Linkletter Provincial Park
Location: North Cape Coastal Drive
Park Type: Campground
Supervised Beach: No
Enjoy the wide-open green space overlooking the Bedeque Bay and its close proximity to the City of Summerside, Slemon Park and the Confederation Bridge.
Park amenities include serviced and unserviced campsites, unsupervised bay beach, playground equipment, laundromat and wifi. Pets permitted on leash. A store is located within 4 kms.
George Linkletter II settled in Prince Edward Island in the mid-1700s and immediately became established as a potato farmer.
Open June – September
Contact: 902-888-8366
LIFEGUARD NOT ON DUTY at this time. When beaches are UNSUPERVISED, visitors swim at their OWN RISK.

Campground
Linkletter Provincial Park
This campground has 93 sites including unserviced, 2-way, 3-way sites and RV sites, wifi, kitchen shelter, washrooms with showers and a dump station.
Online booking available.
North Cape Coastal Drive
Linkletter Provincial Park is located on Route 11 in the North Cape touring region just 10 minutes to Summerside, Prince Edward Island’s City by the Sea.
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