Thank you, Mark! My husband and I enjoy your videos and all the history you share with each one! You do such a good job of researching every aspect of every new place you visit. We are full-time RVers and have been to some of the same places and look forward to trying others that you make look so very enticing! We look forward to each and every one! Keep up the great job!
Enjoy seeing dog leash free ocean access & rolling in sand! And lobstah.....we boil our's with Tony's Cajun seasoning and PBR beer. Deliciousness well worth another return. 😊 BTY, we live your videograrphy & content.
@@cirrus820travelers9 Thank you! And that sounds like a wonderfully unique way to prepare a lobster. We may have to try that. While in the campground, we always kept Zoe on a leash to comply with the campground rules. Out on the beach, however, was technically outside the campground and there was no one out there to disturb.
MARK THIS IS CHARLES FROM CAMPBELL'S COVE AND I LOVE YOUR VIDEOS IT WAS SO NICE TO SPEND A BIT OF TIME WITH YOU YOUR WIFE AND MORE IMPORTANT YOUR DOG AND OF CORSE YOUR SON SORRY HE DIDN'T CATCH A BASS
@@charlesmooney7129 hey Charles! It's wonderful to hear from you. We had a wonderful stay, and enjoyed getting to know all of you a little bit. As we told you then, we will be back someday.
We enjoyed our time on PEI. We enjoyed visiting the Anne of Green Gables estate among other sites. We stayed at the KOA and enjoyed dinner at Victoria by the Sea. I just mentioned to Marie that we need to go back to PEI. The areas you are descibing are areas we didnt get to see. PS. I like that Canada allows you tubers to video tape free as long as you aren't promoting a product. Nice job.
Thank you! I know we'll be back to PEI someday, if for no other reason than to get to see the Summerside area and all the way out to the northwestern tip of the island. However, I'd also love to get back to Campbell's Cove. 🤷
An accurate representation of eastern P.E.I. I love the research you've done to describe our way of life. The "Wook-a-lark", I look for it everytime I drive through The Glen, and have so far failed in sighting it!!! Great video. Keep adventuring and enjoying. It was great to have met you.
@@dianabalto our pleasure, Diana! And when you do, please do give consideration to Campbell's Cove. They are absolutely wonderful, and such a stunning spot.
Neat Island! Nice panoramic shots of the lighthouse. Always thought the Canadian ferries were a little nicer than the American counterparts. I would think that these small campgrounds would book up in the summer months. Ram 👍🏼👍🏾
Most of them do, Ram, but Campbell's Cove is so far off the beaten path that it doesn't seem to. But that's why we picked it -- peace and solitude, instead of the rat race in areas of the island like Cavendish. For ferries, the Cape May-Lewes ferry across the Delaware Bay that we took this last Sunday beats any that we've before encountered. Beautiful terminals with a full bar/grill and free mini golf while you await your departure. Full-on jetways to get foot passengers directly to the upper deck without interacting with the loading cars. Adirondack chairs on the outside decks and aircraft seating on the inside. It was plush!
We felt exactly that way after only one week, Jo-Anne. It's a wonderful, wonderful campground. It's also the first campground ever where I actually bought a t-shirt, which should tell you something about how we felt about the place.
Great show, beautiful island. The wife and I rented a car for one day so years back and did the lighthouse tour along with Anne of Green Gables - hope to go back one day. Zoe looks good, give her head a rub for me. Be looking for you in NS next week.
Thank you for another wonderful video of some amazing places. The history and photograph is so good as always. More places to add to our list of must sees.
excellent once again Marc. I could not agree with you more, in that Cavendish is fun to see, but it is not really representative of the Island which offers simply so much more. We spent time last summer at Red Point Provincial Park which is not far from where you stayed, but I have taken careful note of where you were as it looked quite nice. Looking forward to your Cap Breton voyage next week. We love the Cabot Trail and everything the area has to offer, but I maintain that the drive around the Gaspe might be the more beautiful drive. Having said that I have done the Cabot Trail several times and will do it again. As always safe travels.....
@@ShawnPatterson402 I don't disagree with you. Honestly, I could have done everything I wanted to see on Cape Breton Island in two or three days. And definitely go see our new friends at Campbell's Cove. They are wonderful people, and deserve your business.
