Explore the north shore to the south shore and our many communities and small towns along the way.

Borden-Carleton

Borden-Carleton is considered the gateway to Prince Edward Island. A must-stop is Marine Rail Park for views of the 12.9 KM Confederation Bridge. Here are several other recommended stops in the area.

• Find live entertainment, craft beer and good eats at Lone Oak Brewing Co. and the Abby.
• Visit the Handpie Company to stock up on sweet and savoury handhelds for on-the-go meals.
• Enjoy downhome cooking and friendly hospitality at the Red Rooster Restaurant in Crapaud.
• Likewise, the Blue Goose Restaurant down the highway in Desable offers home cooking at reasonable prices and charming staff. 

Near Brookvale

Brookvale is home to the Mark Arendz Provincial Winter Activity Park for Alpine and Nordic skiing as well as Biathlon.

• Visit Riverdale Orchard and Cidery for tastings and tours from Friday to Sunday noon to 5 pm.
• Find fun for animal lovers of all ages at Island Hill Farm in Hampshire.
• Play a round of disc golf at Huck It Disc Golf (Newton), Rose Valley or the Fox Hole.
• Take a hike at Bonshaw Hills Provincial Park.

The North Shore

• In Rustico, dine in Pedro's Island Eatery and By the Bay Family Restaurant - home of the big fish & chips platter. 
• Shop at the gift shop at Prince Edward Island Preserve Co.
• Explore the trails at Glasgow Hills and dine at Piper's Restaurant on weekends.
• Treat yourself at Jane & Sue Chocolate in Stanley Bridge.
• Next door, visit with the adorable animals at Alexander & Darlene's Farm Haven; call in advance for an appointment

Make Kensington another stop along the way

Discover the characters and charm of Kensington, a popular hub town en route between Summerside and Rustico with many options for dining.