juliepointseast@gmail.com | Points East Coastal Drive | Prince Edward Island https://pointseastcoastaldrive.com Your guide to Island fun Tue, 05 May 2026 15:24:59 +0000 en-CA hourly 1 https://wordpress.org/?v=6.9.4 https://pointseastcoastaldrive.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/07/cropped-cropped-island-east-fav-32x32.png juliepointseast@gmail.com | Points East Coastal Drive | Prince Edward Island https://pointseastcoastaldrive.com 32 32 Belfast Tulips Shuttle Experience – Pauley Tours https://pointseastcoastaldrive.com/belfast-tulips-shuttle-experience-pauley-tours/ Tue, 05 May 2026 15:24:59 +0000 https://pointseastcoastaldrive.com/?p=22536 It’s a simple, relaxed outing that includes round-trip transportation from Charlottetown and admission to the Belfast Tulip Gardens. Guests have time to explore the fields at their own pace and enjoy the area without the hassle of driving or parking.

Current dates are:

May 22 | May 23 | May 24 | May 30 | June 1 | June 4 | June 7

The shuttle departs Charlottetown at 10:00 AM and returns around 1:30 PM. Pickup is at 1 Weymouth Street (Port Charlottetown), which I’m able to use as a designated pickup and drop-off location on non-cruise ship days.

Booking Link:
https://pauleycharterandadventuretours.rezdy.com/762450/belfast-tulips-shuttle-experience?_gl=1*smeho3*_gcl_au*MTkwMTAzMTc5Mi4xNzc3NjQ0MTM5LjE4OTk2ODgzMTAuMTc3NzY0OTY5OC4xNzc3NjUwNjU0*_ga*MTMyNTA0NDI0Ni4xNzY4NDkxMjU2*_ga_J7SXS0R0D6*czE3Nzc2NDQxMzAkbzMyJGcxJHQxNzc3NjUyNTA0JGozOCRsMCRoMTg3NjM0MjI1MQ..

They are also offering a private version of the tour, starting at $845 CAD for up to 6 passengers plus HST. This is a more in-depth 5-6 hour experience that includes stops at Point Prim Lighthouse, St. John’s Church, Jack’s Heritage Road, Pinette, and time for a lunch stop in the area. It’s a private tour for 6 and is called Point Prim Lighthouse & Eastern PEI Coastal Tour.

]]> Red Earth Adventures: Points East Coastal Drive Springtime Itinerary https://pointseastcoastaldrive.com/red-earth-adventures-points-east-coastal-drive-springtime-itinerary/ Thu, 30 Apr 2026 18:57:49 +0000 https://pointseastcoastaldrive.com/?p=22503 Spring on PEI is all about the in-between moments. The quiet roads, the first patio drinks, the smell of the ocean after a long winter. This itinerary gives you a planned route, but don’t be afraid to go off-script. Some of the best Island experiences happen when you follow a hand-painted sign or take a road you didn’t plan on. Take your time, chat with locals, and enjoy the slower pace. We have a feeling you’ll want to come back in the summer, but spring might just become your new favourite.

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There’s a particular kind of springtime magic on PEI. The summer crowds haven’t arrived yet. The roads, albeit a little bumpy after a long winter, are not too busy. The air smells like salt and fresh earth, and there are, blessedly, no bugs. The beaches aren’t ready for swimming, but they’re wide open for exploring, and if you walk the shoreline in May or June, you may find the first sea glass of the season before anyone else gets to it. Along the ponds and streams, locals are out looking for the first trout of the season.

Island-wide, spring has its own rhythm. Inns and cottages reopen after a long winter. Dairy bars flip their signs from closed to open for the first time since September. Seasonal kitchens fire up again. And lobster season is starting.  

The Points East Coastal Drive covers the eastern end of PEI from the eastern tip at East Point and south toward Point Prim. This part of the Island has a quiet, understated charm that tends to stick with people long after they leave. In spring you’ll find active fishing harbours with boats loaded with lobster, tulip fields coming into bloom, wide-open beaches to roam, and restaurants and patios just opening their doors for the season. Take your time, chat with locals, and dress in layers. There’s a lot to discover out here.

