Prince Edward Island National Park. Visitor Guide 2015

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1 Prince Edward Island National Park Visitor Guide 015

2 1 3 Top 10 PEINP Experiences! 5 Three Unforgettable Locations One Amazing National Park! Entry Pass information 7 Camping At Cavendish Campground 8 Camping At Stanhope 9 Experience The Authentic otentik! 11 Cavendish Map 13 Brackley-Dalvay Map 15 Robinsons Island Map 1 Greenwich Map 17 Come Play With Us! Summer Fun Schedule 19 PEI s Best Beaches! 1 Step into the Story at Green Gables Mailing Address Palmers Lane Charlottetown, PE C1A 5V8 General Information or pnipe.peinp@pc.gc.ca facebook.com/peinationalpark twitter.com/parkscanadapei Campground Reservations reservations.pc.gc.ca RESERVE ( ) TTY: Emergency Services Police/Fire/Ambulance: 911 Park Warden: Police-TTY:

3 Welcome At a time when so much of the world seems to be stuck in overdrive, it s good to know that there are still places like Prince Edward Island National Park. Now that you ve arrived on our shores, set your watch to Island Time and take a deep breath. Savour the warmth of the sun on your face and let the sound of the gently rolling surf and the carefree chatter of the gulls wash away the stresses of the world you left behind. This stretch of the Island s North Shore is rich with all the things that come to mind when you think of the Maritimes - quaint fishing harbours, picturesque lighthouses and friendly people who welcome you as one of their own - but much of this place could only be Prince Edward Island. The many shades of green that colour our fields and forests, the sparkling gold of sunlight as it dances on the waves that sculpt our sandy shores and the crimson hues of day s end upon the rugged cliffs of our coastline make this a place all its own. We are proud to be your hosts; the locals who share the best kept secrets about this magical place and the stewards who work to ensure that these pristine beaches and vibrant landscapes will remain as storybook perfect as you see them today, ready to welcome the next generation of dreamers and explorers. Welcome to Prince Edward National Park. Turn the page and embark on your 015 Island adventure.

4 3 Marvel at the rugged, red sandstone cliffs that run along the Island s North Shore. There are countless great places to stop along the Gulf Shore Parkway for fabulous photos. Insider s Tip: Check out Orby Head and Cape Turner! Cruise the Gulf Shore Parkway on a Coastal Cruiser. Rent one of these fun multi-person bikes and pedal your way through some of the prettiest scenery on PEI. Learn more on page 13. Build a seaside palace. Sandsculpting programs take place at both Cavendish and Brackley Beaches throughout the summer. Pick up some building tips from our sculptor-inresidence and create your very own castle by the sea. Become an Xplorer! Kids are invited to take part in the Xplorer challenge, completing fun activities all over PEI National Park. Opt for an otentik! Even the most reluctant camper can enjoy the outdoor life in one of our brand new otentiks! The perfect blend of a tent and cabin, this awesome accommodation offers something unique for campers of all kinds. Even if you don t know your tent pegs from tree roots, we ve got you covered.

5 Sing along with colourful characters at an evening campfire. Hear stories of the past and present and sample the irresistible, toe-tapping sounds of PEI culture at a campfire at one of our campgrounds. 4 Meet Anne Shirley, PEI s most famous fictional resident. Stories of spunky, carrot-topped Anne have entertained readers for generations. Explore the grounds at Green Gables and keep your eyes open for a glimpse of braids and freckles! 8Take in the panoramic views of the Greenwich dune system. You ll want to have your camera handy when you reach the crest of the dune on the Greenwich Dunes Trail it s spectacular! Dive right in to the warmest waters north of the Carolinas. Our supervised beaches are some of the most popular swimming areas on the Island. If you re a snorkeler, don t forget to bring your gear there s as much to see below the water as there is above! Rock the R.I.T.S.! Bring along your bike and try out the new Robinsons Island Trail System, a multi-use trail that includes more than ten technical features just right for beginner & intermediate mountain bikers.

