Things to do in Kensington

Haunted Mansion

The building is on a hillside in Kensington, Prince Edward Island, with a distinctive exterior, a well-laid-out interior, and a pretty front garden.

Anne of Green Gables Museum

Green Gables Heritage Place

The Green Gables site is the former residence of Lucy Maud Montgomery, the author of "Anne of Green Gables", and it is also the prototype of Green Gables in her famous fairy tale novel "Anne of Green Gables". Small green houses, colorful gardens, green paths, everything stayed the same as before. Enter the cottage to learn about Montgomery's life, and you can buy exquisite postcards in the souvenir shop.

Cavendish

The small town of Cavendish is located on Prince Edward Island, and the town is mainly sustained by tourism and agriculture. The town is famous for the place where Lucy Maud Montgomery, the author of the famous literary work "Anne of Green Gables", was born and raised. It is also the birthplace and source of inspiration for this fairy tale novel, so many book fans come here. tourist attractions. There is also a small playground, water park and some specialty shops in the town, which are very lively.

Lucy Maud Montgomery Birthplace

Thunder Cove Beach

Credit Union Place

Twin Shores Camping Area

Burlington Go Karts and Amusement Park

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Prince Edward Island National Park

Prince Edward Island National Park is located on the north shore of Prince Edward Island, facing the Gulf of St. Lawrence, with a coastline stretching for dozens of km. Crashing waves, rolling sand dunes, sandstone cliffs, and white sand beaches alternate throughout the park, showcasing the coastal views. Due to the high iron oxide content in the soil, the ground has a unique reddish-brown color, creating a sharp contrast with the white sand beaches and blue seawater. The park is an important bird sanctuary where you can observe rare birds such as the endangered piping plover. The park offers a variety of outdoor experiences. Visitors can cycle along the coastline, and hiking enthusiasts can explore trails that traverse sand dunes and numerous paths.