Reviews of Ardgowan National Historic Site (Gardener)

2 Palmers Ln, Charlottetown, PE C1A 5V8, Canada

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Here you will be able to see all the opinions of people like you who know the products of Ardgowan National Historic Site (Gardener) near Cavendish (Canada).

Right now the firm receives a rating of 4.4 out of 5 and that score has been based on 36 reviews.

As you can read, it has an average rating is very good, and it is founded on a high number of feddbacks, so we may say that the evaluation is very credible. If people have bothered to evaluate when they are happy with the service, is that it works.

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This Gardener is classified in the category of Heritage building.

Where is Ardgowan National Historic Site?

REVIEWS OF Ardgowan National Historic Site IN Cavendish

Sandra Aguila

Easy stop to pick up early bird provincial park pass ♡

Patrick Ross

Mainly offices but nice grounds to walk and nice old buildings.

Chi Mai

Walking down the street the other day

David Gibler

Safri Financial

shawn

Great spot for a walk right in town. Lots of species of trees and plants.

Adam Foley

Very pretty park grounds, however no public washrooms were available. A nice quick place for a walk amongst nature in Charlottetown.

JYSER roshan seeam

Amal Thomas

T. C.

Great place for a walk with kids

Ian Darragh

Important to understand that only the grounds of this historic site are accessible to visitors. Parks Canada is using the interior of the building for offices, and unfortunately the interior has not been restored to what it would have looked like in the 1860s. Visitors cannot tour the inside of what was the home of PEI's father of Confederation, William Henry Pope (1825-1879). This is a shame because the house is famous for hosting George Brown when he participated in the Charlottetown Conference; and was the site of a "grand luncheon" of PEI lobsters, oysters, etc., that Pope hosted for Sir John and the other delegates. Ironically, PEI declined to join Confederation in 1867, despite Pope's role in hosting the Charlottetown conference. PEI finally joined Confederation in 1873 when it was faced with a financial crisis -- the colony incurred a huge debt during the building of the Island railway. Lost opportunity to tell the story of the owner of this historic site, and his role in facilitating PEI's entry into Confederation.

Redd Mann

The ceiling in the front area looks great

Steve Buell

Nice quiet little park. I imagine it will be beautiful when things start coming into bloom. I was impressed there was an electric vehicle charging station in the parking lot.