6 5 Three Unforgettable Locations, North Map 3 Greenwich 3 1 Map 1 Cavendish Map Brackley-Dalvay Services & Facilities Services and facilities in Prince Edward Island National Park are available from Victoria Day in May until Thanksgiving in October. Enhanced services and programming are available in July and August. For more information on operating hours and dates, please visit our website at parkscanada.gc.ca/pei. 015 Dates of Operation CAVENDISH BEACH COMPLEX May 1 September 30 CAVENDISH CAMPGROUND June 10 September 13 BRACKLEY BEACH COMPLEX May 1 October 19 STANHOPE CAMPGROUND June 10 September GREENWICH INTERPRETATION CENTRE June 17 September 7

7 ONE AMAZING NATIONAL PARK! Day Pass Stay and Play All Day! This provides you with unlimited access to PEI National Park from the time of purchase until 1 noon the following day. Adult (17-5) $7.80 Senior (5+) $.80 Youth (-1) $3.90 Child (0-5) FREE Family (up to 7 people) $ Day Pass A Full Week of Beaches & Green Gables, Too! This combination pass provides you with unlimited access to PEI National Park and Green Gables Heritage Place for seven consecutive days. Adult (17-5) $0.00 Senior (5+) $18.00 Youth (-1) $10.00 Child (0-5) FREE Family (up to 7 people) $50.00 Season Pass Come and Go All Season Long! As a season pass holder you get unlimited access to PEI National Park from June until September. Adult (17-5) $39.0 Senior (5+) $34.30 Youth (-1) $19.0 Child (0-5) FREE Family (up to 7 people) $98.10 Discovery Pass The Ultimate Year-Long Ticket to Adventure! This annual pass gives you unlimited access to the more the 100 National Parks, National Historic Sites and National Marine Conservation Areas all across Canada. Adult (17-5) $7.0 Senior (5+) $57.90 Youth (-1) $33.30 Child (0-5) FREE Family (up to 7 people) $13.40

8 7 Check out the otentik camping experience! See p. 9 for full details Cavendish Campground 355 Grahams Lane, Cavendish For reservations call or visit reservation.pc.gc.ca A large, fully-serviced campground located just steps from the ocean in the heart of Cavendish. Enjoy the on-site supervised beach, spectacular cycling and walking trails, fascinating learning activities and family-friendly sandcastle art programs on the beach. When the sun sets, immerse yourself in Island culture through music and stories at our evening campfire programs. All new for 015 otentiks, a unique accommodation option that blends the fun of a tent with the convenience of a cabin. Visit page 9 to learn more! Services June 10th - Sept 13th Showers Laundry Supervised beach Ice available Playground otentiks, all -way & select 3-way June 30 - Aug 30 Pricing June 10th - Sept 13th Fire pits Please Note: Park fees apply in addition to camping fees. Unserviced site Unserviced with ocean view Serviced with water, electricity Serviced with water, electricity & sewer otentik See page 9 $5.50 $7.40 $3.30 $35.30 $10.00

9 Stanhope Campground 983 Gulf Shore Parkway, Stanhope 8 For reservations call or visit reservation.pc.gc.ca A large, scenic campground surrounded by open dunescapes and just minutes away from bustling Covehead Harbour. Just 0 minutes from the capital city of Charlottetown, Stanhope Campground is only 1 km away from a supervised, wheelchair-accessible beach and seaside trails. Select sites and facilities accessible for people with disabilities. Services June 10th - Sept th Showers Laundry Supervised beach Ice available Playground 1 km June 9 - Aug 30 Pricing June 10th - Sept th Fire pits All sites have fire pits Please Note: Park fees apply in addition to camping fees. Unserviced with fire pit Serviced with water, electricity Serviced with water, electricity & sewer $7.40 $3.30 $35.30

10 9 Try The Authentic otentik A Prince Edward Island National Park is proud to introduce the newest accommodation option on the North Shore the authentic otentik! A structure that blends the fun of a tent with the convenience of a cabin, otentik is an appealing option for those who want a camping experience without the hassle and fuss often associated with tenting. Take away the need for piles of supplies and the frustration of the tent pegs and poles and you ve got a fuss-free vacation in the making! The new otentiks at Cavendish Campground showcase the very best that this beautiful seaside campground has to offer. Each otentik has a different theme reflected in its name and décor and is equipped with its own parking area, deck overlooking stunning Cavendish beach, picnic table, BBQ, fire pit and more. Exclusive to Parks Canada, otentiks have been popping up at campgrounds across the country and are quickly becoming a popular choice for visitors. Ditch the gear opt for an otentik!

