Blooming Point Beach
Mount Stewart, Prince Edward Island, Canada
Restrooms
Not AvailableNo
Food & Drinks
Not AvailableNo
Parking
AvailableYes - small grassy parking area, about a 10-minute walk to the beach
Nudity Policy
OPTIONALNudity is optional but expected on the left side after a short walk
The Good
- Long, quiet shoreline: Blooming Point offers a 4 km stretch of soft golden sand and rolling dunes, perfect for peaceful walks and long, uninterrupted swims.
- Friendly naturist area: The clothing-optional section lies to the left of the main entrance, attracting a small but respectful crowd of regulars and curious newcomers. Visitors describe it as calm, open, and nonjudgmental; ideal for first-time nudists.
- Scenic and natural: The beach feels remote and untouched, with warm Gulf of St. Lawrence water, clean sand, and no commercial noise. The surrounding dunes make it feel private even when others are nearby.
- Accessible yet hidden: Just a short drive from Charlottetown (about 30 minutes), but tucked away down quiet rural roads that keep crowds away.
- Great for evening fires: Bonfires are common here on calm nights, adding to the relaxed, rustic vibe of the area.
The Bad
- No facilities: There are no washrooms, showers, or garbage bins, so plan ahead and pack out what you bring in.
- Rough access road: The final stretch of red dirt road can get muddy after rain; drive carefully or park early if conditions are bad.
- Wind and chill: The water, while clear, can be cold and occasionally rough depending on weather and tides.
- Scattered debris: Visitors occasionally report litter or remnants from bonfires near the dunes - unfortunately common on remote beaches.
- Mostly male crowd: The naturist section often sees a predominance of solo men, though couples and small mixed groups visit too.
The Naked Truth
Blooming Point Beach is one of Prince Edward Island’s most beautiful and naturally preserved coastal spots; a wide, dune-backed expanse where locals and travelers quietly enjoy clothing-optional freedom. Though unofficial, nudity is a long-standing tradition here, especially along the far-left side past the main entrance.
There’s no infrastructure, lifeguard, or shade - just sand, sea, and the sound of waves. It’s serene, uncommercial, and best suited for those seeking a raw, authentic beach experience which is common at nude beaches in Atlantic Canada.
Insider Tip
From the parking area, head straight to the beach and turn left, this is where the naturists are. Walk about 5–10 minutes to reach the clothing-optional area. Pack light, bring water and sunscreen, and be prepared for a bit of a walk.
Who's Here
Naturists, locals, and travelers looking for solitude; mostly solo men, occasional couples.
Beach Surface
Soft golden sand with gentle surf and dunes behind.
Access Difficulty
Moderate: rough rural road and 10-minute walk from parking; flat once on the beach.
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Our Visit
Discover the beauty and freedom of Blooming Point Beach, a stunning nude beach destination.
Discover the beauty and freedom of Blooming Point Beach, a stunning nude beach destination.
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Getting There
Blooming Point Beach is located about 30 km northeast of Charlottetown, PEI.
By Car: Take Highway 2 toward Mount Stewart, then turn onto Route 218 (Blooming Point Road). Before the road turns to gravel, turn left onto the sandy access road leading to the grassy parking area. From there, walk along the path to the beach and head left for the naturist zone.
By Public Transport: There are unfortunately no options by public transport.
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