Borden / Summerside KOA Journey

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About Borden / Summerside KOA Journey

The perfect place to settle in. Just a short drive from the Confederation Bridge and you are within a 45 minute drive to 9 of the 12 most visited sites in PEI. Whether you wish to see parts of Charlottetown, Cavendish, or Summerside, they are all just a short day trip away. And during the evening you can enjoy our pool, get caught up on laundry, participate in the scheduled activities, walk the Confederation Trail, or just relax in your RV or one of our cabins. Many of our sites are satellite friendly. Chelton Beach is just minutes away. You can enjoy the warmest water around PEI. This beach is ideal for swimming and perfect for younger children.

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