You can see how it was to live years ago by visiting the lighthouse- also in spring can join a seal watch too.

You can see how it was to live years ago by visiting the lighthouse- also in spring can join a seal watch too.
Truly spectacular for those that are in to spending the night, with little or no conv. The tour was fantastic
Best to visit Newport non week ends. Over 200+ historic restored Colonial homes. Two hundred classic boats in area. Clarks Cook House best for food, locals, drinking and parties at BOM BOMS [ ex-Candy Store ] in the cellar below. TIDE Ferrari racing, palm beach, tom davis,jr.
charming historic lighthouse, well kept to represent their area. ghost hunters & taps have both done haunted episodes here. great value and pleasent boat ride worth doing while visiting newport. tips: make sure you pack some drinks, and bring sunscreen and good walking shoes with you. it is a bit of a walk with an incline to lighthouse.
We were a group of 7 girls (age 14) and 2 adults. We stayed for one night in early April as lighthouse keepers. The people at the Foundation were very kind and helpful as we planned out trip. The skippers of the boat ferry in the off season were also very good to us, pointing out the historical features, giving...
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Located on a tiny island (Rose Isl.) the building has been meticulously restored to its period of use. Stay overnight in one the lighthouse's rooms and make your own meals. Enjoy the QUIET and PEACE of sea sounds and gulls. A great "get away" to catch up on relaxation, reading, a bit of fishing, photography...even seal watching (in season).
We (I) decided it might be fun to stay overnight in a lighthouse. We had a wonderful time. We were on the second floor keepers room. It had a refrig, stove, hot water, etc. It was large - living room, kitchen bathroom and bed room. The other door led to the actual light on top of the lighthouse. We walked...
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This is unpretentious and as it used to be. you can spend the night there. great views and nice area. TAke the harbor tour to get there.
This photos in this review were very misleading. I drove all the way from Pennsylvania to Rose Island Lightouse and there was no seagull sitting on a rock. I can't believe someone would photoshop a seagull on a rock, then have people travel across the globe to see something that doesn't exist. I'm very disappointed there was no white/grey seagull,...
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Stay overnight in the museum, the fog room is amazing! It's a bit pricey at 250.00 a night and you can only stay one night but to sleep to bell buoy and hear the waves crashing right outside the door and windows is awesome! You pay for that and the solitude of the island, not the amenities, of which there...
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