Download this complimentary springtime tour of eastern PEI by clicking HERE.

If you’d like more PEI itineraries, please visit our website at redearthadventures.ca

 

 

]]> Red Earth Adventures: Points East Coastal Drive Lighthouse Tour https://pointseastcoastaldrive.com/red-earth-adventures-points-east-coastal-drive-lighthouse-tour/ Thu, 14 Aug 2025 04:12:48 +0000 https://pointseastcoastaldrive.com/?p=17444
Prince Edward Island might be small, but don’t let the size fool you—we’ve got more lighthouses per square mile than anywhere else in North America. For a place you can drive across in an afternoon, we sure pack in a lot of charm (and coastal beacons).
Back in the day, the sea was our main road. Boats were how people got around, and lighthouses were as important as traffic lights are now. Before trains and cars came along, these sturdy old towers helped sailors find their way, and for many of them, a light on the horizon meant they were almost home.

 

A lot of our first lighthouses were built before PEI joined Confederation in 1873. You’ll notice they’re mostly wooden, made when timber was easy to come by. And while some have seen a few facelifts over the years, many still look just like they did back then – standing tall on the edge of the Island, keeping watch over the waves.

 

These days, lighthouses are more about pleasure than business. They’ve become little gems for road trippers, Instagrammers, and anyone who loves a salty breeze and a view you can’t beat. Some are open to visitors, with cozy gift shops, picnic spots, and volunteers happy to share a tale or two. The entrance fees help keep these places going, so future generations can enjoy them too.
In this guide, we feature 8 lighthouses in the Points East Coastal Drive region –  6 of which are open during the summer. Each one has its own story, its own charm, and a whole lot of Island character. So pack a lunch, gas up the car, and hit the road – we’ve put together a guide to help you find them and other fun stops along the way.

 

Download this complimentary lighthouse tour of eastern PEI by clicking HERE.
If you’d like more PEI itineraries, please visit our website at redearthadventures.ca

 

]]> Red Earth Adventures: Points East Coastal Drive Brews & Views Tour https://pointseastcoastaldrive.com/red-earth-adventures-pecd-brews-views-tour/ Mon, 11 Aug 2025 16:38:44 +0000 https://pointseastcoastaldrive.com/?p=17366 Prince Edward Island might be small, but we sure know how to raise a glass. Scattered across red-dirt roads and tucked into tiny villages, our craft breweries, cozy wineries, and off-the-map distilleries are full of flavour, and not just the kind you sip. These places are about people, stories, and that easygoing Island way of doing things.

 

Back when taverns were few and far between, Islanders made their own spirits (sometimes quietly, in the woods), and that DIY spirit still runs deep. Today, it shows up in citrusy pale ales, small-batch ciders, bold reds, and even legal moonshine that’d make your granddad proud. You’ll find farm stands with burgers and beer gardens with yard games, breezy patios with live music, and cellar doors that welcome you like family.

 

This tour winds through the Points East Coastal Drive region and highlights 6 of our favourite stops to sip and savour, and 4 other interesting stops along the way. From riverside breweries to rolling vineyards, it’s your perfect excuse to slow down, take in the view, and enjoy the Island—one pour at a time. Designate a driver, pack some snacks, and don’t be shy with your questions. Every stop has a story, and we’ve got a good feeling you’ll want to hear them all.

 

Download this complimentary brewery tour of eastern PEI by clicking HERE.

 

If you’d like more PEI itineraries, please visit our website at redearthadventures.ca

 

]]> Trail-to-Trail Adventure: Three Rivers Scenic Walks https://pointseastcoastaldrive.com/trail-to-trail-adventure-three-rivers-scenic-walks/ Wed, 04 Jun 2025 22:46:40 +0000 https://pointseastcoastaldrive.com/?p=15337 For those exploring by car, the Three Rivers area offers a trio of unique trail experiences—all within a short drive of one another—each showcasing a different side of Prince Edward Island’s natural beauty.

1. Harvey Moore Wildlife Sanctuary

Wander through 3 km of peaceful trails that circle a large pond and wind through lush greenery. This sanctuary is ideal for birdwatching and quiet reflection in a serene, protected setting.

