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Can you just go to the beach at Cabot Beach Provincial Park or must you stay there camping? I don't see any beach parking, etc. Is there a fee to enter the park?

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Hi Steve,

Thank you for your question to Ask an Islander.

Cabot Beach is home to both a campground and a free day-use park. Visitors can enjoy a spacious recreation area with accessible playground equipment, an activity centre featuring children's programs, and supervised swimming in the beautiful waters of Malpeque Bay.

There is on-site parking available for day visitors, making it easy to access the beach, recreational facilities, and picnic areas.

I hope this helps!

Martin

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