Campgrounds in Prince Edward Island

All Points East Campground
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Argyle Shore Provincial Park
Located on route 19, Argyle Shore is a day use park offering an unsupervised beach, playground equipment, picnic facilities, showers and flush toilets. Pets are permitted on leash. Read more

Basin Head Provincial Park
Located off route 16, east of the town of Souris. Basin Head is a day use park featuring a supervised white sand beach, play area, food on site, washroom and shower facilities. The park is home to the Basin Head Fisheries Museum and is located in Points East Coastal Drive touring region. Read more

Bayside RV Campground
Located on Route 6 in Oyster Bed Bridge with frontage on Rustico Bay, Bayside is central to the Federal parks and North Shore beaches that Prince Edward Island is famous for. Outdoor activities include playground equipment, horseshoes, volleyball, and of course the events at neighbouring Raceway Park which offers a summer schedule drag racing and […] Read more

Belmont Provincial Park
Located on route 123, Belmont is a day use park featuring an unsupervised beach, playground equipment, fireplaces, picnic facilities, showers and flush toilets. Pets are permitted on leash. Read more

Ben’s Lake Nature Camping
Ben’s Lake Trout Fishing & Campground is a beautiful scenic piece of eastern Prince Edward Island, located in Bellevue. This unique location has it all for the first time fisherman or the avid fly fisherman. If you just want to try your hand at fishing you can catch and release or stay to camp for […] Read more

Bloomfield Provincial Park
Located on route 2, Bloomfield is a day use park featuring playground equipment, fishing, fireplaces, picnic facilities, showers and flush toilets. Pets are permitted on leash. Read more

Bonshaw Provincial Park
Located on the Trans Canada Highway, Bonshaw is a day use park featuring a playground, fishing and picnic facilities. Pets are permitted on leash. Read more

Borden / Red Sands Shore KOA
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Brudenell River Provincial Park
Brudenell River is the largest provincial park in eastern Prince Edward Island. In addition to two 18-hole championship golf courses, Brudenell and Dundarave, and tennis, horseshoes and lawn bowling are offered at the 100-unit Brudenell River Resort. The park has a multitude of activities to amuse campers and day visitors: a marina, river beach, and […] Read more

Cabot Beach Provincial Park
Cabot Beach is the largest park in western PEI. This beautiful park has a large day-use area with playground equipment, an activity centre with children’s programs. There is also supervised swimming on scenic Malpeque Bay, and the historical Fanning School. Named after Governor Fanning, it was built in 1794. This schoolhouse was very unique at […] Read more

Campbell’s Cove Campground
Campbell’s Cove Campground, located on over 600 ft. of north shoreline on PEI’s eastern tip, is a small quiet, family operated facility. The sunrises and sunsets are spectacular. The ocean soundtrack plays all day and night. We have mostly tent sites, sheltered or on the ocean, unsupervised beach, 4 camp cabins, 6 3-ways, 15 2-ways,4 […] Read more

Camping Terre Rouge
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Cavendish KOA Holiday
Wow! You want family fun, this is the place! Petting zoo, jumping pillow, heated swimming and kiddy pool, daily hay rides, outdoor movies, theme weekends, daily “kids kamp” pancake breakfast, candy bar bingo, basketball, volleyball, badminton, horseshoes. We offer everything from unserviced tent sites to large gravel 50 amp pull thru sites. A large pavilion […] Read more

Cavendish Sunset Campground
Cavendish Sunset Campground is located in famous Cavendish, Prince Edward Island. Sunset provides a family atmosphere with over 450 mostly wooded sites for RVs and tents. Beside the Cavendish Boardwalk and opposite the only entrance to Cavendish Beach and the National Park (2kms). All our sites have a picnic table and a fire pit. Our […] Read more

Cedar Dunes Provincial Park
Cedar Dunes provincial park is located along the scenic North Cape Coastal Drive in the West Point area. Cedar Dunes is famous for beautiful beaches that stretch for miles. The park provides supervised swimming as well as children’s activities. “While you’re there, you can tour the only inn in Canada that is located in a […] Read more

Chelton Beach Provincial Park
Located off route 10 from Bedeque. Chelton Beach is a day use park featuring playground equipment, supervised beach, showers, flush toilets and canteen. Pets are permitted on leash. Chelton Beach Provincial Park is located within the Red Sands Shore touring region. Read more

Confederation Trailside Tourist Grounds
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Cornwall Charlottetown KOA
The Cornwall/Charlottetown KOA is a family camping and RV Park beautifully located 9 km southwest of Charlottetown, along the scenic West River and situated in the centre of Prince Edward Island. Within a short drive of ocean beaches, the provincial capital of Charlottetown and historic villages, this KOA offers plenty to do. The great location […] Read more

Crystal Beach Campground
Welcome to the perfect Island vacation getaway. Located near Summerside, within minutes of many gorgeous beaches Crystal Beach offers easy access to all the Island has to offer. Whether you are roughing it tent-style or travelling in a huge motorhome, we offer a variety of sites to suit your style. Relax in the privacy of […] Read more

Cumberland Cove Seaside Campground
Imagine sitting in a lawn chair gazing out over the vast expanse of the Northumberland Straight where a lobster boat moves about from trap to trap or a Cruise Ship presents itself for a short period of time as it makes its way to or from the Charlottetown Harbour. High above you, an Eagle circles […] Read more

Cymbria Campground
Cymbria Campground is a beautiful, clean, peaceful campground appealing to respectful campers wishing to leave a small footprint. The perfect home base for touring because of its central location, only minutes from Charlottetown, Cavendish, National Park beaches, and all attractions. All sites are grassy with personal firepit and picnic table. We are well known for […] Read more

Green Park Campground
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Green Park Provincial Park
During the 19th century, shipbuilding was a major industry on Prince Edward Island. Green Park was the site of an active shipyard. Visit the Shipbuilding Museum & Historic Yeo House representing the wealth of a golden age on PEI when the shipyards drove the economy of the colony. The park provides playground equipment for children, […] Read more

Jacques Cartier Provincial Park
The island’s first European visitor came ashore in 1534 in the vicinity of this provincial park which bears his name, Jacques Cartier. He remarked that this was “the fairest land ’tis possible to see!” The park holds a celebration of this great discovery every July on Rediscovery Day. Jacques Cartier Provincial Park offers a wide […] Read more