Discover the Natural Wonders of Greenwich National Park

Getting There

• Car

  If you are traveling by car from the center of Prince Edward Island National Park, head southeast on the main park road. Continue straight until you reach the junction with Route 2. Take a left onto Route 2 and drive for approximately 10 kilometers. Look for the signs directing you to Greenwich National Park. After another 5 kilometers, turn right onto Greenwich Road. Continue for about 3 kilometers until you reach the entrance of Greenwich, Prince Edward Island National Park. Parking is available at the park entrance, and there is no entrance fee.

• Public Transportation

  For those using public transportation, take the local bus service that operates throughout Prince Edward Island. Check the current schedules for the bus that stops at the nearest town or village to Greenwich National Park. Once you arrive at the closest bus stop, you may need to book a taxi to cover the last few kilometers to the park entrance. Expect to pay around CAD 15-20 for the taxi fare. Make sure to plan your return trip as well, as public transportation options may be limited.

• Bicycle

  If you prefer cycling, you can rent a bicycle from local rental shops in nearby towns. From the main park road, follow the cycling paths that lead towards Greenwich. The route is approximately 15 kilometers long and is well-marked. Make sure to wear a helmet and bring water, as there are limited stops along the way. Once you reach Greenwich Road, follow it until you arrive at the park entrance. There are no additional fees for entering the park on a bicycle.