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basement of the newer annex (built to copy the older building to perfection) is an exer-
cise room, sauna and conference area.
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New Glasgow
New Glasgow is a quiet town that spreads elegantly across the shores of the River Clyde.
This is the favorite lobster supper getaway for folks from Charlottetown, although it's be-
coming equally respected for its luscious preserves.
Sleeping & Eating
New Glasgow Highlands
Camping & Cabins CAMPGROUND $
( 902-964-3232; www.campcabinpei.com ; Rte 224; campsites/RV sites $32/38, cabins $60;
Apr-Nov; ) The 20-odd sites here are properly spaced in the forest, each with its own
fire pit. For rainy days there are simple cooking facilities in the lodge. Add a laundry, a
small store, a heated swimming pool and a mystifying absence of bugs, and you're
laughing. There are also bright cabins, each with two bunks, a double bed, a sofa and a
picnic table, but no linen or pillows; bathrooms are shared. Be sure to book ahead and
don't even think about making late-night noise - peace is the word.
My Mother's Country Inn B&B $$$
( 800-278-2071, 902-964-2508; www.mymotherscountryinn.com ; Rte 13; d incl breakfast
$110-225, cottages $125-250; ) An oasis within 20 hectares of rolling hills, brisk streams
and enchanting woodlands, this is pure, rural delight. The house is the essence of country
style with sea-green and ochre painted walls, bright pastel quilts, wood floors and plenty
of light. A big red barn just begs to be photographed beside a storybook brook.
Café on the Clyde CAFE $$$
( 902-964-4300; dinner mains $13-20; 9am-8pm) This is one of the better casual dining
options near the national park as long as the tour buses haven't arrived before you have.
Sun reflects in off the River Clyde and makes this place glow. The vegetarian wraps with
a hint of feta truly hit the spot; finish the meal with the house specialty, raspberry cream
cheese pie. The cafe is an addition to the famous PEI Preserve Company ( 9am-8pm
Jun-Sep) . While the preserves are a tad pricey, we think they're worth every penny; if
 
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