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Part of the New England region in the United States, Rhode Island is the smallest state in the country. But whatever the state lacks in size, it makes up for in scenic coastlines, beautiful sites and topnotch activities for locals and visitors alike. The size of Rhode Island is actually not a bad thing; because it is small in land area, it is much easier to move around and see the majority of the tourist attractions and sites within a short amount of time. This plays to the advantage of those who are on limited holiday time. For those wanting to have a good time with their dogs, check out the following dog-friendly activities in Rhode Island.Â
Rhode Island has earned the nickname “The Ocean State” due to the huge bays and inlets found within the state. Thus, it is only fitting that you go and check out the oceans and bodies of water during your stay in the state. Rhode Island has a number of impressive dog-friendly beaches where you and your furry buddy can enjoy some fun under the sun. Most Rhode Island beaches are open year-round to both humans and dogs. Aside from swimming, pet parents and their furbabies can play along the shore or even set up a picnic area. There is no better way to spend a nice day out in Rhode Island than going to the beach.Â
Rhode Island is located along the coast, which makes it one of the best places to see some amazing panoramic views of the ocean. The state boasts over 400 miles of coastline to feast your eyes on, where you get to watch the waves crashing and people enjoying themselves. When in Rhode Island, it would be a crime to miss out on the picturesque views of the cliffs. You can take this as an opportunity to hit two birds with one stone – you get to walk or jog with your dog and, at the same time, admire the scenic views that The Ocean State has to offer.Â
Dogs are natural lovers of the outdoors and there is no activity more outdoorsy than camping. What makes camping such a fun activity is that it provides a number of different activities and opportunities for you to bond and have fun with your dog. Fortunately for camping enthusiasts, Rhode Island has enough dog-friendly camping grounds for you to choose from. One of the state’s most famous campsites is the enormous 100-acre George Washington Memorial Camping area, which offers visitors the chance to go on a memorable hike through the Walkabout Trail. The budget for this activity may range from cheap to moderate, depending on how much equipment you have or how long you intend to camp.Â
Rhode Island has a number of local breweries where you can sample some one-of-a-kind craft brews. Places such as the Trinity Brewhouse in Providence and Whalers Brewing Company in Wakefield are some of your best options. The best part? These breweries let your dog come with you!
The present diner as we know it in the United States actually originated from Rhode Island. Hence, it is only right that you spend a day enjoying some of the best local diners. The state has a serious love for food and for dogs; there is an abundance of dog-friendly diners and restaurants to choose from. Rick’s Road House is a popular choice, offering food for both humans and canines. Â
Rhode Island may be the smallest state in the country but this does not take away from its charm. From stunning cliff views, panoramic coastlines and hike-worthy trails to amazing food and well-crafted beers, there is a lot to like about Rhode Island. If you are thinking about setting off on an adventure with your four-legged best friend, The Ocean State may be the perfect choice.Â