11 10 Less Intense Tent Experience! Each otentik Features: Sleeping for up to people A table and seating for people Interior lighting Fire extinguisher, smoke and carbon monoxide detectors Spacious deck Stainless steel BBQ On Each Campsite: Fire pit Picnic table Adirondack chairs Nearby: A large kitchen shelter Washrooms Coin-operated laundry Firewood for purchase

12 11 CAVENDISH MAP Sought out by visitors for decades for its beautiful sandy beaches, Cavendish has become famous around the world for its connections to author L.M. Montgomery and her stories about Anne Shirley, the spunky, red-headed heroine Cavendish Beach Complex Cavendish Campground Oceanview Lookoff 7 1 Cavendish Grove 3 of Anne of Green Gables. A favourite stop for visitors all summer long, Cavendish offers not only the beautiful beach but also some of the best views around of the signature rugged, red sandstone cliffs of PEI s North Shore. Cavendish Destination Centre 4 Green Gables Golf Course 5 Site of L.M. Montgomery s Cavendish Home Green Gables Heritage Place North Rustico Beach Legend Campground Hiking Canteen Gift Shop Picnic Area Swimming Exhibit Parking Wheelchair Access Information Washrooms Lookout/Birdwatching Golf Unpaved Road Easy Trail Paved Road Moderate Trail Hike & Bike 1 Homestead Trail Stacked loop with routes -.3 or 8.4 km, return. Suitable for hikers or cyclists. Passes through forest and farmland along the shores of New London Bay. Best for hybrid or mountain bikes. Cavendish Dunelands.3 km, one-way. Stunning views of sand dunes and freshwater ponds. Links with the Homestead Trail and Gulf Shore Way. Suitable for most bikes. 3 Clarks Lane 1. km, one-way. Starts at Cavendish Grove and connects with Cavendish Dunelands and Cavendish Beach trails. Suitable for most bikes. 4 Cavendish Beach Trail 1.1 km, one-way. Passes through a sugar maple stand before reaching Cavendish Beach and connecting with Cavendish Dunelands trail. Suitable for most bikes. Highway 5 Balsam Hollow 0.8 km, return. Part of Green Gables, this trail begins with Lover s Lane and wanders through woodlands and follows a brook. Green Gables Heritage Place entry fees apply. Haunted Wood 0.9 km, one-way. Located at Green Gables, this wooded area served as the inspiration for the Haunted Wood that appeared in Anne of Green Gables. Green Gables Heritage Place entry fees apply. Passes near the Cavendish Cemetery, resting place of L.M. Montgomery, and connects to Site of L.M. Montgomery s Cavendish Home (separate entry fee or combination pass required). 7 Gulf Shore Way 8.5 km, one-way. Trailheads at Oceanview Lookoff and North Rustico park entry gate. Paved, multi-use trail skirting the top of the red sandstone cliffs with magnificent views of Gulf of St. Lawrence. Suitable for most bikes.

13 1 Stay & Play Cavendish Campground Full service campground, playground, kitchen shelters, supervised beach (Supervised June 30 - August 30) and family programming. New this year otentiks (See p. 9) Cavendish Beach Complex Open May 1 - September 30. Washrooms, showers & canteen services available. Beach supervised from June 7 - September 7. Trailheads for Cavendish Dunelands & Cavendish Beach Trail. Oceanview Lookoff The name says it all! Bring your camera and capture some breathtaking views with your lens. Parking, picnic area, observation platform and access to Cavendish Dunelands Trail & Gulf Shore Way. Cavendish Grove Beautiful picnic area suitable for groups of all sizes. Trailheads for Cavendish Beach Trail, Clarks Lane & Cavendish Dunelands. Signage along the trails highlights natural & cultural heritage of the area. Green Gables Heritage Place Part of Lucy Maud Montgomery s Cavendish National Historic Site. Features the original farmhouse that inspired setting of Anne of Green Gables, exhibits, short film about the author s life & more! Gift shop & snack bar available June-September. Family-friendly programming in July/ August. See p. 1 for more information. Site of L.M. Montgomery s Cavendish Home Part of Lucy Maud Montgomery s Cavendish National Historic Site. Features the restored foundation of the author s homestead, bookshop and walking trail with signage detailing site history. Privately operated; combination pass available granting the holder admission to both this site and Green Gables. Green Gables Golf Course Privately operated 18-hole golf course. Dining services available. North Rustico Beach Open June 14 to September 15. Supervised from June 30 - August 3. Washroom facilities and parking area.

