Marine Rail Park

Restrooms were unkempt and quite dirty. Lock in the evening, so very inconvenient for travelers.

An okay very small park with a very big and fantastic view of the bride and bay. The interesting history is documented near the parking. It also has some cute play structures for the kids and restrooms. Fishermen can often be seen nearby. Well worth the time to visit.

Well, well maintained and, funnily enough, you can see the bridge better than from the artificially created tourist parking lot with all the booths. Parking spaces unpaved and dusty

From here you have a great view of the Confederation Bridge.
You have to guess the way there from the main road.

Best view of the longuest bridge in the country and best piece of engineering we ever build

Great place to go for sunset pictures and romantic walks with a coffee from the local Tim's.
It has mosquitoes so beware of that, and the washroom isn't always open.

Worth a visit to see the view and learn a bit about how people and cargo got to the island before the bridge was built.

Lovely open area at the island end of the Confederation Bridge. It’s kept well groomed and free of litter by the maintenance crew who are friendly and will to answer questions about the park and the area in general.

Can get crowded if there is a cruise ship in Charlottetown. I was there when three busses arrived at nearly the same time and disgorged their loads.
The bathrooms are open during the day (hours are posted) and are kept clean.

Confederation Bridge is an impressive Canada's symbol. Must visit at least once in life.

Small park. Has a lighthouse, some play boat structure, a memorial, a red rail road car, some rail road tracks and an information centre.

Great views of the Confederation Bridge though. Can take some pretty good photos of the bridge here.

Clean bathrooms and an excellent view of the Confederation Bridge. Also has a nice picnic area.

Great historic park with a beautiful view of the Confederation Bridge. There's restrooms and it is clean. A must stop!

This was a port STOP, and not an embarkation point. We were a smaller cruise line (Silversea), and the only issue was that they had us disembark from the 5th deck which necessitated the use of stairs, and for many elderly, it was difficult. We had trolly busses waiting and they were on a 15 minute schedule, so it was convenient.

Great place to do for photos of the Confederation Bridge. Also has clean public restrooms.

Pretty little park with lots of history. Worth a stop. Unfortunately, the museum was closed, but a great spot to stretch your legs and get a view of the Confederation Bridge.