We visited the Green Gables site and enjoyed it very much - especially recommend this for folks who have read any of the books. We also went to Cavendish Beach which is a nice spot for a family day at the beach, but it was our trip to Greenwich Beach that we especially loved. The Greenwich Dunes Trail is phenomenal - an easy trail that opens onto a lake with a floating boardwalk that allows you to cross through the middle of the lake! You walk past large sand dunes and then are deposited on a beautiful sandy beach that is a gem on PEI because it’s less well known and has a long shallow section of water to enjoy. It’s about an hour away from the Cavendish area and so, so worth it!!

We visited multiple sites along the coast within PEI National Park. We purchased a pass for 2 adults totaling $18. One nice aspect of the pass was it allowed us to return until noon the next day since we arrived early afternoon. The views of the coastline were stunning. The drive along the north shore of the island near Cavendish offered ample opportunities to get out of the car and see the red cliffs up close. Visiting PEI National Park is a must when on the island.

I wish I'd spent more time there. The Green Gable Heritage Place experience allowed me to live through Lucy Maud Montgomery's imagination and remember the passages from the book and series of Anne the Green Gables. Cavendish beach is a dream. Two days is not enough to see everything. Beautiful park. I loved it.

What a lovely national park! We first explored MacKenzies Brook by walking the shoreline to the fallen arch. We also enjoyed an afternoon near Stanhope Beach. The water was cool, but the sand was wide and flat. We spent more time here than we planned, but were so glad we did.

Great park!! Amazing beaches to explore. We stayed in Stanhope campground. Quiet campground, clean comfort stations/showers, and there are laundry facilities available to use. Not much in the camp store in the way of gifts/souvenirs/food. Nice playground area, and less than a 5 minute walk to get to the beach/ocean!!! There are stairs directly across the parkway from Stanhope campground to get to the beach and at times we were the only ones walking along the beach! Also loved going to Cavendish beach Brackley Beach, and Greenwich dunes boardwalk. Sunset views from the beaches are beautiful.

This was our first trip to the national park, and Prince Edward Island. We live in Maine, and thought the island would look similar to Maine. It doesn’t! Prince Edward Island has its own look, and is absolutely gorgeous. The beautiful green of the gently rolling Hills is spectacular. The people are very friendly, we didn’t meet anyone who was rude, and the food (especially seafood), was delicious!

My husband and I explored this park while in PEI. Much of the park was closed at the end of April, including the visitor centers. However, we still were able to see a few things such as lighthouses, red shores, and beaches. Hardly any traffic was a definite plus too.