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26 campgrounds and RV Parks in Prince Edward Island, CA. Compare campsite amenities, photos, and site types to find the perfect stop for your rig on your route.
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Best campgrounds in Prince Edward Island, CA
Yogi Bear's Jellystone Park Cavendish
Prince Edward Island
$$$$$
(225 sites)
+7
Green Park Provincial Park
Tyne Valley, PE
$$$$$
(58 sites)
+5
Borden / Summerside KOA Journey
Borden-Carleton, PE
$$$$$
(99 sites)
+9
Stanhope Campground - Prince Edward Isle National Park
Prince Edward Island
$$$$$
(125 sites)
+5
Crystal Beach Campground and Cottages
Summerside, PE
$$$$$
(200 sites)
+9
Twin Shores Camping Area
Kensington, PE
$$$$$
(670 sites)
+12
Ocean Acres Cottages and Campground
Murray Harbour, PE
$$$$$
(16 sites)
+5
Cavendish Campground - Prince Edward Isle National Park
New Glasgow, PE
$$$$$
(302 sites)
+9
Jacques Cartier Provincial Park
Alberton, PE
$$$$$
(74 sites)
+6
Cedar Dunes Provincial Park
O'Leary, PE
$$$$$
(59 sites)
+6
Vacationland RV Park and Family Campground
Prince Edward Island
$$$$$
(345 sites)
+10
Red Point Provincial Park
Prince Edward Island
$$$$$
(97 sites)
+5
Most common amenities
Grills Laundry Toilets Showers Tables Pet friendly Playground Dump station Firewood Internet
Camping in Prince Edward Island
Prince Edward Island packs a full RV trip into Canada's smallest province. The Confederation Bridge from New Brunswick and the Wood Islands ferry from Nova Scotia both feed into a compact road network, so most campgrounds sit within a 90-minute drive of Charlottetown. Sites cluster along the north shore beaches, the Murray River area in the east, and the rolling farmland around Summerside in the west.
The province runs two parallel camping systems. Prince Edward Island National Park operates Cavendish Campground and Stanhope Campground, with a variety of camping options including tent and RV sites, oTENTiks, Bunkies and equipped campsites near beaches and trails. The provincial parks system includes Cedar Dunes Provincial Park on the western tip and Brudenell River Provincial Park in the east, with seasonal hookups, beaches, and trail access.
Private parks fill in the gaps. Cavendish KOA Holiday is a family-oriented RV resort located minutes from Cavendish Beach and the Green Gables sites. Together these options cover the range from full-service resort camping to quiet provincial-park sites near the dunes and red cliffs.
Things to do in PEI
The north-shore beaches are the main draw. Cavendish Beach is located 1 km from Cavendish Campground, while Stanhope Campground has direct access to a long stretch of dune-backed sand on the Gulf of St. Lawrence. Swimming, beachcombing for sea glass, and cycling the Gulf Shore Way are standard from both.
Inland, the Confederation Trail runs tip to tip across the province on a converted rail bed, making for easy day rides from most campgrounds. Brudenell River Provincial Park has two 18-hole golf courses, kayak rentals on the river, and horseback riding on site. Cedar Dunes Provincial Park surrounds the West Point Lighthouse and faces some of the warmest swimming water in the region.
Families based at Cavendish KOA Holiday are close to Green Gables Heritage Place, Shining Waters Family Fun Park, and the boardwalks at North Rustico. Seafood shacks, oyster bars, and lobster suppers are within reach of every campground listed.
Camping spots and RV parks in Prince Edward Island, CA
When to go to PEI
- spring
March - May
7° / -2°C 75 mmMost parks open in June; cool and breezy shoulder
- summer
June - August
22° / 13°C 80 mmPeak season; serviced sites fill months ahead
- fall
September - November
12° / 3°C 105 mmQuiet beaches early; most parks close by mid-October
- winter
December - February
-2° / -11°C 108 mmCampgrounds closed; heavy snow and frozen strait
The PEI camping season is short and well defined. The camping season at PEI National Park runs from June to September, and most provincial parks follow a similar window. Outside these months almost no campground on the island accepts RVs, and many close completely.
July and August are peak. Average daytime highs sit in the low 20s Celsius, ocean temperatures climb into the high teens, and every serviced site at the national park, Cedar Dunes Provincial Park, and Brudenell River Provincial Park books out far in advance. Expect full campgrounds during the Cavendish Beach Music Festival and around the August long weekend.
