Parks
Greenwich Dunes
Parabolic dunes and a floating boardwalk in PEI National Park.
What to expect
Greenwich is the eastern section of PEI National Park, on the Gulf side of St. Peters Bay. A floating boardwalk crosses the ponds to the dune edge, and the beach runs beyond it. The dunes are fragile. Stay on the boardwalk and marked beach access. Park entry fees usually apply in season, and the beach is busy in July and August. The boardwalk is a level walk. Confirm current conditions with Parks Canada if step-free access is essential, because surfaces and seasonal closures change.
Highlights
- Floating boardwalk to the dunes
- A long Gulf beach
- Part of PEI National Park
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Find it
Greenwich, Prince Edward Island. The pin is for orientation. Follow posted signs for parking and access.
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