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| Detail | Information |
|---|---|
| Reservation window | Reservations open each spring through the PEI Provincial Parks booking system at princeedwardisland.ca |
| Full hookups | Limited sites offer two-way and three-way hookups; many sites are unserviced |
| Dump station | Sanitary dump station available on site |
| Cell service | Generally reliable cellular coverage along the south shore |
| Road restrictions | No tunnels or mountain grades; Confederation Bridge enforces high-wind restrictions for towables and high-profile RVs |
| Season | Seasonal operation, typically mid-June to early September |
| Nearest ferry | Wood Islands ferry terminal is roughly 15 minutes east for connections to Caribou, Nova Scotia |
Mid-June through late August offers the warmest weather, longest daylight, and the best ocean swimming temperatures in the Northumberland Strait. July and August are peak season, so reservations are strongly recommended for serviced RV sites. Early September is an excellent shoulder window with lighter crowds, cooler nights, and still-mild water. The park operates seasonally and is closed through the winter months.
Park closed for the season
Park closed for the season
Park closed for the season
Park closed for the season
Park closed, opens mid to late June
Campground opens mid-month; cool ocean temperatures
Peak season, reserve early
Warmest ocean swimming of the year
Shoulder season; park typically closes early month
Park closed for the season
Park closed for the season
Park closed for the season
The park fronts a sandy stretch of the Northumberland Strait, known for some of the warmest saltwater north of the Carolinas. Calm, shallow entry makes it family-friendly.
The park commemorates the Scottish settlers brought to PEI under Lord Selkirk in the early 1800s. Interpretive signage and nearby heritage sites on Belfast Road tell the story of this community.
Point Prim Lighthouse is Canada's oldest round brick lighthouse and sits about 15 minutes west of the park. The coastal drive has pull-offs suitable for medium RVs and tow vehicles.
Wood Islands is home to a provincial museum lighthouse and the PEI to Nova Scotia ferry. The site is a short drive east of the park and offers ample RV-friendly parking.
The Belfast shoreline and nearby wharves are popular for saltwater fishing and clam digging at low tide. A provincial fishing licence is required for freshwater species in nearby rivers.
Quiet rural roads around Eldon and Belfast offer rolling cycling routes through farmland and along the coast. Riders can base out of the campground for out-and-back loops.
PEI's capital is about 40 minutes west and offers Province House, Victoria Row, and a working harbourfront. Designated RV and bus parking is available near the waterfront.
Perfect stay! Thank you so much Sabrina
Annie G. - Aug 2026
Amazing hosts and experience.
Kevin D. - Aug 2026
Second year renting and another great experience. Camper was clean and very well equipped. The delivery/pick up was seemless and Cassie and Richard were amazing with communication and responsiveness.
Tammy P. - Sep 2026
Cassie and Richard were amazing to deal with and the communication/drop off/pick up were all great. Camper was very well equipped, extremely clean and had very comfortable beds.
Tammy P. - Sep 2025
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Lord Selkirk Provincial Park, PE, Canada
The park sits off Route 1 in Eldon, roughly a 40 minute drive east of Charlottetown and about 15 minutes from the Wood Islands ferry terminal that connects PEI with Nova Scotia. From the Confederation Bridge at Borden-Carleton, the drive is approximately 90 minutes via Route 1. RV travelers should note that PEI has no mountain passes or tunnels, but coastal secondary roads can be narrow with soft shoulders, and the Confederation Bridge has wind restrictions for high-profile vehicles. The nearest airport for fly-and-rent trips is Charlottetown Airport (YYG).
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