Late June and early September are the practical sweet spots for RVers. Temperatures stay comfortable, biting insects ease off, and beaches are quieter. By mid-October the weather turns cold and wet, ferry schedules thin out, and winter conditions arrive by late November with snow possible into April.
Top Hosts in Prince Edward Island, CA
Sabrina 39 trips - Joined Apr 2021
Amazing hosts and experience.
Kevin D. - Aug 2026
This was a perfect experience! When my plans changed unexpectedly, they were more than willing to accommodate me. The trailer was in fantastic condition. Communication was perfect. The only downside is that I couldn’t stay longer!! Thank you for sharing your trailer with me, Tyler and Sabrina!!!
Heather H. - Aug 2026
Sherren25 trips - Joined Apr 2022
Amazing host! Great communication and the RV worked perfect for our family. Thank you Sherren!
JUDY Z. - Aug 2026
First time renting a trailer and had a great first experience. The owners provided so much more than what is listed in their listing. From small kitchen appliances, cleaning supplies, dish ware, down to dvds for the dvd player. I could not have rented from better hosts. You will not be disappointed.
Andrew K. - Jul 2025
How to book PEI campgrounds
Reservations split by operator. Cavendish Campground and Stanhope Campground are booked through the Parks Canada Reservation Service as site-specific reservations, meaning guests select the specific campsite at the time of booking. The PEI National Park booking window opens in late winter for the coming season, with the exact date announced annually by Parks Canada.
Cedar Dunes Provincial Park and Brudenell River Provincial Park are booked through the PEI Provincial Parks reservation portal at peiprovincialparks.ca. The provincial system covers all government-run campgrounds across the island. Cavendish KOA Holiday takes reservations directly through the KOA website or call centre.
For July and August stays at any of these properties, book the day reservations open. Serviced pull-throughs and waterfront sites are the first to disappear. Cancellation traffic is steady, so cancellation-alert services can help if the dates wanted are sold out.
What to expect on PEI
Roads are easy. PEI has no mountain passes and few tight turns, so even larger Class A and fifth-wheel rigs handle the Trans-Canada and provincial routes without trouble. Drivers with bigger rigs should still check site dimensions when booking, as loops vary across the island's campgrounds.
Cavendish Campground offers RV sites with electricity, water, and sewer, and recent renovations added sites for large equipment with 50-amp power. Brudenell River Provincial Park and Cavendish KOA Holiday also offer serviced sites, while Cedar Dunes Provincial Park leans toward unserviced and partially serviced sites. Dump stations are available at these locations and cell service is generally reliable across the island.
One important rule: to protect the park from invasive species, visitors are not allowed to bring their own firewood into PEI National Park, including firewood bought elsewhere in PEI. Firewood is available for purchase at both campgrounds. Mosquitoes and blackflies are present in early summer, so screens and repellent are worth packing.
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Frequently asked questions about campgrounds in Prince Edward Island, CA
How much does it cost to rent an RV in Prince Edward Island, and are there any seasonal deals?
You can rent an RV in Prince Edward Island for less than you might expect, travel trailers often start around $100 CAD per night, with motorhomes typically $150–$250 CAD depending on the season and size. Summer (July through August) is peak season, so prices run higher, but spring and early fall (May–June, September–October) offer cheaper RV rental PEI rates and smaller crowds. Booking ahead is key for the best selection and rates. Tip: If you're flexible, try booking midweek for even better deals during shoulder seasons.
princeedwardisland.ca/en/topic/tourismWhat license do I need to rent an RV in Prince Edward Island?
Great news, if you’re 25 or older, all you need is your regular Class 5 driver’s license to rent an RV in Prince Edward Island. No special license or commercial driving permit is required for most RVs, including motorhomes and travel trailers. When you book on RVezy, just upload your ID, it’s that simple. International visitors can use their home country license, but should bring an International Driving Permit for peace of mind. Most renters are behind the wheel in minutes.
help.rvezy.com/hc/en-us/articles/360039008774-Understanding-approved-driver-requirementsWhat kind of protection and roadside assistance is included with my RV rental in PEI?
You can hit the road with confidence, every RV rental in Prince Edward Island through RVezy comes with a protection package that covers most accidental damages, plus 24/7 roadside assistance across the island. You’ll select your protection level at checkout, so you’ve got control over your coverage. Help is always a call away, whether it’s a flat tire or a question about the power, you’re never alone on your PEI RV trip.
rvezy.com/insurance-and-protectionCan I cancel my RVezy RV rental booking in Prince Edward Island if my plans change?
