Believed to be the oldest marina in the nation, this marina is located at 25 Avondale Road on the Pawcatuck River. It is privately owned and offers two black-topped boat ramps. Very little space is available for parking. Off Bay Street, on the edge of Watch Hill Harbor, a small park with six benches offers a great opportunity to stroll or sit and observe the harbor activity. The municipal dock is also available for picking up or dropping off boaters.
Limited parking is available.
Napatree Point is owned, maintained, and managed primarily by the Rhode Island Audubon Society and the Watch Hill Fire District. It offers a mile-long walk along the sandy spit either on the beach face or on the nature trails. This area is one of the most important migratory bird stopover points on the East Coast and provides year-round habitat for a variety of species. The area also offers excellent fishing from the rocky shore near the ruined fort at the far end of the point. Napatree Point is accessible from two paved parking lots on Bay Street.