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The peace and serenity of Wild Goose Lodge is the perfect balance to your Prince Edward Island adventure. Your host, Jim Duggan has been running the lodge since 1988. Their experience in planning a corporate getaway, challenging golf tours, family holidays or fall goose hunting trips will make your visit one that will bring you back again and again.
Wild Goose Lodge is ideal for the small corporate getaway. The inspirational view from the deck and the casual comfort of the common room create an atmosphere that encourages active participation. The lodge offers a wide variety of on-site recreation equipment and excellent food service for meetings. When the work is done, adventure is close at hand, from deep sea fishing to celebrity sightings, from the charms of Charlottetown to simply wandering the pastoral back roads or swimming in the warmest water north of the Carolinas.
Three airlines service Charlottetown airport (the only commercial airport on Prince Edward Island) all with regular flights during the summer months:
DIRECTIONS TO THE LODGE FROM THE AIRPORT
To get to Wild Goose Lodge from the airport take Route #2 to Norboro (approximately 25 miles). Pick up Route #8 at Norboro (there is a large Church at the intersection). Take Route # 8 to New London where it becomes Route #20. Follow Route #20 to French River. Turn right on River Road Left on to Cape Road
The Wild Goose Lodge is at 292 Cape Road.
DIRECTIONS TO THE LODGE FROM PICTOU, NOVA SCOTIA
From Pictou, Nova Scotia take the Wood Island Ferry to Prince Edward Island. Follow Highway #1 to Charlottetown (approximately 45 minutes). Just over the causeway leading into the city turn right onto Riverside Drive (just before a Tim Horton’s). Four traffic lights will take you to Route #2. Turn right on River Road. Left on to Cape Road. The Wild Goose Lodge is at 292 Cape Road.
DIRECTIONS TO THE LODGE FROM NEW BRUNSWICK
Travelers from New Brunswick will take the Confederation Bridge to Prince Edward Island.
Take Highway #1 to Kensington Just past the town’s only traffic lights turn left onto Hwy 101 to Route #20. Turn right onto Route#20 for two miles. Turn left onto River Road. Turn left onto Cape Road. The Wild Goose Lodge is at 292 Cape Road.
DIRECTIONS FROM BANGOR MAINE
Take either Route 9 (Airport Route) to the Calais/St. Stephen (New Brunswick) point of entry to Canada or I-95 from Bangor to the Houlton, Maine border crossing. If crossing at Houlton, once across the border take Rte 95, which after a 15 minute drive, connects to TCH #2, which you will stay on for an approximate 3.5 hour drive, bypassing the cities of Fredericton and Moncton and connecting to Rte. #16 at Aulac, New Brunswick for the final 30 miles to the Confederation Bridge connecting New Brunswick to Prince Edward Island. You get off the bridge at Borden, PEI and then head towards Sunmerside on TCH #1 for approximately 20 miles (bypassing the one exit to Summerside ). You will then come a traffic circle where you will turn right to travel towards Kensington on Rte #2 (approximately 8 miles). You will go stright through the only set of traffic lights in Kensington and then almost immediately take a left turn unto Rte #101 to Park Corner (8 miles). You will turn right off Rte. #101 unto Rte. #20 for the two miles drive to French River and follow the signs to Wild Goose Lodge.
Approximate travel time from Wild Goose Lodge:
Wild Goose Lodge is ideal for the small corporate getaway. The inspirational view from the deck and the casual comfort of the common room create an atmosphere that encourages active participation. The lodge offers a wide variety of on-site recreation equipment and excellent food service for meetings. When the work is done, adventure is close at hand, from deep sea fishing to celebrity sightings, from the charms of Charlottetown to simply wandering the pastoral back roads or swimming in the warmest water north of the Carolinas.Three airlines service Charlottetown airport (the only commercial airport on Prince Edward Island) all with regular flights during the summer months:
- Air Canada
- Westjet
- Northwest Airlines
DIRECTIONS TO THE LODGE FROM THE AIRPORT
To get to Wild Goose Lodge from the airport take Route #2 to Norboro (approximately 25 miles). Pick up Route #8 at Norboro (there is a large Church at the intersection). Take Route # 8 to New London where it becomes Route #20. Follow Route #20 to French River. Turn right on River Road Left on to Cape Road
The Wild Goose Lodge is at 292 Cape Road.
DIRECTIONS TO THE LODGE FROM PICTOU, NOVA SCOTIA
From Pictou, Nova Scotia take the Wood Island Ferry to Prince Edward Island. Follow Highway #1 to Charlottetown (approximately 45 minutes). Just over the causeway leading into the city turn right onto Riverside Drive (just before a Tim Horton’s). Four traffic lights will take you to Route #2. Turn right on River Road. Left on to Cape Road. The Wild Goose Lodge is at 292 Cape Road.
DIRECTIONS TO THE LODGE FROM NEW BRUNSWICK
Travelers from New Brunswick will take the Confederation Bridge to Prince Edward Island.
Take Highway #1 to Kensington Just past the town’s only traffic lights turn left onto Hwy 101 to Route #20. Turn right onto Route#20 for two miles. Turn left onto River Road. Turn left onto Cape Road. The Wild Goose Lodge is at 292 Cape Road.
DIRECTIONS FROM BANGOR MAINE
Take either Route 9 (Airport Route) to the Calais/St. Stephen (New Brunswick) point of entry to Canada or I-95 from Bangor to the Houlton, Maine border crossing. If crossing at Houlton, once across the border take Rte 95, which after a 15 minute drive, connects to TCH #2, which you will stay on for an approximate 3.5 hour drive, bypassing the cities of Fredericton and Moncton and connecting to Rte. #16 at Aulac, New Brunswick for the final 30 miles to the Confederation Bridge connecting New Brunswick to Prince Edward Island. You get off the bridge at Borden, PEI and then head towards Sunmerside on TCH #1 for approximately 20 miles (bypassing the one exit to Summerside ). You will then come a traffic circle where you will turn right to travel towards Kensington on Rte #2 (approximately 8 miles). You will go stright through the only set of traffic lights in Kensington and then almost immediately take a left turn unto Rte #101 to Park Corner (8 miles). You will turn right off Rte. #101 unto Rte. #20 for the two miles drive to French River and follow the signs to Wild Goose Lodge.
Approximate travel time from Wild Goose Lodge:
- Halifax ----- 3 hours 30 min
- Yarmouth -- 6 hours
- Sydney ----- 6 hours 30 min (including ferry travel)
- Moncton --- 1 hour 45 min
- Saint John -- 3 hours
- Fredericton - 3 hours 30 min
- St. Stephen - 4 hours
- Montréal ---14 hours
- Bangor ----- 6 hours 30 min
- Boston -----10 hours
