Today, the old grounds of Rhode Island's first theme park stand as Rocky Point State Park, a 120-acre park that offers hiking, fishing, biking, picnicking, birding and more.

A batch of new signs detailing the history of Rocky Point park has been installed.

The new fishing pier at Rocky Point State Park in Warwick has officially opened following a ceremony Wednesday morning. The structure features a 280-foot-long, T-shaped pier with a shade structure ...

The license plates pay homage to Rocky Point State Park. The 120-acre site used to be home to the Rocky Point Amusement Park, which closed down in 1994.

WARWICK, R.I. (WJAR) — Families gathered at Rocky Point State Park early on Sunday to scout out a good seat to take in the New Year's fireworks. The festivities were postponed due to the rain on ...

WARWICK — The new fishing pier at Rocky Point State Park opened only a few days ago, but it is already seeing heavy use. The 280-foot-long, T-shaped structure had to be cleared of fishermen so ...

A new sign marks the entrance to Rocky Point State Park. A lawmaker from Warwick has reintroduced a bill to create a license plate that would support the Rocky Point Foundation.

According to George LaCross, volunteer at Rocky Point State Park, Rocky Point's first ever roller coaster was installed by the American Inclined Railroad Company in the spring of 1872.