Sign Up For 15% Off HERE
Rhode Island packs 400 miles of coastline into a state you can cross in 45 minutes, which means nearly every Harvest Hosts stay is close to a beach, a clam shack, or a Gilded Age mansion — often all three. The Ocean State is home to 13 Harvest Hosts locations offering overnight stays at distilleries, golf clubs, and wooded retreats. Member-favorite stops include Scenic Distillery Retreat and Scenic 18-Hole Golf Course Retreat, the state's two most-booked hosts.
Harvest Hosts is a membership program for RV camping: unlock unlimited overnight stays at 13 Rhode Island locations, and thousands more.
Learn MoreFamously dubbed the sailing capital of the world, Aquidneck Island and its capital city Newport are a must-stop destination for any trip to the Ocean State. The island seamlessly blends historical sites and modern attractions, with its 3.5-mile Cliff Walk threading between Gilded Age mansions and the Atlantic sailing harbors below.
Rhode Island's southern shore features quiet barrier beaches from Narragansett to Watch Hill, with the farm-and-vineyard corner around Tiverton and Little Compton hiding the state's most pastoral miles. The Block Island ferry departs Point Judith for a car-free day trip.
The creative capital boasts WaterFire's river bonfires, a legendary food scene for its size, and easy host access from the I-95 corridor. Connecticut and Massachusetts are both minutes away — it's New England at its most compact.
Rhode Island is an ideal stop on your New England summer road trip. Crossing state lines? Browse hosts in neighboring Connecticut and Massachusetts.
