Campgrounds and RV parks near Montague, PE

Water access is the main draw. Panmure Island features one of the most popular white sand beaches on PEI, the park provides lifeguards for its supervised swimming areas, and the location along a causeway gives water access on both sides of the highway with sheltered St. Marys Bay on one side and an ocean beach on the other. Northumberland Provincial Park is known for its shallow beach, clam digging in the red sands and bird watching, and visitors may catch a glimpse of the ferry arriving. Brudenell River Provincial Park offers on-park recreation without leaving the campground. The park has an outdoor heated pool (supervised late June to early September), a playground, and scheduled recreational activities for children in summer, with additional fees for horseback riding, marina berth, and canoe or kayak rentals. The Confederation Trail is roughly one kilometre from the park, giving cyclists and walkers a flat rail-trail route across the region.

PEI's provincial parks run a short season built around summer. For the 2026 season, Brudenell River Provincial Park reservations opened April 15 at 9 a.m. AT for arrivals from June 5 through October 11, with October 11 the last bookable night before the park closes for the season on October 12 after check out. Panmure Island Provincial Park follows the same reservation opening, but its season runs June 5 through September 26, with the park closing September 27 after check out. Northumberland Provincial Park runs June 5 through October 3, with the park closing October 4 after check out. July and August are peak. Popular serviced sites and beachfront pads fill quickly at Brudenell, Panmure, and Northumberland, and mid-week arrivals are easier than weekends. Shoulder-season trips in June and September trade warmer water for quieter campgrounds and easier bookings. Winter is not a camping season. Provincial parks are closed, and private campgrounds in the area typically wind down after Thanksgiving weekend.

Sites near Montague vary in service level. Panmure Island offers a supervised beach with change rooms, showers, and flush toilets, a kitchen shelter, unserviced and two-way sites, and a dumping station. Brudenell River provides a 25-site RV park with Wi-Fi, wheelchair-accessible washrooms and laundromat, two-way sites in wooded clearings and wooded tent sites, and a dump station nearby. Northumberland's campground has 52 sites in both wooded and open areas with pull-through options, unserviced, two-way, three-way and camp cabin sites, plus a laundromat, playground, kitchen shelter, and dumping station. Mosquitoes are common in wooded sites through summer, so screens and repellent are worth packing. Pets are permitted on leash across the provincial parks.