You can book your Prince Edward Island RV rental with clear expectations. RVezy gives you a 24-hour full-refund window after the host accepts your booking. After that, refund amounts depend on how far in advance you cancel; canceling more than 30 days before your trip minimizes what you forfeit. If your host cancels, you get a full refund or RVezy credits with no penalty. All cancellations are handled on the RVezy platform.
help.rvezy.com/hc/en-us/articles/360037736674-Understanding-the-cancellation-policy-for-guestsCan I bring my dog or pet on my RV rental in Prince Edward Island?
Absolutely, pet-friendly RV rental PEI options are easy to find on RVezy! Just use the 'Pet-Friendly' filter to see campers and motorhomes where your furry friend is welcome. Many parks and coastal trails in PEI, like Cavendish Beach, are dog-friendly, so your pet can join in the island adventure. Check the listing for specific pet rules, and bring supplies for sand and mud after strolls along the Red Sands Shore.
tourismpei.com/pei-things-to-do/petsHow does RV delivery work in Prince Edward Island?
Renting an RV in Prince Edward Island is extra easy with RV delivery, many local hosts will bring the camper straight to your campsite, cottage, or even your driveway. The host handles setup, provides a friendly walkthrough, and gets you comfortably settled, great for first-timers or those flying in. Just select 'RV delivery PEI' as a filter and specify your spot, Cavendish Campground, North Rustico Harbour, or wherever your trip begins.
tourismpei.com/pei-things-to-do/campingIs there a mileage limit on my PEI RV rental, and how far can I travel?
Most RV rentals in Prince Edward Island include generous daily mileage, and some offer unlimited! PEI’s compact size means you can circle the whole island (about 275 km) in a day, but most travelers take 3–5 days for a relaxed pace. Heading farther? Popular road trips include Charlottetown to Greenwich (95 km), Summerside (65 km), and even the Confederation Bridge to New Brunswick (just 12 km away). Check your RVezy listing for mileage details, and enjoy exploring at your own pace.
help.rvezy.com/hc/en-us/articles/360039340074-Insurance-coverage-validityWhere are the best places to camp with an RV in Prince Edward Island?
You’re spoiled for choice with RV camping in Prince Edward Island. Cavendish Campground (inside PEI National Park) offers ocean views and hookups. Red Point Provincial Park puts your RV steps from the famous red beaches. Twin Shores Camping Area is great for families with full amenities. Brudenell River Provincial Park offers golf and scenic riverside sites. Book ahead in summer, especially for waterfront spots, these campgrounds fill up fast!
tourismpei.com/pei-things-to-do/campingWhen is the best time to visit Prince Edward Island for an RV trip?
The secret’s out, June through September is prime time for an RV trip to PEI. You’ll enjoy mild temperatures (18°C–25°C), long sunny days, and every campground and lobster shack open for business. For fewer crowds and lower rates, late May and early October can be beautiful with crisp air and autumn colours. Winter RVing is adventurous but requires extra prep, some hosts offer winterized campers for a cozy off-season getaway.
weatherstats.ca/winners/dailytemp/pei.htmlIs it hard to drive an RV around PEI for first-time renters?
Don’t worry, RV driving in Prince Edward Island is relaxed and beginner-friendly. Island roads are well maintained, and most routes avoid heavy traffic or steep hills. At pickup, your host will give you a full tour and helpful tips, so you’ll feel comfortable before you go. Practice turning and backing up, watch for narrow bridges, and take it slow, locals are famously RV-friendly! Exploring the scenic North Cape Coastal Drive is a confidence-building start for new RVers.
princeedwardisland.ca/en/information/transportation-and-infrastructure/road-construction-informationWhat if I break down or have a problem during my PEI RV trip?
Enjoy peace of mind, every RV rental in Prince Edward Island includes 24/7 roadside assistance, so help is always close, even on the island’s quietest roads. For minor issues, your host is just a message away. RVezy’s support team is available by phone or chat before, during, and after your trip. With fast coverage and friendly locals, you’ll be back to exploring PEI in no time!
help.rvezy.com/hc/en-us/articles/34008759079835-RVezy-renter-protection-plans-in-detailCan I take my RV rental from PEI into other provinces?
Yes, your PEI RV rental adventure doesn’t have to stop at the Island’s edge! Most hosts permit travel to New Brunswick and Nova Scotia, with the Confederation Bridge and ferry (to NS) allowing RVs year-round. Just confirm with your host during booking so they can review your route and mileage. Popular road trips include the Hopewell Rocks (170 km), Cape Breton (500 km), and Halifax (330 km) for an unforgettable journey.
confederationbridge.com/Home/How should I budget for gas and fuel on a PEI RV trip?
