Activities and experiences

Prince Edward Island National Park

Known best for its broad, sandy beaches, PEI National Park is more than just sun and surf. Extensive walking trails and boardwalks, as well as 20 kilometres of paved multi-use trail for cyclists, slice through varied coastal terrain, from saltwater marsh to parabolic dunes to Acadian forest. With three distinct regions overall, PEI National Park brings together the best of Atlantic Canada.  

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Cavendish Grove trail

Trails

Discover scenic trails located within Prince Edward Island National Park.

Images of the #Coastie initiative at Brackley Beach, in collaboration with the University of Windsor, to monitor coastal change and better understand the impacts of climate change.

The Coastie Initiative

Take part in the Coastie Initiative, a community science program at Parks Canada administered places.

Park Promise artwork by Loretta Gould

The Park Promise

How will YOU promise to help our environment?

A visitor stands on a boardwalk overlooking the dunes at Sunset and taking a photo with a phone.

Photography in PEI National Park

Photographers love PEI National Park and we love photographers!

Greenwich in winter

Winter visitation

Prince Edward Island National Park will remain open for Islanders and other visitors to continue to enjoy.

A beige dog on a leash walks along a dirt path surrounded by greenery with its owner on a sunny day.

You and your dog

Regulations pertaining to domestic animals while in Prince Edward Island National Park

 

Services and amenities

Accessible Facilities Accessible services
Beaches Beaches
Bus parking Bus parking
Dogs on leash Dogs on leash
Information Information
Lookout Lookout
Parking Parking
Picnic area Picnic area
Picnic Shelter Picnic shelter
Restrooms Restrooms
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