2. Roma at Three Rivers

Explore 4 km of scenic trails that trace the edge of the Brudenell River and pass through one of the last stands of Acadian Forest in the region. Combined with the site’s historical interpretation and riverside views, it’s both a cultural and natural experience.

3. Cardigan River Trail

For a slightly more challenging walk, take on the 6 km Cardigan River Trail. This route takes you down to the riverbank and follows the meandering shoreline, offering a mix of forest, open views, and elevation changes.

Dining & Refreshment

Plan your midday break at Roma at Three Rivers, where lunch and afternoon tea are prepared and served by interpreters in period costume. Enjoy hearty, homemade fare—including bread baked in a traditional outdoor oven—either indoors in the Pavilion or outdoors on the riverside deck overlooking the Montague River.

In the evening, relax and enjoy supper at one of the restaurants in Georgetown or Montague, where you’ll find a mix of local flavors, seafood, and casual fine dining.

Notes

  • Roma at Three Rivers also makes a convenient and enriching side trip or rest stop for those walking the Island Walk, offering a place to refresh, learn, and dine before continuing the journey.

]]> Trails, History, and Local Flavours https://pointseastcoastaldrive.com/trails-history-and-local-flavours/ Wed, 04 Jun 2025 22:23:47 +0000 https://pointseastcoastaldrive.com/?p=15335 Begin your ride in Montague, heading out on the scenic Confederation Trail. Follow the trail until you reach Robertson Road, then turn right onto Brudenell Point Road. This route will lead you to Roma at Three Rivers National Historic Site, a picturesque and historically rich destination nestled along the Brudenell River.

At Roma, take time to explore the 4 km of walking and biking trails, winding through riverside landscapes and shaded woodlands. Learn about the 1730s French settlement established by Jean Pierre Roma, and immerse yourself in the stories of early PEI.

For a midday break, enjoy a homemade lunch or afternoon tea prepared on site. A highlight is Roma’s signature Soldier Bread, baked fresh in the traditional outdoor oven.

After your visit, bike back to Montague and spend some time along the waterfront—a vibrant area perfect for relaxing, exploring local shops, or simply taking in the view. Refresh with a stop at one of the town’s well-loved spots: the Tiki Bar, Bogside Brewing, or Copper Bottom Brewing.

Dinner options are plentiful, with a variety of restaurants and pubs in the area serving up fresh, local fare in a welcoming atmosphere.

If you’re visiting during the summer, be sure to check out local evening entertainment:

  • From July 1 to September 30, enjoy the Close to the Ground music series every Thursday evening at Hillcrest United Church, featuring Eddie Quinn, Fiddlers’ Sons, and a rotating lineup of guest performers.

  • On weekends, many local pubs host live music, offering the perfect way to unwind after a day of biking and exploring.

]]> Bringing History to Life | 2 Day Trip https://pointseastcoastaldrive.com/bringing-history-to-life-2-day-trip/ Wed, 04 Jun 2025 22:21:09 +0000 https://pointseastcoastaldrive.com/?p=15333 Trip One: A Step Through Time

Start your day at Orwell Corner Historic Village, where you’ll experience rural Prince Edward Island life as it was in the 1800s. This living history site offers hands-on experiences and insights into traditional farming, trades, and daily routines. Allow approximately two hours to explore.

From Orwell, drive to Roma at Three Rivers National Historic Site. Once the site of a bustling 1730s French settlement and the first intercolonial trading post on PEI, Roma offers a glimpse into early Acadian life. Learn about Jean Pierre Roma’s efforts to establish a trading empire and discover the birthplace of A.A. MacDonald, one of the Fathers of Confederation.

Lunch at Roma is a highlight of the day. Meals are prepared and served by historical interpreters in costume, with the option to dine indoors at the Pavilion or outside on the deck overlooking the Montague River.

In the afternoon, head to Georgetown, where you can visit the beautifully maintained A.A. MacDonald Memorial Gardens and enjoy the charming character of the town.

Overnight options include a range of cozy bed and breakfasts in both Georgetown and nearby Montague.

Dinner suggestions include one of the locally loved restaurants in either town—many offering fresh seafood, local fare, and warm hospitality.

