The area is enclosed on three sides with a three-rail wood fence and has a picnic table, park benches, and a bike rack. A brand-new concrete ramp is located off Broad Street, at the end of Aborn Street. However, it is usable only at high tide, because the entire cove is navigable only at high tide. Although no parking is permitted in the immediate area, there is parking for more than 20 cars at the nearby city-owned Commercial Street parking lot. At the foot of Ocean Avenue, next to the Rhode Island Yacht Club, five steps in a concrete seawall lead to the beach which is accessible only at low tide.
Parking is available on the street.
A grassy area at the southern end of Narragansett Boulevard overlooks the Rhode Island Yacht Club, Still House Cove, and the Providence River. There is an unmarked asphalt boat ramp leading to the Providence River. The ramp is situated on a muddy and rocky shore, and is usable only at extremely high tides. On-street parking is available. Arnold Avenue ends in a small, grassy area.