Things to do & places to visit in Tyne Valley, Prince Edward Island, Canada

Tyne Valley city in , Prince Edward Island, Canada. Timezone: America/Halifax, current date and time: Saturday, May 11, 2024, 4:51.

Top things to do (6)

• Speciality & Gift Shops
• Speciality Museums
• Farms
• Other Zoos & Aquariums
• Lessons & Workshops
• Nature & Wildlife Areas

Top places to visit

1. 4.5 Green Gable Alpacas (44 reviews)
   - A very special experience!
   Saturday: 11:00 AM - 4:00 PM Spent 1-2 hours Speciality & Gift Shops • Nature & Wildlife Areas • Other Zoos & Aquariums • Lessons & Workshops • Farms
   
   
   Conveniently located 20 minutes from Summerside, PE on Atlantic's Oyster Coast, Green Gable Alpacas offers unique family fun. Our Authentic PEI Experiences offer you the opportunity to learn about farming these amazing creatures, their husbandry and breeding and why their fibre is so luxurious. No visit is complete without a stop at the Boutique where you can find the perfect gift for yourself or that special, hard-to-buy-for someone. **Alpaca visits and farm tours are only available from May until September.** Visit us online for full schedule, tour availability, and to book your visit. Tour space is limited, reservations are required. Follow the link below to book your tour today. No dogs. No smoking. Footwear required. See more..
   
2. 4.5 Green Park Shipbuilding Museum and Yeo House (31 reviews)
   - Very informative if you take the guided tour
   Speciality Museums
   
   
   The first building to see is the Shipbuilding museum. There are a few artifacts and details surrounding them in this small exhibit. It’s there because James Yeo built ships around PEI and lived in the house next door. The schoolhouse is also there, but is one room with a few desks in it. The Orwell Village has a better example of a schoolhouse. The real attraction here is the Yeo House, where a wealthy family lived with their servants. There are many artifacts to see throughout and it’s a great display of many technologies of the time. The guided tour goes a few times a day (last one at 3:30) and is definitely worth timing your trip for. The guide was extremely informative and interesting, with tales of haunted toys, explanations of the objects throughout and a great sense of how these people lived was given. We thoroughly enjoyed our visit. See more..