Permanently Closed

This hike-in campground requires advance planning with rates starting at $999 per night and a strict no-pets policy. Located in Pawtucket, the site operates under private management and mandates hiking access only, eliminating vehicle camping options entirely.

The high cost structure and specialized access requirements make this destination suitable primarily for campers with substantial budgets who prefer backpacking-style entry. For those exploring Rhode Island's sites outside Pawtucket, alternative vehicle-accessible options include The Home Depot — Providence roughly four miles southwest.

Map & DirectionsPermanently Closed is located in Rhode Island near Pawtucket

Detail location of campground
RV Park

Connectivity

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    T-Mobile5G
    Excellent Coverage
    Verified by 2 users
    Last on 9/26/26
  • signal strength bars
    Verizon5G
    Excellent Coverage
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    AT&T5G
    Good Coverage

Connectivity

  • signal strength bars
    T-Mobile5G
    Excellent Coverage
    Verified by 2 users
    Last on 9/26/26
  • signal strength bars
    Verizon5G
    Excellent Coverage
  • signal strength bars
    AT&T5G
    Good Coverage

Access

  • Hike-In
    Backcountry sites.

Site Types

  • RV Sites

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Frequently Asked Questions

How much does it cost to camp at Permanently Closed?

Camping at Permanently Closed can cost between $999.99 and $99999.99 depending on the site.

Does Permanently Closed have wifi?

No, according to campers on TheDyrt.com, Permanently Closed does not have wifi.

Is there cell phone reception at Permanently Closed?

According to campers on TheDyrt.com, there is good coverage for AT&T, excellent coverage for T-Mobile, and excellent coverage for Verizon.