Linda, in our case it made far more sense to do the opposite as we were coming from Kouchibouguac and heading afterwards to Cape Breton. Taking the ferry to the island, and leaving via the bridge would've added hours of driving in both directions and also added substantial diesel costs @$7/gallon while towing, which were more than offset by the higher toll for the ferry.
Thats has to be the highest toll ive heard of...At least the campsite was reasonable....Interesting place, lookin forward to next week...Stay safe, be well...
@@akgobears Thank you as always, my friend. The tolls are steep. We actually saved money by taking the ferry. It was around CAD $140 but we made up the difference in time and diesel.
If your planning a trip always take the ferry from Nova Scotia and leave from the bridge to see New Brunswick and yes even us islanders have to pay to get off the island. The government won’t even help when we have appointments to see a doctor in Nova Scotia or New Brunswick.
@@lindasmith5711 in our case, it made far more sense to do the opposite as we were coming from Kouchibouguac and heading afterwards to Cape Breton. Taking the ferry to the island, and leaving via the bridge would've added hours of driving in both directions and also added substantial diesel costs @$7/gallon while towing, which were more than offset by the higher toll for the ferry.
Thank you! Yep, there's the Green Gables Heritage Place www.tourismpei.com/attractions/green-gables-heritage-place in Cavendish, although we didn't visit ourselves.
Thank you! You'll love it. IIRC the ferry was ~ CAD $140 for our truck and trailer. Between the time saved and the diesel cost saved by going around via the bridge (which would've been CAD $67.50), it was worth it to us.
Thanks Marc... I never got to visit PEI while in New Brunswick and Nova Scotia back in 1998. So this was interesting for me to see. I didn't know about the very temperate climate year round. That's really attractive. Does the Campbell's Park stay open in the winter? I noticed there weren't any sunny days on the Island while you were there. Is that typical? Great adventure and lovely videography, as usual. Gord
Thanks, Gord. We had some wonderfully sunny days while we were there -- the thumbnail photo for this video was taken on one of them. But we had plenty of clouds on other days, too. Given the maritime environment I suspect that's not unusual. Campbell's Cove is seasonal, as seems to be the case with the vast majority of campgrounds up this way.
@@GrandAdventure Thanks Marc. Yeah... even though the weather may be good on the Island in the winter doesn't mean people want to deal with getting there in freezing icy weather. Gord
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Truly remarkable. Video wise. Dedication wise. Professional wise. I thank you for such quality work Marc
Thank you Mike!
If you had been one of my High School teachers, I won't have skipped class so much!😁
@@frankenyon LOL - thank you, Fran!
Thank you, Mark! My husband and I enjoy your videos and all the history you share with each one! You do such a good job of researching every aspect of every new place you visit. We are full-time RVers and have been to some of the same places and look forward to trying others that you make look so very enticing! We look forward to each and every one! Keep up the great job!
@@kimwilkins1500 Thank you very much, Kim! We appreciate you always. Safe travels out there!
Enjoy seeing dog leash free ocean access & rolling in sand! And lobstah.....we boil our's with Tony's Cajun seasoning and PBR beer. Deliciousness well worth another return. 😊
BTY, we live your videograrphy & content.
@@cirrus820travelers9 Thank you! And that sounds like a wonderfully unique way to prepare a lobster. We may have to try that.
While in the campground, we always kept Zoe on a leash to comply with the campground rules. Out on the beach, however, was technically outside the campground and there was no one out there to disturb.
I love those old historic lighthouses! Great episode!
Thank you! As do we. There's just something magical about lighthouses.
MARK THIS IS CHARLES FROM CAMPBELL'S COVE AND I LOVE YOUR VIDEOS IT WAS SO NICE TO SPEND A BIT OF TIME WITH YOU YOUR WIFE AND MORE IMPORTANT YOUR DOG AND OF CORSE YOUR SON SORRY HE DIDN'T CATCH A BASS
@@charlesmooney7129 hey Charles! It's wonderful to hear from you. We had a wonderful stay, and enjoyed getting to know all of you a little bit. As we told you then, we will be back someday.
We enjoyed our time on PEI. We enjoyed visiting the Anne of Green Gables estate among other sites. We stayed at the KOA and enjoyed dinner at Victoria by the Sea. I just mentioned to Marie that we need to go back to PEI. The areas you are descibing are areas we didnt get to see. PS. I like that Canada allows you tubers to video tape free as long as you aren't promoting a product. Nice job.