Fuel budgeting is easy on Prince Edward Island, most motorhomes average 14–18L/100km (15–20 mpg), and PEI’s small size means you’ll rarely drive more than 300 km for the whole trip. Gas stations in Cavendish, Souris, and Charlottetown are conveniently located, and average gas prices are posted weekly online. Budget $40–$100 CAD for a classic PEI loop, leaving plenty for seafood and adventure.
princeedwardisland.ca/en/information/agriculture-and-land/gasoline-and-diesel-prices-peiHow early should I reserve a campground in Prince Edward Island?
For the best spots near popular attractions, reserve your Prince Edward Island campground 3–6 months before your trip, especially for July and August weekends. Provincial parks and PEI National Park accept online bookings and show live availability. If you’re coming in spring or fall, sites are easier to find, even last minute. Pro tip: Join a standby list if your first choice is full, a site often opens up before arrival.
tourismpei.com/pei-things-to-do/campingAre there any driving considerations unique to PEI for RVers?
Driving on Prince Edward Island is a treat, but keep a few things in mind: most island roads are paved but can be narrow or winding through rural areas, especially near North Rustico and the Points East Coastal Drive. Watch for slow-moving farm equipment during harvest, and always yield to cyclists on coastal routes. Bridges are generally RV-friendly but check height signs, especially near historic fishing villages. Enjoy a seaside drive with smooth sailing.
princeedwardisland.ca/en/feature/road-safetyWhat amenities can I expect at PEI campgrounds for RVs?
You’ll find a range of amenities at PEI’s best campgrounds. Cavendish Campground and Red Point Provincial Park offer electric and water hookups, dumping stations, free hot showers, and playgrounds. Twin Shores Camping Area includes laundry, mini-golf, and a general store. Dump stations for your RV are well-marked and available at most parks, and drinking water fills are standard. Many campgrounds have WiFi, but signal strength can vary, just another reason to enjoy unplugging on your PEI RV camping getaway.
tourismpei.com/pei-things-to-do/campingWhat features and add-ons can I expect in an RV rental on PEI?
PEI RV rentals come well-equipped: most offer comfy beds (from bunk beds to queen suites), full kitchens, bathrooms with hot showers, and dinettes, some even include TVs, generators, propane BBQs, or camp chairs. Want hassle-free arrival? Add-ons like linen packages, local guidebooks, or firewood bundles are common. Use RVezy’s filters for family size, pet-friendly, or delivery, and message your host if you have special requests. Every trip feels customized!
tourismpei.com/pei-things-to-do/campingHow does payment and the security deposit work when I book an RV rental in Prince Edward Island?
Booking your Prince Edward Island RV rental is secure and simple: just pay through RVezy's platform at checkout. You can pay in full or, if you book more than 37 days ahead, pay a 25% deposit and the rest 37 days before departure. A security deposit is held as a temporary authorization 3 days before your trip and is released 7 days after your trip ends, unless a claim is submitted. To avoid delays, do a thorough walkthrough with your host and return the RV clean and on time. Your payment is protected, so you can focus on planning nights by the sea and exploring those red-sand beaches.
help.rvezy.com/hc/en-us/articles/360038106214-How-the-security-deposit-worksCan I rent an RV in PEI for a winter trip, and what should I know about cold-weather camping?
Yes, winter RV camping in Prince Edward Island is for the adventurous, with cozy campers available on RVezy! Choose a winterized RV (insulated, heated tanks) and book a site with power hookups. Expect temps between -10°C and 0°C from December to March. Many park facilities are closed, so pack extra bedding and check campground winter access. You’ll experience PEI’s snowy landscapes at their quietest. Pro tip: Try the PEI Winter Woodlot Tour for a unique local event.
princeedwardisland.ca/en/information/environment-energy-and-climate-action/prince-edward-island-climate-dataCities in Prince Edward Island, CA with campgrounds
Charlottetown, PEWest River, PEStratford, PEBrackley, PEAlberton, PECrapaud, PESummerside, PECrossroads, PEO'Leary, PEMalpeque Bay, PENew Glasgow, PEMiltonvale Park, PENorth Rustico, PENorth Shore, PEMiscouche, PECornwall, PEMontague, PESt. Peters, PEMorell, PEClyde River, PESouris, PEBelfast, PEThree Rivers, PETignish, PE