Rehoboth Travel Guide

This Geoffrey S. Cornish-designed course challenges with strategic water hazards and rolling terrain. Enjoy meticulously maintained greens while navigating the tree-lined fairways of this serene 18-hole par 71 layout.

This historic memorial on Redway Plain honours local veterans with inscribed brick walkways and a central gazebo. Visit during Memorial Day ceremonies to experience the community's profound respect for military service.

This 1915 brick library houses a unique snow-globe collection and a historic fallout shelter in its basement. Visitors can enjoy the grandeur of Goff Hall with its high ceilings and stage used for community events.

This serene 63.5-acre conservation area showcases diverse ecosystems from pine forests to wetlands. Explore hiking trails to spot the rare wood turtle while admiring the unique glacial esker formation.

Little Squannakonk Swamp is a 30-acre ecological treasure in Rehoboth with historical roots dating to the 17th century. As private property, nature enthusiasts should explore other accessible Rehoboth conservation areas.

This secluded woodland sanctuary offers a peaceful 0.6-mile loop trail for spotting local and migratory birds. Bring binoculars and visit during morning hours when feathered residents are most active and vocal.

This 412-acre sanctuary preserves the ancient Squannakonk Swamp, formed 20,000 years ago. Explore its tranquil trails through diverse wetlands where unique wildlife and plant species thrive in their natural habitat.

Step back in time at this colonial history museum featuring an 18th-century farmhouse and post-and-beam barn. Experience open-hearth cooking demonstrations and explore artefacts that reveal Rehoboth's 375-year heritage.