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Where Sand Sings: The Charms of Basin Head Provincial Park on PEI
There are several fantastic beach destinations across Prince Edward Island. These locations offer soft white sand, shallower waters for swimming, and gorgeous ocean views. And while these features… Read more »
The Many Ways to Experience Brudenell River Provincial Park
Brudenell River Provincial Park in eastern PEI is the perfect spot for every type of traveler. Adventure seekers can paddle, bike, or hike the Confederation Trail, while golfers will love the two championship courses. Nearby, explore Georgetown’s historic charm, French heritage at Roma, or marine history at the Cardigan Heritage Centre. Something for everyone awaits here!
Escape to Cedar Dunes: PEI’s Serene Beach with a Historic Lighthouse Stay
Travel to the western tip of Prince Edward Island and discover the quiet beauty of Cedar Dunes Provincial Park, a scenic coastal escape perfect for beach lovers, campers, and day-trippers alike. Stretch out on the soft, lifeguarded sands, stroll scenic trails, or unwind by the waves near the iconic West Point Lighthouse. Whether you’re sunbathing, stargazing, or enjoying a cozy night by the campfire, Cedar Dunes offers the ideal blend of relaxation, nature, and charm far from the island’s busier spots.
Cabot Beach Provincial Park: A Red Sand Retreat Blending Seaside Camping and Island History in One Spot
Cabot Beach Provincial Park offers the perfect blend of history, scenery, and seaside fun. Enjoy red sand beaches, supervised swimming, playgrounds, and scenic picnics. Explore restored historic buildings, including a 1794 schoolhouse and lighthouse, or stay longer at the campground with full-service sites. Cabot Beach is ideal for day trips, camping, and soaking up the charm of PEI’s Green Gables Shore.