Thank you! I know we'll be back to PEI someday, if for no other reason than to get to see the Summerside area and all the way out to the northwestern tip of the island. However, I'd also love to get back to Campbell's Cove. 🤷
Yum yum give me some 🦞🦞😋. Beautiful views. Love the forest 👍
@@najruqwi7008 Thank you, and thanks so much for watching as always.
I’m up for having a Bogside 🍻
@@scotty92028 It was mighty tasty.
Thanks for a wonderful tour of PEI! I think that it is worth noting that Cavendish is really the only "touristy" area on all of PEI.
From what we saw, Brenda, we'd certainly agree.
Once again beautiful, beautiful photography and superb narration!
You're much too kind. Thank you.
Another great episode!
Thank you! And thanks so much for watching.
Great video, Loved the lighthouses!
Thank you Wayne! We're happy that you enjoyed this one, and thanks for watching.
Wow! Definitely spectacular! Pinned for our Grand Adventure…all because of your Grand Adventure! Thanks ❤
Thank you! Definitely keep this place on your radar, it's been one of the highlights of our summer season thus far.
An accurate representation of eastern P.E.I. I love the research you've done to describe our way of life.
The "Wook-a-lark", I look for it everytime I drive through The Glen, and have so far failed in sighting it!!!
Great video. Keep adventuring and enjoying.
It was great to have met you.
Thank you Stella! And thank you so very much for your warm hospitality during our visit. We will return someday.
Do the mink-bunny encounter as a stand alone video and warn viewers of the graphic nature of nature at work.
I really enjoyed this… I need to make plans to go there.. Thank you. You’re the Best..
You'll enjoy it immensely.
We will visit PEI on our next adventure. Thanks Guido !
@@dianabalto our pleasure, Diana! And when you do, please do give consideration to Campbell's Cove. They are absolutely wonderful, and such a stunning spot.
Loved the lighthouses
@@normgibson6565 second arm! We can't get enough of lighthouses, so doing it here was a no-brainer.
My ancestral home! My Grandfather was born in PEI.
We're happy that we could bring you there. It's a beautiful place.
Thank you for sharing. Beautiful.
And thank you for watching, Joe!
Love watching your videos!
@@frankenyon we sincerely appreciate that. Thank you, Fran.
We have not been to PEI but the video gave us hope.
It's most definitely worth the trip.
The lighthouses are magnificent ❤
@@scotty92028 they sure are, aren't they Scott? We can't get enough of lighthouses.
Neat Island!
Nice panoramic shots of the lighthouse.
Always thought the Canadian ferries were a little nicer than the American counterparts.
I would think that these small campgrounds would book up in the summer months.
Ram
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Most of them do, Ram, but Campbell's Cove is so far off the beaten path that it doesn't seem to. But that's why we picked it -- peace and solitude, instead of the rat race in areas of the island like Cavendish.
For ferries, the Cape May-Lewes ferry across the Delaware Bay that we took this last Sunday beats any that we've before encountered. Beautiful terminals with a full bar/grill and free mini golf while you await your departure. Full-on jetways to get foot passengers directly to the upper deck without interacting with the loading cars. Adirondack chairs on the outside decks and aircraft seating on the inside. It was plush!
We are heading to PEI will be there in a week. Thanks for all the great information.
Our pleasure, Don. Have a wonderful trip! We suspect that you'll fall in love with the place, too.
PEI yessss. Thanks so much for this!
Our pleasure @st-lucia. Thanks so much for coming along!
Hold on let us get a cocktail 🍹 did you went inside the church 😂 nice vid..
@@surfpapo not these churches, but they were plenty beautiful from the outside. cheers!
Campbell's Cove is my happy place! We have been going for at least a week every summer since 2017. Charlie, Stella, and Jenn are like family now. ❤
We felt exactly that way after only one week, Jo-Anne. It's a wonderful, wonderful campground. It's also the first campground ever where I actually bought a t-shirt, which should tell you something about how we felt about the place.
Great show, beautiful island. The wife and I rented a car for one day so years back and did the lighthouse tour along with Anne of Green Gables - hope to go back one day. Zoe looks good, give her head a rub for me. Be looking for you in NS next week.
Thanks Don! That was surely a wonderful way for you and your wife to enjoy the island. Zoe says, "Woof!"
Thank you for another wonderful video of some amazing places. The history and photograph is so good as always. More places to add to our list of must sees.
