There is no on-site parking, but limited parking is available on the street. A paved extension of San Miguel Drive ends at a gentle dirt ramp and a fringing marsh on the Kickemuit River. Boats could possibly be launched here, but it would be a bit tricky. It leads between two fences to a seawall above a fringing salt marsh on the Kickemuit River. It is possible to launch boats here, but it would be tricky, and there is no trailer parking.
Limited parking is available.
There is a nice view of the river and boats, and the spot could be used for launching small boats. However, there is no on-site parking available and only limited parking on very narrow streets. There is a coastal access sign at the site. Located at the northern end of Prudence Island in Narragansett Bay, this area, along with Hope and Patience Islands and the surrounding waters to a depth of 18 feet, was designated in 1980 as part of the National Estuarine Research Reserve System to be preserved for research, conservation, and education. The North Prudence State Park includes the entire northern end of the island.