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Accessible Travel in PEI: Planning a Step-Free Visit

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Tips for planning an accessible Prince Edward Island trip, and how ExplorePEI labels confirmed, partial and unknown wheelchair access.

Check before you go

Access varies a lot between historic buildings, beaches and rural studios. Always call ahead to confirm entrances, washrooms and parking for your needs.

How ExplorePEI labels access

Every place in our directory shows whether wheelchair access is reported by a source, partial, not accessible, or unknown. We never guess: unknown means we could not find a reliable source yet.

Turn on the step-free filter in any category to see only places with reported wheelchair access. The same choice carries into Smart Itinerary and Ask a Local.

Beaches and parks

Parks Canada lists accessibility features, such as beach mats and accessible facilities, for Prince Edward Island National Park. Features can be seasonal.

Sources: Parks Canada — Accessibility. Details can change; confirm with operators before you travel.