The smallest U.S. state by land area, Rhode Island covers just under 1 million acres and was admitted in 1790. Despite its size, it features a rich natural landscape, from the sandy shores and marshes of the Atlantic coastline to forested hills inland. Narragansett Bay, dotted with islands and estuaries, plays a central role in shaping the state’s coastal character. Block Island and Roger Williams Park highlight the state’s mix of outdoor recreation and preserved green space.

Agriculture in Rhode Island is limited in scale but diverse, with small farms producing vegetables, nursery plants, and dairy. Coastal and inland parcels may include wooded acreage, waterfront lots, or open space.

Land for sale in Rhode Island includes coastal properties, small farms, and wooded lots ideal for residential, agricultural, or recreational use.

Rhode Island, known as The Ocean State, is located in the Northeast region of the United States. The state is divided into several distinct land regions, each offering unique opportunities for land use and development:

  • Coastal Lowland
  • Eastern New England Upland

Hunting Land in Rhode Island

Rhode Island offers hunting opportunities across forests, coastal wetlands, and open fields. Popular game in the state includes white-tailed deer, bobwhite quail, cottontail rabbit, gray squirrel, mourning dove, pheasant, raccoon, ruffed grouse, upland game birds, and waterfowl. If you’re looking for hunting land for sale in Rhode Island, the mix of terrain and thriving wildlife populations adds to its appeal. For details on hunting seasons, license requirements, and regulations, visit the Rhode Island Department of Environmental Management website.

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Rhode Island Agriculture

Rhode Island has approximately 60,000 acres of farmland, supporting a variety of small-scale agricultural operations across the state. The state is known for producing vegetables, nursery plants, and dairy, with many farms serving local markets and communities. If you’re looking for agricultural land for sale in Rhode Island, you can explore available properties through our interactive search map. For more information on agriculture in the state, visit the Rhode Island Department of Environmental Management website.

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State Highlight

State’s Nickname Ocean State
Total Acreage 988,934
Region Northeast
Average Rainfall 47.9 inches
Farmland by Acre 60,000 acres
Coastline 40 miles
Big Game White-tailed Deer
Small Game Bobwhite Quail, Cottontail Rabbit, Gray Squirrel, Mourning Dove, Pheasant, Raccoon, Ruffed Grouse, Upland Game Birds, Waterfowl
State Hunting Resources https://dem.ri.gov/natural-resources-bureau/fish-wildlife/licenses-applications/hunting-licenses-applications/license
State Parks https://riparks.ri.gov/
National Parks https://www.nps.gov/state/ri/index.htm
State Parks and Wildlife  https://dem.ri.gov/natural-resources-bureau/fish-wildlife
State Agricultural Resources https://dem.ri.gov/natural-resources-bureau/agriculture-and-forest-environment/agriculture
USDA Agricultural Information https://www.nass.usda.gov/Statistics_by_State/Rhode_Island/
Signature Agriculture Commodities Dairy, Nursery Plants, Vegetables
Farm Service Agency https://www.fsa.usda.gov/state-offices/rhode-island

 

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There’s a wide selection of land for sale in Rhode Island, offering numerous opportunities for your next property. Working with a KW Land® agent provides the local insight and expertise needed to navigate land real estate with confidence. Start your search by exploring available listings on our interactive property map or connect with a KW Land® agent in Rhode Island to guide you through the process.