Beach and Beyond

12/27/2025

The beach is calling…

12/22/2025

We are a guest favourite🛎️🩵❗️

https://www.airbnb.ca/rooms/587784864408160657?viralityEntryPoint=1&s=76

12/21/2025

2026 Calendar Open for Bookings

12/18/2025

We are open for 2026 bookings.

10/11/2025

2026 bookings will open late Nov. and then you can check availability here https://www.airbnb.ca/rooms/587784864408160657?viralityEntryPoint=1&s=76

Please note that I have updated the guest rules. You can review the changes on the House Rules tab.

09/29/2025

The 2025 season is a wrap.
39 - 5⭐️ reviews. You all love our little cottage as much as we do.
See you all next spring.

09/10/2025

So much choice at Cooper’s
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We have some local grapes,tomatoes and plums. We also have Mackenzie yellow beans that will be finishing soon, so don’t miss out on the last few feeds of yellow beans!

09/01/2025

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💕✨ Closing Early Today – September 1st ✨💕

We’ll be closing up shop a little earlier than usual today so we can celebrate our hardworking Sweet Company crew with a special staff event. 🎉🍬🍦

Our team puts their hearts into every fudge swirl, candy scoop, and ice cream cone all season long – and today it’s our turn to treat them! 💕👏

Thank you for understanding – we’ll be back to regular hours tomorrow.

Stop by and see us in Wood Islands soon, and help us cheer on the best staff around! 🏝️💕

08/12/2025

Checkmout Double Hill Cidery
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Join us at Double Hill Cidery for a summer of live music, local flavours, and unforgettable atmosphere. from classical ensembles to jazz & blues and latin music—set against the stunning backdrop of our orchard and rolling hills.

08/11/2025

No campfires folks 🔥

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PEI’s minister responsible for forestry has issued a fire closure order that bans all fires in the province, including campfires, until further notice.

The ban on campfires and bonfires includes fires on private property as well at provincial parks and campgrounds. Fines under the Forest Fire Prevention Act are enforced while a fire closure order is in place. Fines can reach up to $50,000, plus victims of crime costs. A person causing a fire may be liable for all damages arising from the fire.

Domestic brush burning, known as category 1 burns, continue to be banned. Permits are now revoked for industrial and agricultural burns, also known as category 2, 3 and 4 permits, regardless of weather conditions.

Additional information on the fire closure order is available https://www.princeedwardisland.ca/en/information/environment-energy-and-climate-action/burn-ban-fire-closure-order-frequently-asked

Read the full release here https://www.princeedwardisland.ca/en/news/fire-ban-in-place-in-pei-including-campfires