A fickle Rhode Island lefthand point off Bonnet Shores that can peel long, steep lines over a boulder-strewn bottom when a southeast groundswell lines up with clean north winds. Get the latest surfing conditions, forecast, and tide details for Bonnet Point in Rhode Island.
Forecast
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Best surf arrives on long-period SE groundswells and cleans up with northerly offshore winds.
The break can work across tides but is most consistent on mid to higher tides when the point connects.
The point sits tight to Bonnet Shores and holds a rocky/boulder bottom-falls and awkward takeoffs are the main hazards and crowds condense quickly on rare good days.
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