Red Shores Racetrack & Casino at Charlottetown Driving Park
Live/simulcast horse racing, slots, blackjack, Ultimate Texas Hold'em, poker, roulette, baccarat...
Amusement & Theme Parks
Find attractions that educate, excite and entertain. Our amusement parks, mini trains and mini putt, drive-in theatres, petting farms and kid-friendly museums provide fun and games for the entire family with boardwalks and shops offering countless options for shopping, dining and eating on the go.
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Alexander and Darlene's Farm Haven
Play with Jack the alpaca, his miniature animal friends, goats, mini horses and pigs at this petting...
Argyle Shore Provincial Park
Argyle Shore is a day-use park great for families to explore and discover the treasures left by the...
Basin Head Day Park
2 km east of Red Point Provincial Park. A beautiful white, sandy beach. Listen to the ocean, hear...
Beach Goats
Escape to the quiet southern shore of PEI, explore a natural beach with these sweet, gentle goats.
Bonshaw Hills Provincial Park
Fun for the whole family! Picnic area and natural adventure playground featuring swings, balancing...
Buffaloland Park
Discover a herd of grazing buffalo. Viewing in early morning or late evening is best.
Burlington Go-Karts and Amusement Park
Looking for an adrenaline rush? Race around PEI’s largest go-kart track with beautiful country views...
Carr's Wildlife Centre & Gift Shop in Stanley Bridge
North America's largest private collection of mounted birds; new educational pollinator display and...
Cavendish Beach Adventure Zone
Three activities, one location! Challenge friends to laser tag or mini golf; brave a haunted house.
Chelton Beach Provincial Park
Chelton Beach is a day-use park featuring playground equipment, showers and washrooms. Beautiful...
Grandpa's Antique Photo Studio
Join the fun! Antique photos in sepia, colour, black and white. Quick-change costumes, hats, props.
Creating Family Memories
A million moments make up the sort of vacation that everyone remembers. Things like the view from the top of the Ferris wheel, the hush that falls over the theatre as the lights go down and digging for clams at low tide as the sun sets.