Brudenell River Provincial Park
Location: Points East Coastal Drive
Park Type: Campground
Supervised Beach: No
Nestled on the Brudenell River, this provincial park is the largest in eastern PEI with wide open spaces, a marina, wooded areas and a beach for swimming. Day-use visitors also enjoy special events and easy access to the Confederation Trail.
Private operators offer canoe, kayak and paddleboard rentals and horseback riding is available.
Nearby towns and attractions include Georgetown, Cardigan, Garden of The Gulf Museum, Brudenell Riding Stables and the Confederation Trail.
Open June – October
Contact: 652-8966
LIFEGUARD NOT ON DUTY. Beaches are UNSUPERVISED and visitors swim at their OWN RISK.
Campground
Brudenell River Provincial Park
25-site RV park (Wi-Fi Available), wheelchair-accessible washrooms and laundromat. Two-way sites in wooded clearing, wooded tent sites. Dump station nearby. Cook shelter and activity centre with washrooms suitable for large gatherings (reservations required).
Beach Reports and Safety
The beach is unsupervised at Brudenell River Provincial Park. Use at your own risk and follow beach safety advice.
Discover Points East Coastal Drive
Brudenell River Provincial Park is within Points East Coastal Drive, located off Route 3, just 13 minutes from Montague and 40 minutes east of Charlottetown.
What to Do in Points East Coastal Drive
Kings Playhouse
One of Canada’s longest running theatres, the cultural and entertainment centre of eastern PEI.
Double Hill Cidery
We make ciders in the French tradition using wild PEI apples. Tasting room planned for Spring 2022.
Veranda Café
Enjoy fresh local homestyle cooking in a heritage homestead.
Cape Reef Seafood & Smokehouse
Seafood market offers a variety of in-house smoked treats and fresh lobster.
The Seafood Shack
Comfort food including lobster rolls, chowder, poutine and nachos, fish and chips, wraps and more.
Artisans Waterfront
The Gallery of Makers! A cooperative made up of juried PEI artists and artisans.
Sir Andrew Macphail Homestead
Andrew Macphail (1864-1938), visit this historic farmhouse and grounds. History, it's in our nature.
Cape Bear Lighthouse & Marconi Station
Built in 1881, overlooks Northumberland Strait. First Canadian site to receive SOS from the Titanic.
Brudenell Minatures
Find this adorable petting farm just minutes east of Montague that is home to miniature Zebu cows...
Panmure Island Lighthouse and Gift Shop
PEI’s oldest wooden lighthouse and Heritage site. Climb to the lantern, take in spectacular views.
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