Parks in Charlottetown, Prince Edward Island

Skirting the north shore of Prince Edward Island along the Gulf of St. Lawrence, this national park was a p... More on LLBean.com

One structure is a little chapel-it was just charming and so glad we visited this attraction. More on TripAdvisor

An existing playspace is about to be condemned and will also have to be moved. It is part of a school-community centre so it is used daily by school children, neighborhood children other times, and by the community (a french/acadian ... More on KaBoom.org

Separate play space for 2-5 year olds (tot lot). Balance beams, trippple racer, drum panel, post mount bell, crawl thru, storefront panels, adventure bridge, flip flop, u-bounce, incline cliffhanger, cliffhanger, roundabout, rock ... More on KaBoom.org

The countryside around Cavendish was the setting for Avonlea, Lucy Maud Montgomery's fictional farming communi ... More on PlanetWare

Coast, less than 20 km from a beach, less than 20 km from a natural reserve, flat, little shade, 20 hectares, 210 pitches (tents, caravans, camper vans), 3 rentals, ... More on Campingo

Access: Most of the cliff lines are along the shore and are accessable when the tides are out.In most cases you could approach the farmers and get permission to cross their land as people there are quit receptive to tourists as long ... More on RockClimbing

The schoolhouse where author Lucy Maud Montgomery taught in 1896 and the church she attended are part of the A ... More on PlanetWare

Construction began on the first set of Brighton Beach Range Lights in 1889, and the beacons were put into operation on the opening of general navigation in 1890. A second pair of range lights was established on "Haszard's farm" at ... More on LighthouseFriends.com

Construction began on the first set of Brighton Beach Range Lights in 1889, and the beacons were put into operation on the opening of general navigation in 1890. A second pair of range lights was established on "Haszard's farm" at ... More on LighthouseFriends.com

Two pairs of range lights were established in 1889 to guide vessels into Charlottetown Harbour along a channel clear of all obstructions. The outer set of range lights, known as the Haszard Range Lights, was established southeast ... More on LighthouseFriends.com