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Newport, Rhode Island
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Rejects Beach is actually a small strip of sand that is technically part of the larger Easton's Beach but is not officially recognized as a separate beach by the city.
The name 'Rejects Beach' comes from the fact that it is often used by those who are turned away from the more crowded Easton's Beach.
Despite its unofficial status, locals appreciate Rejects Beach for its quieter atmosphere compared to the bustling Easton's Beach.
Rejects Beach is conveniently located near the famous Cliff Walk, offering easy access to one of Newport's most scenic walking paths.
Unlike Easton's Beach, Rejects Beach does not have lifeguards, restrooms, or concessions, making it a more rustic beach experience.
