How does RV camping at Harvest Hosts work on PEI?

Harvest Hosts is an annual membership that lets RVers stay overnight at 26 PEI breweries, farms, and markets with no camping fees. Members request stays through the app, arrive in a self-contained RV, and support their hosts with a purchase — a dozen just-shucked Malpeques, goat cheese for the cooler, or a marina-side beer flight at golden hour.

Is Harvest Hosts worth it for a PEI trip?

Yes. Island campgrounds are usually booked solid through summer, so membership pays for itself in about two nights, and PEI's hosts deliver the province's food story better than any restaurant reservation ever could.

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Charlottetown and Central PEI

The birthplace of Canadian Confederation runs on harbour-front charm and a festival calendar heavy with music and food. With goat-dairy and farm stays minutes from downtown, nothing on PEI is far from anything.

The North Shore

Cavendish's Green Gables heritage, the national park's dune-backed beaches, and Brackley Bay's oyster waters line the Gulf shore. Swimming here is genuinely warm by Canadian standards, and the sunsets over red cliffs are the island's signature view.

Points East and the Marinas

Montague's waterfront marina anchors the quieter east, where lighthouse-tipped points, the famous "singing sands" at Basin Head, and a seafood-first cuisine are just some of the local highlights. The ferry to Nova Scotia departs from Wood Islands nearby.

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How do I get my RV to Prince Edward Island?

Two ways: the Confederation Bridge from New Brunswick — 12.9 km, the world's longest bridge over ice-covered water, with no overhead tunnels or height restrictions that would block a standard RV — or the seasonal ferry from Nova Scotia. Here's the island's best travel quirk: you only pay tolls on the way off the island, whichever direction you exit. Most RVers bridge on and ferry off to make a loop of it.

When is the best time to RV camp on PEI?

June through September — high summer for beaches and festivals, September for warm Gulf water, lobster suppers without lines, and harvest gold across the fields. Much of the tourist infrastructure winds down by mid-October.

Is PEI worth more than a day trip?

Absolutely, to get the most from the island's slower pace. A host stay or two turns PEI from a checkbox into something extra special: morning oysters, an Anne pilgrimage, an afternoon at the beach followed up with a pint at the marina. At least three days is the sweet spot.

What food shouldn't I miss?

Malpeque oysters at the source, lobster suppers (a church-hall island tradition), new potatoes that explain the license plates, and COWS ice cream for the road. The island's Harvest Hosts locations are essentially a tasting menu with overnight parking — oyster market, goat dairy, breweries.

Prince Edward Island is Canada's smallest province but has its most concentrated charm — red-sand beaches, Anne of Green Gables country, and an island food scene (oysters, lobster, potatoes with a capital P) that outperforms places fifty times its size. PEI has 26 Harvest Hosts locations offering overnight RV stays at marina breweries, goat dairies, and oyster markets. Member favorites include Scenic Marina Craft Brewery, Goat Dairy Agritourism Farm, and Coastal Oyster Market Retreat — the island's three most-booked hosts. Members can choose from 5 farm stays and 3 breweries island-wide.