The Rehoboth center is approximately 7 miles east of Brown Stadium and 7 miles south of Sturdy Memorial Hospital.
The best time to visit Rehoboth is between June and November, when the area is enjoying peak summer or fall weather. June through August is the most popular time for tourists to visit to enjoy warm summer days, Independence Day celebrations, the Blessing of the Fleet weekend, and various seafood festivals. After Labor Day, temperatures start cooling down, tourist crowds dwindle, and hotel rates drop, making fall the perfect time for budget-minded travelers to take a quiet retreat to Rehoboth.
The summer season is filled with historical events centering around Independence Day, including historical re-enactments, outdoor markets, food festivals, and maritime events. However, these activities, and the high demand for hotels, leads to higher rates and rooms filling up quickly.
Those traveling to attend a special event will benefit from booking hotel accommodations early to get the best deal. If you are not planning to attend any special events, check the area's event calendar and consider if you can plan your trip to avoid the peak events. Avoiding the large event times can help you get a good deal on your hotel.
Autumn is a beautiful time of year to visit Rehoboth, after the temperatures have cooled down and crowds departed, the leaves start changing color and some days may begin with a crisp morning frost. There are several apple orchards and pumpkin patches in the area that open for hand-picking and farm activities throughout the fall season. With fewer crowds, history buffs will enjoy quick and easy access to the area's many historical sites. Fall is also a great time to experience Providence's university life after the students have returned to school and the football season has begun.
Taking time to research hotels that offer AAA, senior, or military discounts can help you save money on your trip to Rehoboth. The Providence Marriott Downtown offers a discount to AAA members. You will get a good night's sleep here with their premium bedding, down comforters, and pillowtop mattresses in each room. Guests can also treat themselves to a spa service, an evening at the hotel's nightclub, a workout in the health club, or a relaxing swim in the outdoor pool.
The Comfort Suites West Warwick Providence also offers a discount to AAA members. Start your day with the complimentary breakfast buffet before heading to the nearby Launch Trampoline Park, Nathanael Greene Homestead, and Warwick Mall. Located 10 miles southwest of Providence, this hotel offers fun amenities including an indoor pool, 24-hour fitness center, picnic area, and complimentary in-room Wi-Fi.
Plenty of mid-range hotels in the Rehoboth offer a great value with added amenities. The Extended Stay America East Providence offers a full kitchen in every guest room with a range and oven, as well as complimentary grab and go breakfast options. Guests can use the in-room kitchen to cook their own meals to save on their trip costs. The hotel also has a fitness studio and laundry facilities available for guests to use.
A unique stay with a great value can be found at the Providence area Treehouse Farm Stay. This is a fun opportunity to sleep off the grid in a real tree house in the Rehoboth countryside. The tree house has a woodstove to provide heat so guests can visit any time of year. It is also located on a working farm, and guests have the opportunity to walk around and interact with the animals. The Farm Stay offers weekend and multiple night pricing, making this a great budget option for those looking for a unique experience.
In early June, the Taste of Rehoboth festival takes over the town for an evening to display and allows for sampling from over 20 area restaurants and farms. Travelers looking to experience a local event will enjoy this little festival.
For the craft beer enthusiast, the Rhode Island Brew Fest takes place at the end of January in Providence. Plan your trip to the area around this time to sample over 175 craft beers from 55 local breweries. The festival also includes live music, a food hall, and local vendors. Go for the beer and stay for the community, food, and fun.
If you want to visit Rehoboth over Independence Day, you will have many activities to choose from. The town of Bristol hosts the largest Fourth of July parade in the area and the longest running patriotic display in the country. In the evening, head to Heritage State Park or Bicentennial Park in Fall River for the best free views of the fireworks on the Taunton River.
They also have food trucks along the river front for a quick bite to eat before the fireworks begin. For the best view of the fireworks consider purchasing a ticket to watch the fireworks on the U.S.S. Massachusetts, these tickets sell out well in advance, so be sure to book early.
Whether you are planning a historical, active, theater, or combination themed trip, the Rehoboth area has something for everyone. Enjoy history and farmland in Rehoboth, visit Narragansett Bay for a peaceful day on the water, or explore downtown Providence.