Burlingame State Park is a sprawling 3,100-acre state park nestled along the shores of Watchaug Pond in Charlestown, Rhode Island. One of the largest freshwater ponds in the state, Watchaug Pond serves as the centerpiece for swimming, canoeing, kayaking, boating, and fishing (Rhode Island Freshwater Fishing License required). With 700 campsites accommodating everything from tents to big rigs, the campground offers pull-through sites, water hookups, and a dump station for RV travelers. Amenities include restrooms with showers, picnic tables, grills, a playground, and firewood for sale. The on-site camp store stocks essentials and souvenirs, while hikers can explore the nearly 8-mile John Vincent Gormley Trail winding through the park and neighboring Kimball Wildlife Refuge. Pets are welcome throughout the park. Located in southern Rhode Island's coastal countryside, Burlingame is just a short drive from Charlestown Beach, Watch Hill, and Misquamicut State Beach, making it an ideal base for exploring the Ocean State's shoreline. Whether paddling on the pond at sunrise or gathering around a campfire under the stars, Burlingame State Park delivers a classic New England outdoor experience for RV campers and nature lovers alike.