Prince Edward Island is small, flat enough for easy driving and ringed with beaches. The north shore’s national park campgrounds sit behind sand dunes, and the island is full of farm stands, lobster suppers and cycling trails. Most RVers arrive across the Confederation Bridge from New Brunswick.
🧭 Things to See & Do
📖 Green Gables Heritage Place
The farm that inspired Anne of Green Gables, at Cavendish.
🚴 Confederation Trail
A former rail line crossing the island for walking and cycling.
🏖️ North-shore beaches
Dunes and red-sand beaches along Prince Edward Island National Park.
🦞 Lobster suppers
A summer island tradition at community halls and restaurants.
🚐 RV Campgrounds & Resources
🏕️ Cavendish Campground
Parks CanadaBeachside camping in Prince Edward Island National Park.
🏕️ Stanhope Campground
Parks CanadaAnother national park campground near Stanhope Beach.
🏕️ Provincial park campgrounds
PEI ParksBeach and woodland campgrounds across the island; reservations vary by park.
📘 Good to Know
Plan your crossing
- The Confederation Bridge toll is collected when you leave the island.
- Reserve campsites early for July and August.
- Best season to visit: late June–September.
🔗 Official Links
Parks Canada – PEI National Park
Official information and reservations.
PEI Provincial Parks
Official information and reservations.