Scarborough Beach, Atlantic Ocean beach in Narragansett, United States.
Scarborough Beach is a sandy shoreline along the Atlantic Ocean with over 2,300 feet (700 m) of beach and various visitor facilities. The site offers restrooms, outdoor showers, and food stands for those spending time by the water.
The beach was developed in 1937 as a recreation area and quickly became an important coastal destination in Rhode Island. Its establishment marked the beginning of organized seaside recreation in the region.
The beach serves as a gathering place where Rhode Island residents come to swim and spend time with family during warmer months. It functions as a social hub where locals and visitors alike enjoy the ocean and shoreline throughout the season.
The beach is open daily throughout the season and offers full facilities for a comfortable visit. It is best to arrive early to find good parking, especially on sunny weekends.
The beach features four electric vehicle charging stations, showing how traditional recreation areas are adopting modern environmental standards. This green infrastructure allows visitors to travel sustainably.
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