Warwick, Rhode Island
39 miles of shoreline, the airport, and Rhode Island's biggest suburban market
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Living in Warwick
Warwick is Rhode Island's second-largest city and its most-shopped suburban market — nearly 40 miles of bay shoreline, dozens of distinct neighborhoods, T.F. Green Airport, and a train station that runs to Boston.
From Conimicut and Oakland Beach cottages to Cowesett colonials and Governor Francis Farms, Warwick offers more variety than almost anywhere in the state.
Warwick at a Glance
- County
- Kent County
- Neighborhoods
- Apponaug, Conimicut, Oakland Beach, Cowesett, Governor Francis Farms, Buttonwoods, Hoxsie
- Schools
- Warwick Public Schools (Pilgrim and Toll Gate high schools)
- Character
- Large coastal suburb, 39 miles of shoreline, every price point
- Commute
- 15 minutes to Providence; T.F. Green Airport and commuter rail in town
Things to Do in Warwick
Goddard Memorial State Park
Nearly 500 acres on Greenwich Bay with a beach, bridle paths, golf course, and a carousel — the biggest park in the region.
Conimicut Point & Oakland Beach
Bayfront beaches, a lighthouse view, and the seasonal clam-shack scene that defines a Warwick summer.
Warwick City Park
Shoreline trails, ball fields, and picnic groves on Buttonwoods Cove.
Apponaug Village
The historic civic center, with restored mill buildings, small shops, and a walkable village core.
Where to Eat
Iggy's Doughboys & Chowder House
The Oakland Beach original — doughboys, clam cakes, and chowder eaten at picnic tables by the water.
iggysdoughboys.comLegal Sea Foods alternatives: Cherrystones & Twisted Tail
A locally owned Warwick raw bar and grill overlooking Greenwich Bay.
cherrystonesri.comRemington's / Apponaug cafés
Apponaug village's independent coffee shops and bakeries are Cheryl-approved stops.
The Warwick Real Estate Market
- The widest inventory in the state: beach cottages, mid-century ranches, condos, and high-end Cowesett colonials.
- Water-view and water-access streets carry a clear premium; flood-zone knowledge matters and Cheryl checks it early.
- Airport and rail access keep demand steady from relocating buyers.