Historic Touro Park houses the Old Stone Mill, considered one of the oldest structures in the United States. The origins of the arched stone structure described by Governor Benedict Arnold in his will as “my Old Stone Mill” has been attributed to Vikings, Chinese Explorers, and more.

Amenities: Benches, Historic Structure

Rhode Island state park located at the mouth of Newport Harbor, offering panoramic views of the harbor and Narragansett Bay.

Amenities: Beach, Bird Watching, Boat Ramp, Fishing, Historic Structure, Information, Kite Flying, Picnic Tables & Grills, Restroom, Rugby, Showers, Sledding, Soccer, Swimming, Trails, Walk Along the Water, Walking Track

This public common located below Trinity Church was established by Doris Duke. A full restoration of the park was completed in 2013 by the Newport Restoration Foundation. The new park was designed by Maya Lin, known best for the Washington Vietnam War Memorial.

Amenities: Historic Structure, WiFi

Located in the Point District Neighborhood, Battery Park was created from “Fort Greene,” a former military battery from the War of 1812. A small, waterfront park, overlooking the Newport Bridge the park is perfect for picnics, sunset strolls and taking in views of the harbor.

Amenities: Benches, Historic Structure

The grounds of the former Edward King estate make up Aquidneck Park and acts as a campus for the Senior Center, Public Library and Martin Recreation Center. The park includes lighted tennis courts, a playground and a large lawn for play, but is also popular for more passive activities such as sunbathing or reading a book.

Amenities: Historic Structure, Playfield, Playground, Sledding, Tennis