Greenwich Interpretation Centre, Prince Edward Island National Park

Very helpful and friendly - they helped make our visit much more fun!

Nice little centre with lots of interesting info and learning. The staff are also very friendly and helpful. Washrooms are clean and convenient to use just before a nice hike.

The displays in the center are FREE for the public to view! You only have to buy a pass to explore the outdoor grounds and trails around Greenwich!A great little educational center that I do recommend checking out if you're in the area, or have some time before/after visiting the beautiful Greenwich beach and trails. There are lots of interactive displays to teach you about the surrounding environment as well as some historical displays giving valuable information about indigenous groups that live on the island.The coolest thing here has to be the large models of a shark, sea turtle, wolf fish, and skate created by Doug Morse. They are incredibly detailed, and have info cards giving some facts about each animal!

Can find Mi'kmaq handcrafted items on display and Parks Canada souvenirs too.

Beautiful park. Park at the interpretive center and walk the road northward to the ocean. Or drive up. But the walk is very peaceful

Learn about what you'll find on the beaches and nearby areas from interactive displays inside. Explore beautiful trails, boardwalks, long stretch of beach.

Not much here other than permits to the park and a few souvenirs. The bathrooms were not well maintained, most stalls were out of order, no TP and pee all over the seats in the ladies restroom. The staff were at least polite and very friendly.

The interpretive centre was easy to find, clean and well staffed. The exhibits were interesting, but some had features (e.g. buttons to press) that did not work. The short movie (multimedia presentation) was interesting. The staff were able to answer our questions and were friendly. You need to drive from the centre to the beach parking, but once there the facilities were clean and well kept, lifeguards were on duty on the beach. The hiking trails (drive to a different parking lot) are well marked and were managed by a senior (age 81) I was with. The Dunes trail is well worth the hike, the floating boardwalk is fun and the views are amazing!

Make sure you do the Dunes trail, with the floating boardwalk. Not much more than an hour roundtrip, 1.5 at a leisurely pace. Absolutely stunning and one of the more unique ecosystems that I saw in PEI.