@@dianestevenson2630 definitely put this one on that list, Diane!
excellent once again Marc. I could not agree with you more, in that Cavendish is fun to see, but it is not really representative of the Island which offers simply so much more. We spent time last summer at Red Point Provincial Park which is not far from where you stayed, but I have taken careful note of where you were as it looked quite nice. Looking forward to your Cap Breton voyage next week. We love the Cabot Trail and everything the area has to offer, but I maintain that the drive around the Gaspe might be the more beautiful drive. Having said that I have done the Cabot Trail several times and will do it again. As always safe travels.....
@@ShawnPatterson402 I don't disagree with you. Honestly, I could have done everything I wanted to see on Cape Breton Island in two or three days. And definitely go see our new friends at Campbell's Cove. They are wonderful people, and deserve your business.
Looks like you were having the time of your life. Zoey too. Don
You know it, Don. All of us, for sure.
Very pretty ❤
It sure is, Deb. Thanks so much for watching!
While it’s free to come to PEI you should take the ferry here and take the bridge home as it’s cheaper to leave the island.
Linda, in our case it made far more sense to do the opposite as we were coming from Kouchibouguac and heading afterwards to Cape Breton. Taking the ferry to the island, and leaving via the bridge would've added hours of driving in both directions and also added substantial diesel costs @$7/gallon while towing, which were more than offset by the higher toll for the ferry.
Thats has to be the highest toll ive heard of...At least the campsite was reasonable....Interesting place, lookin forward to next week...Stay safe, be well...
@@akgobears Thank you as always, my friend. The tolls are steep. We actually saved money by taking the ferry. It was around CAD $140 but we made up the difference in time and diesel.
Just got finished watching your latest episode. It’s really good thanks for doing it. Stay safe this week.
If your planning a trip always take the ferry from Nova Scotia and leave from the bridge to see New Brunswick and yes even us islanders have to pay to get off the island. The government won’t even help when we have appointments to see a doctor in Nova Scotia or New Brunswick.
@@lindasmith5711 in our case, it made far more sense to do the opposite as we were coming from Kouchibouguac and heading afterwards to Cape Breton. Taking the ferry to the island, and leaving via the bridge would've added hours of driving in both directions and also added substantial diesel costs @$7/gallon while towing, which were more than offset by the higher toll for the ferry.
@@leeproffitt69 thank you very much, and same to you.
Great episode, Marc! We really enjoyed it. My wife is interested in knowing if you came across any references to Anne of Green Gables while on PEI?
Thank you! Yep, there's the Green Gables Heritage Place www.tourismpei.com/attractions/green-gables-heritage-place in Cavendish, although we didn't visit ourselves.
Thank you! I have passed the link on to her.
Love your video’s. We will be going in Sept. Just wondering what the cost was for the ferry.
Thank you! You'll love it. IIRC the ferry was ~ CAD $140 for our truck and trailer. Between the time saved and the diesel cost saved by going around via the bridge (which would've been CAD $67.50), it was worth it to us.
How are you doing mr Marc . Thank you for your sharing your trips with us showing us such magnificent landscapes.
@@Khatoon170 oh my, great to hear from you! It's been a while, and welcome back.
Thanks Marc... I never got to visit PEI while in New Brunswick and Nova Scotia back in 1998. So this was interesting for me to see.
I didn't know about the very temperate climate year round. That's really attractive.
Does the Campbell's Park stay open in the winter?
I noticed there weren't any sunny days on the Island while you were there. Is that typical?
Great adventure and lovely videography, as usual.
Gord
Thanks, Gord. We had some wonderfully sunny days while we were there -- the thumbnail photo for this video was taken on one of them. But we had plenty of clouds on other days, too. Given the maritime environment I suspect that's not unusual.
Campbell's Cove is seasonal, as seems to be the case with the vast majority of campgrounds up this way.
@@GrandAdventure Thanks Marc. Yeah... even though the weather may be good on the Island in the winter doesn't mean people want to deal with getting there in freezing icy weather.
Gord
Amazing work Marc. It was a pleasure getting to know you and we appreciate your stay with us and the shout out as well hah...Safe travels my friend!!
@@kyleouthouse4548 thank you so very much for your kind words, and your warm hospitality during our visit. You absolutely rock, sir.
@@GrandAdventure You are correct again, sir! Kyle absolutely rocks! 🎉
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