14 13 BRACKLEY-DALVAY MAP Beautiful Brackley Beach is a popular summer destination for many local Island beach-goers for its white sand and its proximity to Charlottetown. This region also has many lovely smaller beaches which often do not see nearly as much traffic as the larger ones. Keep this in mind if you like a quieter place for your beach day! Covehead Harbour, Covehead Lighthouse and Dalvay-by-the-Sea National Historic Site are also must-see stops along this pretty stretch of coastline. And be sure to check out the new multi-use trail system at Robinsons Island! Covehead Lighthouse Robinsons Island Covehead Lookout Brackley Beach Complex 4 Ross Lane Beach Stanhope Cape Dalvay Trail House Stanhope Beach Complex 1 Covehead Bridge Brackley Dalvay Administration Dalvay-by-the-Sea National Historic Site Stanhope Campground Stanhope Dalvay Legend Campground Lighthouse Canteen Accommodations Picnic Area Tennis Exhibit Parking Wheelchair Access Swimming Wind Surfing Lookout/Birdwatching Information Bike Rentals Washrooms Dining 7 Unpaved Road Easy Trail 15 Paved Road Moderate Trail Hike & Bike 1 Gulf Shore Way 10 km, one-way. Stretching from Brackley to Dalvay, this paved, multi-use trail is perfect for walking, jogging or cycling. Take in the beautiful views of sand dunes, salt marshes and forests from a whole new point-of-view! Suitable for all bikes. Farmlands.7 km, return. A path taking you along fields, hedgerows and mixed woodlands, part of this trail was once a road the oldest road in PEI! Hybrid or mountain bikes recommended. Highway 5 3 Bubbling Springs. km, return. A favourite among birdwatchers, this path has lookouts that offer great views of waterfowl at Long Pond. Hybrid or mountain bikes recommended. 4 R.I.T.S. (Robinsons Island Trail System) Stacked loop with 5 km of trail & 11 optional technical features. Suitable for beginner to intermediate mountain bikers. Picnic area, observation stations and beach access. See page 15 for more information. NEW! Coastal Cruiser There s no better way to see the spectacular coastline of PEI National Park than from the seat of a Parks Canada Coastal Cruiser! These 4-wheeled bikes are a fun new way for families and groups to tour this stunning part of Prince Edward Island at a leisurely pace. Bowley Pond Greenwich Beach GREENWICH INTERPRETATION CENTRE There are and 4-person models available. Each Cruiser features seating for two small kids in front, independent pedaling systems and gears, and a colourful canopy to keep you shaded on your ride. Rent your Coastal Cruiser for $40 per half-day from Stanhope Campground.

15 14 Stay & Play Stanhope Campground Full service campground with unserviced, & 3 way sites available. Many sites are accessible for campers with disabilities. Enclosed kitchen shelters, washrooms and family programs in July & August. More details on page 8. Brackley Beach Complex Open May 1 to October 19, Brackley Beach Complex has wheelchair beach access, large parking area and canteen services throughout July & August. Beach supervised from June 9 - September 7. Stanhope Beach Complex Open June 14 to September 15, Stanhope Beach Complex has wheelchair beach access, picnic area, and parking. Beach supervised from June 9 - August 30. Ross Lane Beach Open May 1 to September 30. Beach supervised from June 30 to August 3. Parking and picnic areas. Dalvay-by-the-Sea National Historic Site Once a summer home, this beautiful heritage property is now a 5-room hotel with eight 3-bedroom cottages. A popular wedding destination with dining and event facilities and other guest services. Dalvay Trail House Open from May 18 until October 1. Washrooms and parking.

16 15 R.I.T.S. ROBINSONS ISLAND TRAIL SYSTEM MAP Prince Edward Island National Park is putting on the R.I.T.S.! Welcome to the Robinsons Island Trail System, also known as the R.I.T.S., - 5 kilometers of multi-use trail and the newest addition to the park s outdoor offer. Located on a small island that was once home to a popular campground, this familyfriendly trail has options for hikers and bikers of all levels. Designed as a stacked loop, explorers can choose a shorter or longer route depending on skill level or time constraints. The trail has been designed with mountain bikers in mind and features 11 technical trail challenges located in spurs that break off of the main trail. An afternoon at the R.I.T.S. is an outdoor adventure meant to challenge beginner to intermediate mountain bikers, but those who dare not test their skills on the ramps and teeter totters need not shy away; just skip the branches and stick to the main trail for a beautifully scenic cycling adventure. To Gulf Shore Way Please note: Cycling Helmets are mandatory on Prince Edward Island.

