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We are one of very few campgrounds located on the south shore of PEI. The beaches near here are ideal for children and adults alike who like to swim or just hang out near the water. The waters of the south shore are warmer and calmer. During low tide, you can walk amongst the sand bars and take in the authentic beauty of PEI. Chelton Beach and the Argoyle Shore Provincial Day Parks are a must see!
Chelton Beach Provincial Park is only a 10 min drive way where the waters are warm and calm. It's a great place for swimming or running between the sandbars during low tide. The Park has change rooms, washrooms with flush toilets, and a small canteen.
You can walk into Borden in 20-25 minutes. Have a coffee, ice-cream, do some shopping, have a beer, listen to some music, or visit the Marine Rail Historical Park where you can get some great pics of the Confederation Bridge!
By-The-Sea-Kayaking, located in the picturesque seaport village of Victoria-by-the-Sea on the south shore of Prince Edward Island, has been offering paddling tours for over a decade. =11pxThe combination of the protected waters of the Northumberland Strait and being only a short half-hour drive from Charlottetown, Summerside and Cavendish, makes Victoria one of the best paddling areas for both the novice and the experienced paddler. Paddling is a wonderful way to explore nature with family and friends, one of those activities that offers many benefits to all, reaching across generational lines providing a sense of adventure, relaxation and a bit of exercise. Enhance your kayaking outing with a Clam Digging Experience and then cook up your own clam dig.
Check out the options for Deep Sea Fishing near us. Check the picture for details!
Visit the Gateway Village Playground if you are looking for somewhere to take the kids
Just a 20 min drive from us is the Bonshaw Provincial Park.The Bonshaw Hills Provincial Park is located at 17530 Trans Canada Highway. Enjoy over 18 kilometres of hiking and cycling trails suitable for all fitness levels with ratings from easy to difficult. The adjacent Bonshaw River is a popular angling area. Amenities include picnic shelters, barbeques (bring your own charcoal), a natural adventure playground featuring an accessible swing, balancing ropes and a sliding hill and toilets. The main trail is named Ji'ka'we'katikl (pronounced - Jih Ga Way Ga Dig), which is the traditional M i'kmaq name for the West River and means "the place where bass are plentiful.”Pets are permitted on leash.
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