Local Attractions

 
 

The Toy Factory

The Toy Factory is a must stop no matter your age. There are plenty of toys available for play-testing and they know young families are happy to find their toys aren’t just lots of fun, they’re reasonably priced too. And they’re made to be solid and sturdy, the old-fashioned way. Toys made to last a lifetime.

They offer a wide range of quality toys for all ages. The toy store features “hands-on” play areas with plenty of toys for kids to try out. They also have a toy-making workshop which is also frequently open to visitors during the summer, so families can watch and interact with our toy-makers at work.

The Mill

The Mill in New Glasgow is a restaurant, community hub and take-out marché that celebrates local food as a connector of people to place, history, family and civic life. Chef Emily Wells and her team are known for serving high quality comfort food prepared with locally-sourced ingredients and international flair.

Glasgow Hills Golf Club

In an area of the country known for its magnificent golf venues, Glasgow Hills stands out on the list of must play Prince Edward Island golf courses.

Widely recognized as one of the islands exceptional golf experiences. The golf course runs over diverse terrain that challenges players of every skill level. Dramatic views of the River Clyde and the Gulf of St. Lawrence offer a spectacular setting in which to play.

 
 

Glasgow Glen Farm

The on-site shop features Gouda cheeses in an array of delicious and creative flavours including Caraway, Smoked Peppercorn, Beer, Bluda (a blue Gouda!) and Pizza – a flavour that’s been very popular with the young folks!

Visitors to Glasgow Glen Farm can also look forward to enjoying hot stone-baked pizza, freshly baked goodies including GIANT cinnamon rolls, and other lunch and snack items made in-house.  While you’re visiting, be sure to take a peek at the cheese cellar rooms – you may just catch sight of the big cheese himself, Jeff!

The Preserve Company

The Preserve Company offers something for everyone! There is a retail shop offering jams, jellies, tea cups, salsas, chocolates, teas and gift boxes. All items are chosen carefully. They must be functional, beautiful and offer value. They only sell items they enjoy.

There is a seasonal restaurant overlooking the beautiful Clyde River. The gardens of Hope are available for a relaxing walk after dinner or just to unwind at the end of the day.

Don’t miss the Butterfly House where you can get up close with various types of butterflies.

Gardens of Hope

These spacious 12 acre gardens were created for Islanders and visitors alike to enjoy the natural beauty of Prince Edward Island. We highly recommend taking a walk through the gardens. On the grounds is the “Respite Cottage” it is a place of rest, hope and renewed spirit. The cottage is made available for individuals, families, or caregivers coping with the effects of a life threatening illness. It is also made available to caregivers and those ministering to others who themselves are experiencing compassion fatigue. Individuals who are diagnosed with a life-threatening illness and are well enough to travel are welcome to stay at The Cottage for up to one week. We encourage making a donation if you are able.