17 GREENWICH MAP 1 Home to the biggest sand dunes on Prince Edward Island, Greenwich has a long history with connections to Mi kmaq and Acadian culture and an ever-evolving tale of the shaping and re-shaping of its landscapes through wind and wave. The path to Greenwich may be a bit less traveled than other areas of PEI National Park but it s ripe for discovery through exploration of its trails, beach and beautiful interpretation centre. Greenwich Beach 1 3 Greenwich Interpretation Centre 313 To Route Legend Picnic Area Wheelchair Access Information Exhibit Washrooms Swimming Gift Shop Parking Lookout/Birdwatching Unpaved Road Easy Trail Paved Road Moderate Trail Highway Hike and Bike Stay & Play 1 Tlaqatik 4.8 km, return. Experience the history of the area and the story of human interaction with the land over time as you journey along the edges of St. Peters Bay. Hybrid or mountain bikes recommended. Greenwich Dunes 4.8 km, return. Travel across homestead fields, through a forest stand and over Bowley Pond on a floating boardwalk as you journey toward your first sight of the majestic Greenwich Dunes. Only part of this trail can be explored by bike. You can travel as far as the junction with the Tlaqatik Trail and then the rest must be done on foot. Bike locks are available to borrow at the Greenwich Interpretation Centre. Greenwich Interpretation Centre Open June 17 to September 7, this accessible building has washrooms, parking, visitor information, interactive displays and a fascinating film about the history of the area. Greenwich Beach Open June 13 to September 15. Supervised from June 30 to August 3. Parking, picnic area, kitchen shelter and lots of beautiful views! 3 Havre Saint Pierre 1.1 km, return. This short trail takes you along the shores of beautiful St. Peters Bay. The flat, natural surface trail is partially wheelchair accessible. Hybrid or mountain bikes recommended.

18 17 Summer Fun Schedule Prince Edward Island National Park has fun discovery programs for all ages in the months of July and August. Make your visit extra memorable by spending some quality time with our friendly and knowledgeable guides! Be sure to ask at entry gates about the day s activities as weather can affect schedules and special programs may pop up too! Programs and Activities July nd - September 7 th AFTERNOON EVENING SUNDAY MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY Discovery Dome Bilingual Cavendish Beach 1-4pm Sandsculpting 101 Bilingual Brackley Beach 1-4pm Lobster Tales English Cavendish Campground 8:30-9:30pm July 8-9pm August Histoires d homards French Camping de Cavendish 0h30-1h30 juillet 0h00-1h00 août Discovery Dome Bilingual Brackley Beach 1-4pm Sandsculpting 101 Bilingual Cavendish Beach 1-4pm Beach Detectives Bilingual Greenwich Beach Complex -3pm Campground Cabaret Bilingual Cavendish/ Stanhope Campground 8:30-9:30pm July 8-9pm August Sandsculpting 101 Bilingual Cavendish Beach 1-4pm Beach Detectives Bilingual Greenwich Beach Complex -3pm

19 18 Programs and Activities Sandsculpting 101 Ready to build some waterfront property? Bring the family and join our renowned sculptor-in-residence to learn how to build spectacular creations in the sand. Once you ve learned the tricks of the trade you ll be amazed at how easy it is to turn your family into master sandcastle builders! Campground Cabaret If there s two things Islanders love, it s storytelling and great East Coast music! Grab a flashlight and a blanket and join us by the campfire to experience a whole new side of North Shore culture with local Island musicians and storytellers. Discovery Dome Hard to miss, impossible to forget. The Parks Canada Discovery Dome is a big, colourful tent that will be home to a whole summer s worth of interactive activities, nature demonstrations and costumed role-playing with some of the North Shore s most fascinating critters. Lobster Tales Join us for a hilarious look at the ins and outs of learning the ropes as a lobster fisherman. When a transplanted Islander moves back from Alberta to try the art of fishing lobster, it s amazing what gets pulled up from the deep. Beach Detectives You never know what you ll find washing up along the shores of Greenwich Beach and once you know what to look for, you ll be amazed at the fascinating array of life that calls this part of Prince Edward Island home. Join one of our expert beachcombers and discover the treasures just under your nose.

