Greenwich (Prince Edward Island National Park)

Greenwich, located in Prince Edward Island National Park, is a unique landscape featuring the largest sand dunes on the island, including a rare horseshoe-shaped parabolic dune system. The area is rich in natural and cultural history, with connections to French, Acadian, and Mi'kmaq cultures. Visitors can explore the Greenwich Interpretation Centre, which offers exhibits and interactive displays, including a 3D in-floor model and a multimedia presentation. The centre also features an Aquatic Species at Risk display, showcasing full-scale models of notable marine species. The park has several hiking trails, including the Greenwich Dunes Trail, which features a floating boardwalk and stunning views. Greenwich Beach is a supervised beach with surf guard services during the summer, and visitors can enjoy swimming, beach walks, and exploration of the tidepools. The beach facility includes washrooms, change rooms, and a picnic area