Explore Prince Edward Island in an RV!

A few months ago, Roulottes Lévesque approached me about a potential collaboration. When I received their message, I knew immediately that I wanted it to work! Every year, 3 friends and I go on a summer getaway, and thanks to this collaboration, I thought that all four of us would be going away in an RV this year. We finally decided to go to Prince Edward Island, a destination that had been on my list for a long time, and I can tell you I was not disappointed! ☀️

When we arrived at Roulottes Lévesque, we received a one-hour demonstration on how to use our RV. It was amazing to see all the features built into the RV and how self-sufficient it is. I was particularly impressed by the super-compact kitchen and how spacious the RV is thanks to the extendable section. It’s much more spacious than I expected!

After visiting a large supermarket, we hit the road for Prince Edward Island. We stopped near Fredericton the first night and completed the rest of the journey the next day.

We spent 3 full days in Prince Edward Island, and these were my favourite activities:

• Greenwich National Park: I think this was my favourite place on the trip! We took the dune trail to a beautiful beach. The walk to get there takes about 20-30 minutes and passes through sand dunes. The trail also turns into a floating platform, offering magnificent views!

• The Island Honey Wine Company tour: we wanted to do something other than go to the beach, and I’m so happy to have found this estate where local mead is produced! I’d never tasted this honey-based spirit before, and honestly, I loved it! Our guide, who was also the estate’s owner, was passionate and provided us with a fantastic experience! We got to sample four types of mead and one type of cider. Highly recommended!

• Cavendish Beach: It is large beach with superbly laid-out sand dunes. It’s a popular attraction, so it was very crowded when we went.

• Thunder Cove Beach: another beautiful beach surrounded by red cliffs, a classic Prince Edward Island landscape.

• The Willow Bakery & Café: I was charmed by this superbly beautiful café, which is set up in a former church! The stained glass windows behind the coffee bar create a magical atmosphere! The menu is rather limited, but it’s worth going just to see the interior and enjoy a coffee!

• Oysters: since we were travelling in an RV, we didn’t eat out at many restaurants, but I can tell you that our favourite dish both times we went was the oysters, which are so fresh and typical of Prince Edward Island.

• The Knot Beach Bar and Rentals: this cosy little bar right on the water is really cozy and perfect for enjoying a cocktail at the end of the day while admiring the sunset!!!