Cornwall / Charlottetown KOA Holiday

46.226293,-63.195604, Canada

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About Cornwall / Charlottetown KOA Holiday

Within a short drive of ocean beaches, the provincial capital of Charlottetown and historic villages, this KOA offers plenty to do. The great location makes it easy to explore all of the island. Wide, grassy RV Sites and shady Tent Sites border the wide West River. Take a dip in the heated Olympic-size pool before you watch movies and play Ping-Pong or a game of pool in the huge activity center. Guests love to go clam digging on the beach and have a clam boil. Your best friends will enjoy the enclosed K9 dog park. A half hour away, explore the sand dunes, sandstone cliffs and beaches at Prince Edward Island National Park of Canada. Charlottetown features fine dining restaurants and live theater. Pool: June 15 - September 3. Max pull thru: 100 feet. Your hosts: Donna and Kent Sentner.

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