Belmont Provincial Park
Location: North Cape Coastal Drive
Park Type: Day Use Park
Supervised Beach: No
Enjoy the park’s wide-open green space and far-reaching views of Malpeque Bay. Take a hike through the wooded area or beachcomb for treasure. This area is popular with smaller crowds and nearby seals who enjoy the warmer waters.
Amenities include unsupervised beach, playground equipment, picnic facilities and flush toilets. Pets are permitted on leash. Some sections of the park are wheelchair-friendly.
This iconic Canadian rural community, notable for dairy and beef farming, is where Author L.M. Montgomery spent some time teaching at the Belmont School, now located in Avonlea Village.
Open mid-June to mid-September
Contact: 902-888-8367 (off-season)
LIFEGUARD NOT ON DUTY at this time. When beaches are UNSUPERVISED, visitors swim at their OWN RISK.

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Discover North Cape Coastal Drive
Belmont Provincial Park is located off Route 123 in Belmont Lot 16 along the North Cape Coastal Region. It is a short 25 minute drive from Summerside.
What to Do in North Cape Coastal Drive
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