Since Rhode Island is made for outdoor adventure, we encourage you not to let summer slip away without planning at least one camping trip. Charlestown Breachway Campground is a unique destination located on prime real estate and is just steps from the beach. When you go, you and your family will enjoy coastal breezes, unbeatable scenery, and the waves crashing just moments away from your doorstep. This is the ultimate way to celebrate the summer season. If you agree, read on to learn more about Charlestown Breakaway.

Charlestown Breachway Campground is open until the end of October and with the best views in the state, spots fill up quickly. Therefore, we suggest making your reservation at Charlestown Breachway as soon as possible.

This campground is a water enthusiast's paradise with the Breachway on one side and the Block Island Sound on the other. The campground has 75 sites available for self-contained RVs only. No tent camping is allowed due to potential high winds at this shoreline spot.

During your Charlestown Breachway State Beach camping experience, take a brief walk over the dunes to the sandy beach. The pristine waters of the Block Island Sound are just waiting for you to dip your feet into it.

The Breachway itself runs alongside the campground. This stretch of water boasts some of the best fishing in the South County area.

There's also a shallow lagoon where the crystal clear water is warmed by the sun. It's the ideal place for kids or adults who enjoy splashing around.

The Charlestown Breachway Campground area is also a paddler's paradise. Kayakers can access Ninigret Pond to explore the exquisite scenery and view wildlife on their excursion.

This is one waterfront vacation that's affordable and a beach lover's dream come true.

Take an aerial tour of the Charlestown Breachway Campground in this cool drone video by YouTube user, Gary Caron.

To learn more about the Charlestown Breachway Campground and to make a reservation, visit Reserve America.

Where are your favorite places to camp in the Ocean State? If you're still searching for that favorite place to pitch a tent or park your RV, check out these fantastic lakeside campgrounds in Rhode Island. We also suggest referring to AllTrails for local hikes near campgrounds.