Lee and Karen Duquette and Ilse Blahak
at Rocky Point State Park
1 Rocky Point Avenue
Warwick, RI 02889
July 8, 2024

Rocky Point State Park is a state park on Narragansett Bay in Warwick, Rhode Island. The land has been a public attraction since the mid-1800s, most notably as Rocky Point Amusement Park. When the amusement park closed in 1994, it sat abandoned for years until the city and state purchased the land in stages between 2008 and 2013. It reopened to the public as a state park in October 2014.

Rocky Pont Park sign Rofky Point State Park sign

Below: When first entering the park, there were a couple of large informative signs, so of course, Karen Duquette photographed them. Karen Duquette really wishes that people would not write on signs nor deface them in any manner.

compost Wast Treatment sign
Rocky Point Baseball sign

Below: The shoreline was beautiful

The shoreline a beautiful rock island
Karen Duquette by the pier Karen Duquette
the pier

Below: Karen Duquette photographs signs because she tries to make this website a bit educational and not just a glob of personal photos. She also includes as much basic history and other information as possible, wherever she can, plus links to corresponding websites.

sign about the pier at Rocky Point
sign for Larry Mouradjian fishing Pier
sign for Larry Mouradjian fishing Pie
sign about the Shroe Dinner Hall

Below: Karen and Lee Duquette and Karen's sister, Ilse Blahak took a walk on Larry Mouradjian Fishing Pier.

Larry Mouradjian Fishing Pier Karen, Lee and Ilse

Below: Crabs and fish form a nice design on the railings of the Fishing Pier.

crab on the railing fish on the railing
fish regulation sign

Below: The view as Lee, Karen and Ilse start the trip back off of the Fishing Pier.

leaving the fishing pier
Ile, Lee and Karen Ile, Lee and Karen

Below: The large arch is one of the few items which remain on the former amusement park grounds along with the remains of the Skyliner ride's upper turnaround.

sign about the Arch
TheArch Ilse and Karen-- sisters uner the Arch
the Arch

Below: Sign about the Skyliner

Sign about the Skyliner

Below: Sign about the Skyliner and a small piece of the Skyliner's remains.

skyliner remains scenery

Below: Karen Duquette's hat kept blowing off of her head. So Lee Duquette picked up her hat and put it on his head and strangely enough, the hat did NOT blow off his head. But the wind sure did blow Karen's hair into her face, and the wind even exploded her outfit.

Lee and Karen Duquette Lee Duquete wearing Karen Duquette's hat
Lee Duquette and Ilse Blahak
scenery scenery

Below: Karen Duquette and her youngest sister, Ilse Blahak removed their shoes so they could step into the water. It was really hard walking on the rocky beach area. Lee Duquette did not go anywhere near the water.

Karen Duquette and Ilse Blahak Karen Duquette and Ilse Blaha

Below: The water was very cold, so only Karen Duquette actually dared walk a bit into the waves. Her feet almost froze off.

Karen Duquette and her sister by the water Karen Duquette actually dared walk a bit into the waves.

Below: After the walk back towards the car, Ilse decided to sit on the fence and wait there while Lee Duquette went to get the car.

Ilse Blahak

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