Are there showers on Block Island?

The Traditional Beach Experience If you have little ones and are looking for shallow, calm waters, there's Baby Beach near the intersection of Corn Neck Rd and Beach Ave. For families of all ages, Fred Benson Town Beach has multiple amenities including restrooms, food, showers, and more.



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Dorie's Cove, Grace's Cove and Cooneymus are among a few of these secret beaches. The West side beaches are mainly rocky with an occasional sandy area. The North end of Block Island is home to a protected wildlife refuge.

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Allowable luggage: suitcases, duffle bags, garment bags & small coolers. All personal luggage will be stowed by vessel crews in the luggage racks and are not permitted in the cabin.

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The passenger/vehicle ferry M.V. BLOCK ISLAND and our High-Speed ferries M.V. ATHENA and M.V. ISLANDER provide the easiest boarding access, as well as access to restrooms, and all other amenities available aboard our vessels.

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Secret beach is one of the 'clothing optional' beaches on the island. Though the Kauai county authorities sometimes stress on nudity ban on the island's beaches, this is where nude sunbathers often seek refuge.

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Unfortunately, there are no public campgrounds or designated tent camping areas on Block Island. Camping is not allowed on the beaches or in public parks. If you're looking for beach camping options, you might consider nearby Watch Hill in Rhode Island or Shelter Island in New York.

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Dorry's Cove is a black-sand beach. It is small and generally uncrowded, with nice sunset views of Long Island. The waters are usually calm and access is easy, making this an excellent beach for swimming and snorkeling, and for picnics! Hike northward and you will approach a second cove, Grace's Cove.

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The Island is famous for its miles of free public beaches, sparkling clear waters, dramatic bluffs, preserved open spaces, and fun-filled activities for visitors of all ages.

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Block Island is known for its gorgeous beaches, its excellent restaurants, and its stunning natural scenery. It's a little piece of paradise in our backyard. There's so much to do that you may overlook some of the more unique attractions the island has to offer.

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Additionally, you may want to bring a bathing suit, a change of clothes, lots of sunscreens, a camera, some cash or credit card, and your bikes if you are choosing to bike the island rather then rent mopeds. Be sure to wear comfortable shoes and clothing as it will be a long day filled with lots of activities.

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Sitting just 9 miles from mainland Rhode Island, Block Island is a gorgeous place to visit for a day trip that has amazing beaches, nature trails, a charming downtown, lighthouses, awesome food and a very relaxing atmosphere.

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The Sullivan House is a much-admired architectural gem. It was built in 1904 for Col. LU Maltby, the owner of the Continental Hotel in Philadelphia. During WWI, a naval base was established on Block Island to hunt German U-boats and protect the coast.

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From July 4th to Labor Day, especially on weekends, Block Island is extremely crowded. If you plan to visit in the height of summer, do so during the week in order to enjoy all the island has to offer without fighting the crowds that daytrip by ferry on weekends.

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The Best Time to Visit to Block Island Block Island is a summer destination. The peak season runs from Mid-June to Labor Day, but it would also be nice to visit either end of the season – in May or September. Block Island winters are rough, many businesses close and there are significantly less ferry options.

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Being a coastal destination, seafood is the most popular type of food you'll find on the island. Can you walk everywhere on Block Island? The main tourist area is highly walkable, but there are parts of the island you cannot get to unless you rent a bike or moped.

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There's plenty to do in a day. That sounds like a fine amount of time to see the island for a first time. The ferry will take an hour. You can bike the loop from Old Harbor to the Southeast Light/Mohegan Bluffs and around to New Harbor (about 6 1/2 miles), Have lunch, do some shopping, walk on the beach, etc.

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