Prince Edward Island National Park stretches along the rugged north coast of Prince Edward Island, showcasing some of the province’s most dramatic and varied landscapes. The park features striking red sea cliffs, expansive sandy beaches, and towering dunes, as well as salt marshes and sprawling birch forests. These diverse habitats are home to a variety of wildlife, including red fox, muskrat, and mink. Visitors can explore the natural beauty and unique ecosystems, enjoying the vibrant colors and textures of the coastal environment.
Prince Edward Island National Park
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