20 19 PEI s BEST Beaches Domestic animals are prohibited from all beaches from April 1 to October 15 for reasons of public health, safety and conservation. 015 Beach Services Schedule Beach Facilities Dates of Supervision Change Rooms Showers Drinking Water Flush Toilets Composting Toilets Kitchen Shelters Canteen Exhibits Beach Wheelchairs Brackley Beach June 9-Sept 7 Cavendish Beach June 9-Sept 7 Cavendish Campground Beach (for Park Campers) June 30-Aug 30 Greenwich Beach June 30-Aug 3 North Rustico Beach June 30-Aug 3 Ross Lane Beach June 30-Aug 3 Stanhope Beach June 9-Aug 30

21 0 ESCAPE ESCAPE ESCAPE ESCAPE Rip Current Safety Learn how to Break the Grip of the Rip CURRENT RIP CURRENT CURRENT Rip currents are powerful, fast-moving seaward currents that can pull even the strongest swimmers out to sea. Be safe: Know how to swim, never swim alone, and when in doubt, don t go out. If you become caught in a rip current: Don t fight the current Swim out of the current, then to shore If you can t escape, float or tread water If you need help, call or wave for assistance Parks Canada and its service providers make every reasonable effort to mark areas that are known to have rip currents; however, there may be other such areas that are not marked. Help Protect the Sand Dunes: Walk & Play Elsewhere The waving blades of marram grass play an important role. Their roots form a living net that slows the movement of blowing sand and helps with the formation of the dunes. Marram grass is killed with only 10 footsteps. When the grass is gone, the sand is free to move around, which causes blowouts and makes the dunes more susceptible to erosion from storms. Do your part to keep the dunes as beautiful tomorrow as they are today: stick to designated paths and remind your friends and family of the damage they can cause by climbing or walking on the dunes.

22 1 Take a walk through the setting of Canada s bestselling novel of all time, Anne of Green Gables! Written by Island author L.M. Montgomery, Anne of Green Gables has never been out of print since it was first published more than 100 years ago. The tale of a spunky, redheaded orphan who comes to live with an elderly brother and sister at their family home called Green Gables, the book has found its way into the hearts of millions of readers the world over. Today, fans of the book flock to Green Gables to immerse themselves in the storybook landscape, find the source of Montgomery s inspiration, and fulfill a lifelong dream of seeing the places they read about firsthand. Begin your visit with a short film about Montgomery s experiences in Cavendish and explore the many exhibits in the Visitors Centre, including early editions of the novel as well as the very typewriter she used to craft her literary masterpieces. Then, step outside and walk back in time to explore the imaginary world of Anne. The house and grounds have been lovingly restored and decorated in exquisite detail to match the world Montgomery described. Retrace Montgomery s footsteps down beautiful Lover s Lane, bravely venture down the path of the Haunted Wood and don t miss the chance to take part in the fun programs offered throughout the summer months that are sure to appeal to kindred spirits of all ages. Finally, no visit to Green Gables would be complete without a stop at the Butter Churn Café for a delicious treat and a bottle of raspberry cordial an excruciatingly delightful way to end the day, as Anne might say!

23 Daily Entry Fees May 1 June 30 / September 8 October 31 July 1 September 7 $.30 $7.80 $5.40 $.55 $3.15 $3.90 $15.70 $19.0 Adult (17 4 years) Senior (5+ years) Youth (-1 years) Family ( adults & up to 5 children) Hours of Operation May 1 October 31: 9:00am 5:00pm daily November 1 30: Open by appointment only. Special fees apply.

24 A BRAND NEW WAY TO EXPLORE UNE TOUTE NOUVELLE FAÇON D EXPLORER Province House is undergoing conservation work throughout 015, but you can still experience the Birthplace of Confederation with the official Parks Canada Province House App! Visit parkscanada.gc.ca/provincehouse to learn more. Des travaux de conservation seront réalisés à Province House tout au long de 015, mais vous pouvez toujours découvrir le berceau de la Confédération au moyen de l application officielle de Province House de Parcs Canada! Visitez le site parcscanada.gc.ca/provincehouse pour en apprendre davantage.