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Prince Edward Island National Park

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Prince Edward Island National Park is known for its beaches, sand dunes, and red cliffs. It’s also home to Green Gables, the inspiration for L.M. Montgomery’s beloved novel series, “Anne of Green Gables”. A visit to this picturesque national park offers visitors a chance to swim at the beaches, wander through the marshes on floating boardwalks, and cycle or walk along the cliffs. The park protects the beaches, sand dunes, and wetlands that are an important part of the ecosystem and a nesting habitat for birds. The park is divided into three areas along the island’s north shore in the province of Prince Edward Island, Canada. The Cavendish area is where you’ll find Cavendish Beach and the Green Gables Heritage Place, as well as sand dunes and the red rock cliffs. The Brackley-Dalvay Beach section is home to the Covehead Lighthouse and Covehead harbor, along with several beaches. It’s also where the Dalvay-By-The-Sea historic site is located. The last section is Greenwich, which is where many great trails are located, along with a floating dock. The park spans multiple areas of land including salt marshes, Acadian forest, sandstone cliffs, sand dunes, and beaches. While the national park is open year round, many of the activities are only open seasonally during the summer

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Weather
  • Spring 21-56 F
  • Summer 51-74 F
  • Fall 33-65 F
  • Winter 12-33 F
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Park Info
  • High Season Adult: $8.5
  • High Season Senior: $7.25
  • High Season Family/Group: $16.75
  • Shoulder Season Adult: $4.25
  • Shoulder Season Senior: $3.5
  • Shoulder Season Family/Group: $8.5
Prince Edward Island National Park Hiking Trails

Prince Edward Island National Park Hiking Trails

There are many trails throughout Prince Edward Island National Park that offer scenic views. From floating boardwalks to trails through the woods and meadows, you’ll see many species of birds and spectacular vistas. The park is open year round, although the trails are not maintained between Thanksgiving and Victoria Day in late May and there are limited services available in winter.

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Things to do Outside Prince Edward Island National Park

Things to do Outside Prince Edward Island National Park

There are five national historic sites on Prince Edward Island that teach about Canada’s history. These include Ardgowan National Historic Site, the Province House National Historic Site, and Skmaqn–Port-la-Joye–Fort Amherst National Historic Site. There’s also Dalvay By The Sea and Green Gables Heritage Place which are both located within the national park. These historic sites are a great way to learn from interpreters about the local history. Besides the national park, there are many great provincial parks on Prince Edward Island. These are also worth exploring for their beaches and trails like Northumberland Provincial Park and Cabot Beach Provincial Park. And lighthouse lovers will want to take a drive down Points East Coastal Drive to see the six lighthouses that dot the coast. During the summer months the lighthouses are open to visitors. You can also visit Charlottetown and see Victoria Row, the historic street of Victorian buildings that now are home to shops and restaurants. And don’t miss the Province House National Historic Site, which is the birthplace of Canada. If you’re visiting in July or August, you might be able to catch a costume walking tour that explains the significance and history of the Island.

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RV Resorts & Campsites near Prince Edward Island National Park

Cavendish Campground. Cavendish Campground is located in the Cavendish part of Prince Edward Island National Park. There are 200 sites available and the campground has an exclusive, lifeguard supervised beach. It’s close to several trails in the park as well as Green Gables Heritage Place. Amenities include flush toilets, showers, laundry, kitchen shelters, and a playground. During the summer there are also interpretive programs put on by Parks Canada. Stanhope Campground. Stanhope Campground is another great campground within the national park with 100 sites for camping. This campground is quiet and located near Covehead Harbour and Stanhope Beach. It’s also near the Gulf Shore Way seaside trail. Amenities at this campground include flush toilets, showers, kitchen shelters, laundry, and a playground.

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How to get to Prince Edward Island National Park

How to get to Prince Edward Island National Park

From the border at Calais Maine, take New Brunswick Route 1E/NB to Shediac Parish and continue onto NB-15 E. Follow NB-15 E to Trans-Canada Hwy/NB-16 E heading to Prince Edward Island.