Trip Two: History, Scenery, and Local Culture

Begin at the Montague Museum for an engaging overview of the town’s history and heritage.

Next, drive to Roma at Three Rivers, where you can take a guided tour of the historic French trading post. Explore walking trails and participate in hands-on activities that reflect life in the 1730s.

Return to Montague to enjoy the vibrant waterfront area. Stroll along the trails or browse through Artisans on the Water, showcasing the work of local makers.

Take a break with afternoon refreshments at one of Montague’s popular spots: the Tiki Bar, Bogside Brewing, or Copper Bottom Brewing—each with its own atmosphere and selection of local beverages.

For dinner, choose from a variety of restaurants and pubs in Montague or Georgetown, many offering live music, local specialties, and welcoming service.

If your visit falls between July 1 and September 30, be sure to check out the Close to the Ground music series at Hillcrest United Church every Thursday evening. Featuring Eddie Quinn, Fiddlers’ Sons, and weekly special guests, it’s a true taste of local culture. Weekend music performances at nearby pubs add to the evening entertainment options.

]]> Island Roots Itinerary @ Stone’s Throw https://pointseastcoastaldrive.com/island-roots-stones-throw/ Wed, 04 Jun 2025 17:51:05 +0000 https://pointseastcoastaldrive.com/?p=15331 Starting Point: Stone’s Throw B&B

Morning
Mair Family Museum
Begin your day with a visit to the Mair Family Museum, just one block from Stone’s Throw. Learn from a retired teacher whose family has deep roots in the area.
Please note: The museum is only open from 9:00 AM to 12:00 PM.

Midday Options
Lunch Suggestions

  • Roma at Three Rivers – A historic site offering meals inspired by 18th-century traditions.

  • Montague Waterfront Train Station – A converted train station with great local food and a scenic setting.

Afternoon
While the Kings Playhouse is currently closed to the public unless there’s an event, you can still explore Georgetown on your own.
Check out the Self-Guided Historic Walk of Georgetown, using old maps available in the area.

Evening
Dinner Recommendations

  • The Wheelhouse – Located in a converted train station with views over the Brudenell River, perfect for sunset dining.

  • Georgetown Historic Inn – A cozy and classic spot known for warm hospitality and a great meal.

Off-Season Special: Bed, Breakfast & Breweries

Stone’s Throw B&B offers a special off-season package. With a two-night stay, guests receive a $25 gift card to either Bogside Brewing or Copper Bottom Brewing—a perfect way to enjoy some of the best local craft beer.

]]> Island Roots on Route: A Journey Through Time https://pointseastcoastaldrive.com/island-roots-on-route-a-journey-through-time/ Wed, 04 Jun 2025 15:19:05 +0000 https://pointseastcoastaldrive.com/?p=15284 Begin your day with a specialty coffee from The Lucky Bean on Main Street in Montague—your perfect fuel for a scenic and history-filled adventure.

First stop: the Garden of the Gulf Museum, home to a variety of fascinating artifacts that showcase the rich heritage of Prince Edward Island’s past. Then, hop in the car and follow the route to the Roma at Three Rivers National Historic Site, once a bustling French trading post. Explore the grounds, join in hands-on demonstrations, and enjoy a unique meal inspired by 18th-century Acadian and French cuisine.

From there, continue on to Georgetown and take a peaceful walk through the beautifully maintained A.A. MacDonald Memorial Gardens, located beside the historic King’s Playhouse. These gardens pay tribute to one of PEI’s Fathers of Confederation and offer a tranquil place to pause and reflect.

If you’re up for a bit more exploration, rent an e-bike or enjoy a relaxed stroll along the Confederation Trail, which traces the route of PEI’s former railway line that operated from the 1870s until 1989. It’s the perfect way to end a day steeped in Island heritage and local charm.

]]> Family Fun Day on the Eastern Edge https://pointseastcoastaldrive.com/family-fun-day-on-the-eastern-edge/ Wed, 04 Jun 2025 15:16:13 +0000 https://pointseastcoastaldrive.com/?p=15282 Start your day at the Montague Waterfront, where you can rent kayaks and explore the gentle river. After working up an appetite, head over to Bogside Brewing for a casual lunch and cold beverage under their outdoor tent—don’t forget a fun round of bean bag toss while you’re there!

