One of four original Rhode Island towns, Warwick was named in honor of the Earl of Warwick when it was formed in 1642. The Warwick Arts Consortium & Warwick Museum are fun and beautiful places to explore while visiting. Nearby Providence offers a wide variety of cultural, musical, touring and dining opportunities.
Warwick sits midpoint between Boston, Martha's Vineyard, Cape Cod, Hartford, and Newport and has been dubbed "the crossroads of Southern New England." It is located 5 miles south of Providence on I-95. The nearby train station provides easy access to Boston & New York City, and T.F. Green Airport is a short drive from our yard.

Brewer Greenwich Bay Marina, located in Warwick, is a beautiful place to visit or to keep your boat year-round. We have concrete and wooden floating docks, swimming pools and almost any other amenity you desire. In the heart of Narragansett Bay, a boater's paradise, Brewer Greenwich Bay provides easy access to some of the best cruising grounds in New England, including Newport, Martha's Vineyard, Nantucket, Cape Cod, the Elizabeth Islands, and Block Island. Additionally, an entire summer can be spent exploring Narragansett Bay, with the local attractions of Bristol, Potter’s Cove, Dutch Island, Allen’s Harbor, Wickford Cove and Mackerel Cove all within easy sailing distance. The sheltered waters of Greenwich Bay, right outside the marina, are a great place for families to play and explore. Whether reaching through the Bay in a strong Southwesterly or deep-sea fishing off Block Island, you will find Brewer Greenwich Bay to be the perfect place for any adventure.

For directions to Brewer Greenwich Bay Marina by land or sea, please click on the “Find Us” link. Also look at the latest Greenwich Bay happenings under the “News and Events” tab and feel free to explore more of our site. Of course, you are welcome to visit any time, just stop by or call (401) 884-1810.