Everything about Beavertail State Park totally explained
Beavertail State Park encompasses of land on
Conanicut Island in
Narragansett Bay in the state of
Rhode Island. The lands were acquired by the state in 1980. Its main attraction,
Beavertail Lighthouse, is an active light at the south end of
Jamestown on the island. Beavertail Light is from
Misquamicut State Beach.
The original lighthouse was built in 1749, was rebuilt multiple times, most recently after the
Hurricane of 1938, and has undergone restoration work since. Before the lands and the light were under the name of Beavertail, the area was called
Fort Burnside after Major General
Ambrose Burnside. The park includes acres of grassy fields and miles of shoreline. Beavertail's topography has been frequently compared to that of the
French or
Italian Riviera. The rocky shores conceal many small
beaches, though accessing these beaches isn't easy.
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