whats the real story
For those who fish there a gate has been place at the bottom stair case
and we can' be on the property on or before sunrise to sunset or even in the water some have told me !!:wall::wall:

Is the access barred just to the light house property?
What about the parking around the former restaurant
just to the north of the light house.?:fury:

So you cant wade around to the point, or walk from the other lot. Id go but there arent any fish there.

thats a shame,
I am assuming you can still walk around the perimeter, in front of the wall?

The front gate was open today, like any other day.

I heard some kids burned a picnic table there and that's why it's closed down.


Just wait until you hear about the wwall....things are tough all over :(

Good stay away.Just kidding.

I heard some rumblings about closing access tot he WW as well. My cousin did a bit of poking around at the town hall when he was denied access by someone who wouldnt let him walk up that access road. He stated his point of view on it and went fishing anyways. That was about a month ago. Is the boating industry lobbying?

Sounds like it's time for you guys to call Kevin Cute from the RI CRMC or RISAA at the very least - ask for Bob Moeller :call::call::call:

Those access points have to be rights of way over there. If you snooze, you're gonna lose :hs:

The Coast Gaurd always closes the gate to the left of the Coast Gaurd Vehicle gate after until b4 light. If you take that left turn up the hill to the abandoned building you can take a walk down the footpath onto some rocks about 15ft from the fence at the far right corner of the parking lot. Be steady and not against a high or strong tide when you do this, but you can follow the wall out to the point. There is a Stay away sign, but that is because the wall is falling apart, so make it quick. Otherwise, pull into Camp Cronin, the first right after the road turns left, the camp cronin sign is gone but there is a small blue sign that indicates the new Fishermans Memorial, dirt road, drive to the ocean, and walk left to the point