Next, take a scenic drive to nearby Georgetown. Stop by Shoreline Design to witness the art of jewelry-making up close. Kids can join the quirky “Mustache Club” and create a keepsake wrapped seaglass necklace—either from their own beachcombing treasure or from Shoreline’s beautiful collection.

Right across the street, discover local artisan goods and enjoy a sweet treat at The Maroon Pig, then get creative at Carbon Shores Laser Art, just steps away. This spot offers cool, custom laser-engraved gifts and makes for a fun and inspiring stop for all ages.

Cool off back in Montague at the vibrant Splash Pad, the perfect end to a hot summer day. Pack a picnic lunch from your favourite local café or bakery—or grab something to-go before you leave Georgetown.

For families seeking even more adventure, book a spot with Tranquility Cove Adventure Tours. This popular 2-hour boat trip gives an up-close look at PEI’s fisheries—crab, lobster, mussels—and finishes with fishing and a delicious BBQ of the day’s catch right on the boat. Note: tours fill up quickly and don’t operate on weekends, so booking in advance is a must!

]]> Kayak & Nature Club! | Nature Space Resort https://pointseastcoastaldrive.com/kayak-nature-club-nature-space-resort/ Wed, 19 Mar 2025 17:07:30 +0000 https://pointseastcoastaldrive.com/?p=14472
🌊Exciting News for Summer 2025🌿
We are thrilled to announce our new Kayak & Nature Club! This is a collaboration with Nature Space Resort & Cloud 9 Adventures to bring you an unforgettable kids and youth kayaking and nature education summer programming!
👉 Programs are available for kids and youth ages 8-15 and will be held at the beautiful @naturespaceresort , with all activities launching directly from their private dock!
✨ Why join us?
– 3 Age Categories designed to ensure the best learning environment tailored to different abilities and endurance levels.
– National Kayaking Certification through Paddle Canada.
– 2.5-hour sessions each day (morning classes) for an entire week of kayaking fun, nature interpretation and skill-building. All kayak and kayak gear is provided.
– Programs led by Paddle Canada certified kayak instructors who are ready to guide and inspire your child to new heights on the water.
📅 Spots are limited to only 6 spots per week. This small class size ensure optimal learning and safety.
If you have siblings and would like them to be in the same class, reach out to us via email to discuss this potential.
Let’s get ready for a summer of adventure, learning, and fun! 🌊✨
Details & Registration:
]]> Chefs’ Harvest Culinary Retreat | The Inn at Bay Fortune https://pointseastcoastaldrive.com/chefs-harvest-culinary-retreat-the-inn-at-bay-fortune/ Wed, 29 Jan 2025 16:56:59 +0000 https://pointseastcoastaldrive.com/?p=14102 Thursday to Saturday

October 16–18 | October 23–25 | October 30–November 1 | November 6–8

A Culinary Retreat Like No Other

This fall, The Inn at Bay Fortune invites you to indulge in the ultimate food lover’s experience during our Chefs’ Harvest. Over four exclusive weekends, embark on a journey of flavour, creativity, and discovery, celebrating the vibrant bounty of Prince Edward Island and The Culinary Farm.

What to Expect…

“The Mind of a Chef” Interactive Session
Dive into a curated tasting experience featuring multiple chefs. Learn about their creative process, explore the inspirations behind their dishes, and gain a deeper appreciation for the artistry of cuisine.

12-Course Tasting Menu
Savor an exquisite multi-course menu crafted by our Chef Brigade, highlighting seasonal ingredients and inspired by our farm-to-fire philosophy. Every bite tells the story of the land and sea that surround us.

Fire Bar Experience
End your day in the warmth of our Fire Bar, enjoying handcrafted cocktails and the cozy glow of an open flame under the starlit sky.

Breakfast & Outdoor Foraging Adventure
Enjoy a gourmet breakfast and then connect with nature on a guided tour of our lush property. Discover the wild ingredients that inspire our dishes and gain insights into our sustainable, farm-driven approach.

