Prince Edward Island’s national parks will be open to visitors for the 2023 season, but people will notice dramatic changes to the shoreline and infrastructure because of damage from post-tropical storm Fiona.
Parks Canada held an information session Wednesday to update the public on the work they have completed since the storm ravaged the island’s coastline in September, 2022.
Parks Canada says Fiona heavily damaged Robinsons Island Road and trail system. Waves and storm surges eroded portions of the causeway to the island. As a result, the road will be closed to vehicles. Visitors looking to access the trail system to the park will be able to park at Brackley Beach and hike or cycle to the island – a distance of approximately 3.5 kilometres.
Both the Stanhope and Cavendish Campgrounds and the national historic sites administered by Parks Canada will reopen for the 2023 season.
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