Rocky Hollow Road Waterfront

**Location & Access:** Rocky Hollow Road Waterfront is a public boat ramp providing access to Greenwich Cove in East Greenwich, Kent County, Rhode Island. To reach the site, take Route 1 south toward East Greenwich and turn onto Rocky Hollow Road at the traffic light. Continue to the stop sign, turn left onto Crompton Street, and look for the ramp on your right, adjacent to the town transfer station. This convenient location makes it an accessible launch point for paddlers and boaters exploring the cove.

**Paddling Opportunities:** Greenwich Cove offers a sheltered waterway suitable for kayaking and canoeing. The area is part of a scenic region with proximity to the John H. Chafee National Wildlife Refuge, one of Rhode Island's five national wildlife refuges, providing opportunities to observe local wildlife and natural habitats. The cove serves as a gateway to both recreational paddling and fishing activities.

**Practical Notes:** This is a public access point maintained by the State of Rhode Island. Paddlers should check current conditions and tide information before launching, as conditions in coastal coves can vary. The nearby transfer station location makes the site easy to identify, and it's a short drive from Route 1, making it accessible from surrounding communities.