Rodd Crowbush Golf & Beach Resort
The Rodd Crowbush Golf & Beach Resort Has Not Been Certified As Dog Friendly
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Most beaches are not long enough to have the time to relax, except the Lakeside Beach Trail. The path runs entirely on a majestic golden beach on the shoreline of the Gulf of St. Lawrence. To reach the beach access, you will follow the Lakeside Beach Road until its dead end. You will find a small parking area where you will station your vehicle at this parking area. From there, the beach is a couple of metres away.
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Surrounded by a beautiful boreal forest, the St. Peters Lake Paddle is your next destination on a warm day on Prince Edward Island. To reach the beginning of the route, you will follow the dirt road, St. Peters Lake Road, until its dead end. You will find a small dirt road area to park your vehicle at the dead ends. Then, there is easy water access a couple of meters away. The lake is mostly covered by the wind, so the route can be done by kayak or paddleboard without any problem.
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The majestic golden dunes of Prince Edward Island attract an innumerable number of tourists every summer. Unfortunately, the St. Peters Harbour Lighthouse Trail will only offer views of the dunes from far away because the beach near the site is protected. The path is easy with almost no elevation, and offers beautiful views of the Gulf of St. Lawrence and the famous lighthouse. To reach the trail, you will follow the Lighthouse Road until it reaches the parking area of the lighthouse.
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The Savage Harbour Paddle is the ideal route for a paddleboard or a kayak. The area is encircled by a forest, which offers lovely views and a change of scenery throughout the year. The beginning of the route is located on a small dirt road on Route 350. At this area, you have enough space to park your vehicle. Then, the water access is a couple of metres away.
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This section of the Confederation Trail starts right by the bridge in Saint Peters. It follows the shore of the Saint Peters Bay all the way to Morell River with more than plenty beautiful views. The section ends in Morell after crossing a nice pedestrian bridge. For more information, please review the Confederation Trail's website. https://www.tourismpei.com/pei-confederation-trail/confederation-trail-map