Weekend Itinerary

Day 1:

  • 2:00 PM: Welcome Bar – Relax with a signature drink.
  • 3:00 PM: Check-In – Settle into your luxurious accommodations.
  • 5:00–9:30 PM: Chefs’ Harvest Dinner – Enjoy the 12-course tasting menu.
  • 9:30–11:00 PM: Fire Bar – Toast the evening with farm-inspired cocktails.

Day 2:

  • 7:30–9:00 AM: Gourmet Breakfast – Begin your day with FireWorks hearth-inspired dishes.
  • 9:15 AM: Foraging Adventure – Explore the land and its natural treasures.
  • 11:00 AM: Check-Out – Depart with unforgettable memories.

Event Details

Limited Availability
To ensure an intimate and immersive experience, dining is limited to 40 guests per night.

Guest Room Packages include fall room rates, the tasting menu, a foraging tour, breakfast, and access to the full retreat experience.

Book Your Culinary Escape

Spaces for this one-of-a-kind retreat fill quickly. Reserve your weekend now and savour an autumn filled with culinary inspiration, nature, and indulgence.

🌐 Book Guest Room & Dining

Book Dining

The Culinary Harvest Dinner is $275 plus tax, which includes a 12-course meal & service. The Culinary Retreat is limited to overnight guests for a minimum of one night and includes Fall room rates, additional morning Culinary programming, and breakfast.

*Overnight rooms are not included in the dinner price of $275 and there is no guest room minimum stay, although rooms are limited*

Chefs’ Harvest Culinary Retreat

]]> Group Getaway | Miracles on Polly Creative Getaways https://pointseastcoastaldrive.com/group-getaway-miracles-on-polly-creative-getaways/ Wed, 22 Jan 2025 05:38:42 +0000 https://pointseastcoastaldrive.com/?p=14067
You & Your Crew 🎁
Gather your group for our new Miracles on Polly Creative Getaways package: from now until April 30, you can book all 3 cabins for just $1,295!
Relax together this #readingweek, #springbreak, #marchbreak, #longweekend, #easterweekend or any other special event in between ❄️🍀☀️
Exclusive access to our 4-acre property, hot tub & sauna, sleeps 10 (2 queens, 1 double, 4 singles) with full amenities on site 🙏
Minimum 2-nights: book direct to save the fees, contact us for more details! https://miraclesonpolly.com/contact-us/
]]> Weekday Wellness | Mysa Nordic Spa https://pointseastcoastaldrive.com/weekday-wellness-mysa-nordic-spa/ Fri, 17 Jan 2025 17:51:00 +0000 https://pointseastcoastaldrive.com/?p=14061 Relax and recharge with our Weekday Wellness Package for two.

Package includes:
• 1 Night Double Occupancy at Mysa Rustic Cottages
• 2 Thermal Experience Spa Passes
• 1 Bottle of wine or sparkling wine to enjoy in your cottage
• 1 Charcuterie board

$499 | Until May 31st. Available Sunday, Wednesday and Thursday nights only.
Book your stay: mysanordicspa.com/stay

]]> Maytree Eco-Retreat & The Old General Catering House | Stay & Dine https://pointseastcoastaldrive.com/old-general-catering-house-maytree-eco-retreat-stay-dine/ Thu, 12 Dec 2024 16:28:08 +0000 https://pointseastcoastaldrive.com/?p=13956 There’s a reason Prince Edward Island is known as Canada’s Food Island. With the Culinary Package, experience some of the best food & drink that our home has to offer.

Package includes:

  • A minimum two-night stay at Maytree Eco-Retreat.

  • A four course, private meal for two at The Old General Catering House, an intimate dining venue overlooking the Murray River. Complimentary drinks included.

  • A brunch basket for two to take back to Maytree with you, provided by the catering house.

  • Craft beer tasting flights for two + two shared appetizers at Copper Bottom Brewing, an award-winning brewery and public house.

