Prince Edward Island National Park

This park is mostly concerned about beaches and protecting the coastline. The sand here tends to be red from the sandstone in the area. The beaches are shallow, warm, and long. Some have washrooms, showers, are dog friendly, and have lifeguards. When it comes to non-beach facilities this park is dated. The campgrounds offer virtually no privacy and are not on the same level as other national parks.

I visited this park during the summer. It’s a highly attractive spot, especially for those who enjoy hiking and cycling. As someone who prefers road trips, I only stopped to spend some time on the warm beach, but even that was enough to feel relaxed. I’m glad I had the chance to visit.

🏖️ Beautiful Coastline - Never Wanted to Leave 🏖️ You can spend an entire day here walking the coastline and possibly enjoying some of the summer activities. The park is over 60km long and simply breath-taking to soak up. It includes a beach, wildlife, and a refreshing breeze. If you’re visiting the Island or touring the Anne of Green Gables Museum, definitely plan the National Park as a stop on your itinerary.

This is a great park with many breathtaking views and beaches for miles. We walked and walked and enjoyed the day. We visited in October which I think was great because there were nearly no people there. Of course the water was cold and we didn't go in but was a great day.

Visiting Prince Edward Island National Park was an absolute gem - especially at the very beginning of October, which means solitude and silence, except for the sounds of the waves and wind. It is just a short drive from the heart of Charlottetown and is a true coastal paradise that offers something for everyone. One of the standout features of this park is its stunning sandy beaches. The golden sands stretch endlessly, making it the perfect spot for a day of sun and surf. Whether you're building sandcastles, taking a leisurely stroll, or simply basking in the sun, you'll find the beaches here to be both serene and picturesque. The sand dunes are another highlight of Prince Edward Island National Park. They are a natural wonder, rising like gentle giants along the coastline. You can hike through the park, enjoying the breathtaking vistas and the tranquil sound of the waves crashing nearby. The boardwalks in the park provide an easy way to explore the diverse ecosystems and landscapes. They are well-maintained and offer fantastic views, making them perfect for a leisurely stroll or a more extensive hike. After a day of walking, lounging, and playing in the sand, you'll be pleased to know that the park provides facilities for washing off the sand. It's a practical touch that ensures you can leave the beach feeling refreshed and clean. Prince Edward Island National Park is a must-visit destination for anyone exploring PEI. With its sandy beaches, mesmerizing sand dunes, and convenient amenities, it's the perfect place to connect with nature and unwind by the sea. Don't miss the opportunity to experience this coastal paradise for yourself!

One of the most beautiful places I have ever been. If you visit PEI I would highly recommend a visit here. Bring a baithing suit because there is a nice beach at the end of the trail. It about a 20min walk to the beach from the parking lot.

PEI National Park has so much to offer. Great beaches, hiking, biking, and even a green gable. Be sure to check out the Greenwich dunes trail, Cavendish Beach, Brackley beach, and our favorite beach we visited, which was Dalvay beach. This area had several great lighthouses to see as well. This National Park is a must-see when visiting the island!

Beautiful coast line with a bunch of view points. A must see if youre coming to PEI. The sunset at Brackley Beach was one of the best ive ever seen. Very clean restrooms at most areas, snacks, and water fountains. One of the days we paid half the entrance fee since it was the later half of the day. And after 6pm you get in for free technically because the park is closed (no staff or services) but you can still enter the park areas.