Accessible Destinations in Rhode Island

24 wheelchair-accessible destinations in Rhode Island with detailed accessibility information: Roger Williams Park Botanical Center, Roger Williams National Memorial, Audubon Nature Center and Aquarium, Newport Car Museum, Old Slater Mill National Historic Landmark.

• Roger Williams Park Botanical Center (Providence) – A city-owned public garden in Roger Williams Park with greenhouses, outdoor grounds, a rose maze, native meadow, pavilion, gazebo, and edib…
• Roger Williams National Memorial (Providence) – A 4.5-acre National Park Service memorial in downtown Providence honoring Roger Williams, with landscaped grounds, exhibits, ranger program…
• Audubon Nature Center and Aquarium (Bristol) – Audubon Society of Rhode Island nature center with aquarium exhibits and trails.
• Newport Car Museum (Portsmouth) – Automobile museum with themed galleries near Newport.
• Old Slater Mill National Historic Landmark (Pawtucket) – Historic mill site within Blackstone River Valley National Historical Park.
• Providence Performing Arts Center (Providence) – Historic theater hosting Broadway, concerts, and touring performances.
• Blithewold Mansion, Gardens & Arboretum (Bristol) – A historic mansion and gardens in Bristol, Rhode Island. The first floor and grounds are wheelchair accessible, but there is no elevator to…
• Roger Williams Park Zoo (Providence) – New England's oldest zoo offers 40 acres of wildlife encounters with accessible paths winding through beautiful woodland settings.
• The Breakers (Newport) – Newport's grandest Gilded Age mansion offers partially accessible tours through its breathtaking 70-room Italian Renaissance palace.
• WaterFire Providence (Providence) – A stunning outdoor art installation where bonfires dance on urban rivers, with accessible walkways and water-taxi experiences for all visit…
• Narragansett Town Beach (Narragansett) – A welcoming Rhode Island beach with sand-accessible mats, beach wheelchairs, and accessible facilities right on the ocean.
• Providence Place (Providence) – Providence Place offers three floors of shopping, dining, and entertainment in downtown Providence with convenient indoor accessibility thr…
• The Elms (Newport) – A stunning Gilded Age mansion in Newport with elegant grounds, period rooms, and a glimpse into America's grand estate era.
• Block Island Ferry & Island Tour (New Shoreham) – Experience Rhode Island's beloved island getaway by ferry, with crew assistance and vehicle-stay options making the journey accessible to a…
• Providence Children’s Museum (Providence) – A hands-on museum where kids of all abilities can play, explore, and learn together in the heart of Providence.
• RISD Museum (Providence) – A world-class art museum in Providence with fully wheelchair-accessible galleries spanning 100,000 works from ancient to contemporary.
• Adventureland Family Fun Park (Narragansett) – A classic family amusement park in Narragansett featuring go-karts, mini-golf, bumper boats, and a Victorian carousel for all ages.
• Misquamicut State Beach (Westerly) – Rhode Island's beloved barrier beach offers wheelchair-accessible beachgoing with free beach wheelchairs, ocean views, and classic seaside…
• Ocean House (Watch Hill) – A historic luxury resort on the Rhode Island coast offering refined seaside elegance with ADA-compliant accommodations and attentive guest…
• The Arcade Providence (Providence) – America's oldest indoor shopping mall, built in 1828, now home to boutique shops, eateries, and micro-loft apartments in downtown Providenc…
• Tiverton Casino Hotel (Tiverton) – Rhode Island's premier casino resort offers gaming, dining, and entertainment in an accessible, modern facility near the coast.
• Twin River Casino Hotel (Lincoln) – Rhode Island's premier casino resort combines gaming excitement with hotel comfort, dining, and live entertainment in Lincoln.
• International Tennis Hall of Fame (Newport) – Newport's tennis museum in the historic Newport Casino, on the second floor with elevator access and loaner wheelchairs.
• Rocky Point Park (West Warwick) – A former amusement park on Narragansett Bay with a paved shoreline path and a fishing pier; one of two parking lots has a steep approach.