*Pricing fluctuates depending on the season and is subject to availability. For more information, please contact us with your desired booking dates. Pricing starting at $1,300.

https://www.maytreeretreat.ca/packages

]]> Miracles on Polly | Hot Tub & Sauna https://pointseastcoastaldrive.com/miracles-on-polly-hot-tub-sauna/ Wed, 11 Dec 2024 15:41:18 +0000 https://pointseastcoastaldrive.com/?p=13944 Book in now for your personal retreat with our new Hot Tub & Sauna combo at Miracles on Polly Creative Getaways: our Sauna is shared access across all three cabins, and our Hot Tub is currently exclusive use for our Memory Lane Cabin guests. Contact us for more details on group getaway package rates and calendar availability!

https://miraclesonpolly.com/contact-us/

]]> Wild Pines Cabins – Winter Cabin Special https://pointseastcoastaldrive.com/wild-pines-cabins-winter-cabin-special/ Tue, 10 Dec 2024 21:21:11 +0000 https://pointseastcoastaldrive.com/?p=13937
Our group offering includes:
🏠 3-8 Cozy cabins
🔥Campfire wood included
🌳Wooded trails
♟Board games
🔪Main building with kitchen
Entire site exclusive rental $100/cabin night
(Minimum 3 cabins for at least 2 nights)
To book a cabin email: rob@wildpinescabins.ca
$300 – $800 per night + HST
]]> Maytree Eco Retreat | The River Culinary Retreat https://pointseastcoastaldrive.com/maytree-eco-retreat-the-river-culinary-retreat/ Mon, 02 Dec 2024 14:38:40 +0000 https://pointseastcoastaldrive.com/?p=13654 There’s a reason Prince Edward Island is known as Canada’s Food Island. With the Culinary Package, experience some of the best food & drink that our home has to offer.

Package includes:

  • A minimum two-night stay at Maytree Eco-Retreat.

  • A four course, private meal for two at The Old General Catering House, an intimate dining venue overlooking the Murray River. Complimentary drinks included.

  • A brunch basket for two to take back to Maytree with you, provided by the catering house.

  • Craft beer tasting flights for two + two shared appetizers at Copper Bottom Brewing, an award-winning brewery and public house.

*Pricing fluctuates depending on the season and is subject to availability. For more information, please contact us with your desired booking dates. Pricing starting at $1,300.

https://www.maytreeretreat.ca/ 

]]> Rodd Brudenell River Resort | Rest & Refuel https://pointseastcoastaldrive.com/rodd-brudenell-river-resort-rest-refuel/ Fri, 04 Oct 2024 03:01:42 +0000 https://pointseastcoastaldrive.com/?p=13497 Enjoy a restful night in our comfortable and well-appointed rooms, offering stunning views of the Brudenell River and surrounding landscapes. To make your journey even smoother, we provide a $25 gas card, perfect for fuelling up your vehicle and exploring more of the beautiful Prince Edward Island.

Additional Amenities:

  • On-Site Dining: Savor delicious meals at our on-site restaurants, offering a variety of culinary delights made from fresh, local ingredients.
  • Outdoor Activities: Take advantage of the resort’s extensive recreational facilities, including golf courses, tennis courts, e-bike rentals, and walking trails.

Book your Rest and Refuel Package today and experience the perfect blend of relaxation and exploration with us!

PACKAGE INCLUDES

  • One night accommodation
  • $25 gas gift card

BOOK ONLINE

]]> Shoreline Design | Jewelry Making Courses https://pointseastcoastaldrive.com/jewelry-making-courses-shoreline-design/ Thu, 26 Sep 2024 02:53:46 +0000 https://pointseastcoastaldrive.com/?p=13355 Join Shoreline Design at their Georgetown shop (40 Water St.) and sign up for their jewelry making courses. You can book online at https://shorelinedesignpei.com/pages/courses or call them and they can enter your booking manually with payment or a deposit of 1/2 down (either by e-transfer or manual credit card entry).

 

 

]]> Points East Coastal Drive + Erin Hynes https://pointseastcoastaldrive.com/e-introduction-points-east-coastal-drive-erin-hynes/ Tue, 13 Aug 2024 15:49:41 +0000 https://pointseastcoastaldrive.com/?p=12055 Check out the blog posts from traveler Erin Hynes on how she explored her 4 days in the beautiful region of Points East Coastal Drive!

• 4 Days on Prince Edward Island: A Points East Coastal Drive Itinerary

• 15 Things to Do on a Points East Coastal Drive Road Trip

 

*Photography by Erin Hynes – Pina Travels*

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