Fenway is a surf spot located in Rhode Island, USA Northeast. The spot provides both left and right waves. It features a sandy bottom and works best during low and medium tides. Fenway is suitable for surfers of all experience levels and has a regular wave frequency. The waves at this spot are typically less than 50 meters in length. The crowd is usually sparse, with few surfers in the lineup. Fenway Beach is situated in Westerly, Rhode Island, and is known for its breakwater and jetty formations. The spot offers good wind protection, especially on either side of the jetty. Surfing is prohibited between 10 AM and 6 PM unless using a soft-top surfboard. Be aware of potential rips and undertow, as well as man-made dangers such as buoys. To access the spot, find Atlantic Avenue near the beach, then locate Weekapaug Beachway. Park in the dirt parking lot and walk the trail through the bushes to reach the surf spot. Nearby surf spots include Panic Point, Dickeys, Misquamicut State Beach, East Beach Lighthouse, and Napatree Jetty. When surfing at Fenway, it’s important to respect the locals, especially when the spot gets crowded. Always check the surf etiquette and assess your skills before paddling out to ensure the spot and conditions match your surfing level. For those interested in the area’s history, Weekapaug, which includes Fenway Beach, gets its name from a Narragansett word meaning ‘at the end of the pond.’ The area has had summer cottages since 1877 and was previously known as ‘Noyes Beach’ from 1701 to 1899. Remember to check the latest surf forecast and report before your session, and consult a map or webcam if available to get a better idea of the current conditions at Fenway. Check out the good surf at Fenway in the next 7 days, the webcams, the full forecast report, or see the spot on the surf map.
Tides have a significant impact on wave quality at certain surf spots like Fenway, causing conditions to vary throughout the tidal cycle. As the tide moves between high and low, the water depth over the seabed changes, affecting how the waves break. At these spots, high tide usually produce softer, slower waves, while low tide can generate faster, steeper waves. Some spots have specific tide stages when they work best, offering optimal conditions only at certain times of the day.
Near spots
There are 31 surf spots within a range of 100 km from Fenway. Use this section to find alternative spots that may be less crowded, better suited for your surfing skills, or offer a better forecast report for the next 7 days. Each spot includes detailed surf reports, forecast updates, and webcam views to help you plan. Whether you're seeking less crowded alternatives or simply exploring a region, the list of nearby surf spots is an essential tool.
See all 31 surf spots