritage Corridor, Auto Touring, Biking, Boating, Camping, Educational Programs, Fishing, Hiking, Hunting, Swimming, Wildlife Viewing. Special Topics: Wildflowers.
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75 Camp sites (no tables or fireplaces), 1 Restroom without shower facilities, Day use parking for 100 cars, Boat ramp and parking area for trailers, No wastewater dump facilities, All camping must be self contained (no tents), Lifeguard on duty 9:00 am to 6:00 pm, Shell fishing license required for Non-Residents, No Animals Allowed, All Trash .... Carry In - Carry Out Please!
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Camp in 50 acres of towering pines with sunshine streaming through the branches, the aromas of nature wafting through the air and the sounds of splashing water calling in the distance. This is camping the way it was always meant to be
and the way that you will still find it at Whispering Pines!
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