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557 Charlestown Beach Road, Charlestown, RI 

2.1 Miles from The General Stanton Inn

East Beach Road, Charlestown RI

6.3 Miles from The General Stanton Inn

East Beach Road, Charlestown RI

7.0 Miles from The General Stanton Inn

A 19th century farmyard shopperʼs paradise and international bazaar. A Rhode Island landmark and National Treasure in Charlestown, Rhode Island since 1968. Open year round.

4820 Old Post Rd

A Unique mix of antique and vintage garden decor combined with a great selection of annuals, perennials and tropical plants serving Charlestown, Rhode Island.

4820 Old Post Road

Unique store specializing in coastal living home decor, gifts, women's jewelery (Alex & Ani), Vera Bradley, scarves, and unique "Made in New England" gifts you won't find anywhere else.

5000 South County Trail

Florist gifts and home decor. Where country chic meets the beach. 

350 Narrow Lane

A local Bed & Breakfast nearby boasts a shop in the barn that carries a variety of casual, eclectic, beach, fun and functional items for you and your home.

2183 Matunuck School House Rd

Local artist Michael Wooley provides Charlestown with beautiful work such as original drawings, natural & botanical shadowbox collages, handmade purses & bags, sea photography, art beach towels, handpainted glassware and more. 

10 Crossland Street

Ninigret National Wildlife Refuge is one of five national wildlife refuges in Rhode Island. Established in 1970, it consists of 858 acres of diverse upland and wetland habitats including grasslands, shrub lands, wooded swamps and freshwater ponds

“Best Stargazing in New England” Yankee Magazine. See the Milky Way, the rings of Saturn, the moons of Jupiter, distant galaxies, vast nebulae, and more. Friday nights, year-round.

The Rhode Island coastal salt ponds are a treasured coastal resource for locals and visitors alike. Each pond has a unique identity, and supports a range of wildlife and coastal habitats and well as many important commercial and recreational activities.