It comes as no surprise that a small coastal state like Rhode Island would be filled with so many gorgeous small towns. Not only are these places charming, they also have stunning views. From beautiful picturesque scenes of the sun setting over the Atlantic to sprawling rural farmland, there is so much wonder to take in whether you find yourself in the southern, or northern ends of the state. Here are 11 of the most stunning small towns in Little Rhody.

  1. Hopkinton

Flickr/Rick Payette This charmingly historic town is found in Washington County and dates back to the mid 1700s. It holds a population of just over 8,000 people.

  1. Little Compton

Flickr/Jennifer Macaulay This charming coastal town is situated on the Sakonnet River. Some attractions include an independently owned vineyard, farms, and consignment shops.

  1. New Shoreham

Flickr/Alexander Rabb As the only town on stunning Block Island, New Shoreham possesses many wonders. With a population of just over 1,000 year-round residents, beautiful beaches, restaurants and more, it is no wonder this charming island town has become such a summer travel destination.

  1. Glocester

Flickr/Rick Payette In between the towns of Foster and Burrillville, Glocester includes several gorgeous places and offers a genuine small town vibe.

  1. Exeter

Flickr/Peter Rintels Exeter is one of the smallest towns by population in the state. It also offers beautiful hiking trails, historic attractions, and more!

  1. Westerly

Wikipedia Westerly is a stunning town located on the western border of Rhode Island neighboring Connecticut. The Pawcatuck River runs through the town creating beautiful views. Enjoy lovely restaurants and shops, and natural attractions alike.

  1. Burrillville

Flickr/Doug Kerr Located on the northern tip of the state bordering Massachusetts, Burrillville is a wonderful town with attractions ranging from the town center, charming small restaurants, and great nature sites.

  1. Jamestown

Flickr/Pacheco From amazing hiking trails, eerie abandoned military forts, and seafood to die for, Jamestown is a small town with many charms. Surrounded by water and equipped with its very own state park with an active lighthouse, this is a small town with sites to see.

  1. Richmond

Flickr/oinonio Nestled between Charlestown and Exeter is Richmond. Old historic mills, dams, and so much more are found in this lovely place in Washington County.

  1. Foster

Flickr/Ryan Blanding Foster offers gorgeous forested hiking trails and other gorgeous nature spots. Find it in the northern end of the state.

  1. Warren

Flickr/nsub1 This small town in Bristol County offers gorgeous scenic views, and a fantastic town center.

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Flickr/Rick Payette

This charmingly historic town is found in Washington County and dates back to the mid 1700s. It holds a population of just over 8,000 people.

Flickr/Jennifer Macaulay

This charming coastal town is situated on the Sakonnet River. Some attractions include an independently owned vineyard, farms, and consignment shops.

Flickr/Alexander Rabb

As the only town on stunning Block Island, New Shoreham possesses many wonders. With a population of just over 1,000 year-round residents, beautiful beaches, restaurants and more, it is no wonder this charming island town has become such a summer travel destination.

In between the towns of Foster and Burrillville, Glocester includes several gorgeous places and offers a genuine small town vibe.

Flickr/Peter Rintels

Exeter is one of the smallest towns by population in the state. It also offers beautiful hiking trails, historic attractions, and more!

Wikipedia

Westerly is a stunning town located on the western border of Rhode Island neighboring Connecticut. The Pawcatuck River runs through the town creating beautiful views. Enjoy lovely restaurants and shops, and natural attractions alike.

Flickr/Doug Kerr

Located on the northern tip of the state bordering Massachusetts, Burrillville is a wonderful town with attractions ranging from the town center, charming small restaurants, and great nature sites.

Flickr/Pacheco

From amazing hiking trails, eerie abandoned military forts, and seafood to die for, Jamestown is a small town with many charms. Surrounded by water and equipped with its very own state park with an active lighthouse, this is a small town with sites to see.

Flickr/oinonio

Nestled between Charlestown and Exeter is Richmond. Old historic mills, dams, and so much more are found in this lovely place in Washington County.

Flickr/Ryan Blanding

Foster offers gorgeous forested hiking trails and other gorgeous nature spots. Find it in the northern end of the state.

Flickr/nsub1

This small town in Bristol County offers gorgeous scenic views, and a fantastic town center.

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