The jewel of our resort is a two-acre, spring-fed pond perfect for fishing, Whether you’re searching for the perfect weekend getaway or seasonal summer destination, we know you’ll fall in love with Hickory Ridge in Greene, Rhode Island. For more than 40 years, our beautiful resort has offered a glimpse into New England’s unrivaled beauty. Hickory Ridge Family Campground is situated on 40 rolling acres of picturesque woodlands and spacious fields, ensuring you’ll always have room to stretch your legs and enjoy some privacy. The jewel of our resort is a two-acre, spring-fed pond perfect for fishing, kayaking, and canoeing. Our Amenities
Swimming Pool
Pet-friendly grounds
Recreation hall
Playground
Pull-thru sites (22 X 60)
Full hook-ups and water/electric-only hook-ups available
Clean restrooms and laundry facilities
And much more
What's Nearby
Our pristine RV resort is conveniently located 8 miles from I-95, making it the perfect home base to explore all that New England has to offer. We are just 45 minutes southwest of the bustling capital city of Providence where you can enjoy historic architecture, world-class restaurants, shopping, gorgeous views of the Providence Harbor, and the famous WaterFire event. Spend the day at Newport and witness Rhode Island’s stunning coastline, feast on fresh lobster, tour historic mansions, or simply stroll Cliff Walk and savor scenic views of the Atlantic. If you’d rather remain closer to home, the charming town of Coventry offers nature trails, a winery and meadery, historic sites, and several nearby farmer’s markets. Nearby Activities:
Pachaug State Forest: Largest forest in the Connecticut State Forest System, located right on the RI border. Jeremoth Hill: The highest point in RI, located in the town of Foster. Greenwich Cove Meadery
ShelaLara Vineyards & Winery
Providence:
Roger Williams Park Zoo
Providence Performing Arts Center
Stephen Hopkins house: Travel back in time and explore the home of Declaration of Independence signer Stephen Hopkins. Built in 1707, and including original furniture/decor. Roger Williams Park Botanical Center
