Seacow Head Lighthouse

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Seacow Head Lighthouse Built in 1864, open to public since 2024! Please note that overnight camping is not permitted.

While we truly appreciate everyone who enjoys visiting and supporting the lighthouse, the site is not licensed or insured for overnight camping accommodations.

The Seacow Head Lighthouse is officially closed for the season.What a season it has been - over 8,800 visitors from ever...
25/09/2026

The Seacow Head Lighthouse is officially closed for the season.

What a season it has been - over 8,800 visitors from every Canadian province and territory, every US state, and 28 foreign countries!

Thanks to everyone who has made this such a great and successful season - from our staff to our volunteer board members to our many visitors.

Together we continue to keep the light on!

Private visits can still be arranged (as board members availability allows) by emailing [email protected]

Thanks and we'll see you next season!

25/09/2026

What a gorgeous view!

Just a friendly reminder that our fees for Trips to the Top are very inexpensive.Today, though, we had a visitor that re...
23/09/2026

Just a friendly reminder that our fees for Trips to the Top are very inexpensive.

Today, though, we had a visitor that refused to pay and just went straight up.

Fortunately we were able to convince them to leave without having to get the RCMP involved.

They didn't sign the guestbook but someone said they thought her name was Yellow Warbler.

It's hard to believe but the end of our season is quickly approaching - but it's not too late to visit Seacow Head Light...
22/09/2026

It's hard to believe but the end of our season is quickly approaching - but it's not too late to visit Seacow Head Lighthouse!

We are open each day this week - through Friday, September 25th - from 10am - 6pm.

Stop by and get a stunning view from the top of the Confederation Bridge and the Northumberland Strait and learn about the history of the lighthouse!

Not able to make it this week?

Email [email protected] and one of our board members will try to arrange a time for you to stop in and visit outside our regular season hours!

Sunday, September 20th is the last day the cafe will be open at the lighthouse - come visit the lighthouse and get a fre...
20/09/2026

Sunday, September 20th is the last day the cafe will be open at the lighthouse - come visit the lighthouse and get a free ice cream!

While supplies last

Our camera had a little visitor who didn't look so small on the screens!
17/09/2026

Our camera had a little visitor who didn't look so small on the screens!

Now just missing Northwest Territories!!!
14/09/2026

Now just missing Northwest Territories!!!

We have been fortunate to have visitors (that we are aware of) from every province & territory except the Northwest Territories and every US State except Nevada, North Dakota, and West Virginia walk inside our lighthouse this season.

We’d love to complete the puzzle!

Are you from one of these places and visited? Please let us know.

Are you one of these places and currently in PEI? Come for a visit and we’ll send you the top for FREE!

11/09/2026
11/09/2026
In August there was an en plein air group that came to paint the lighthouse. Rebecca Hoenig was kind enough to share her...
11/09/2026

In August there was an en plein air group that came to paint the lighthouse.

Rebecca Hoenig was kind enough to share her artwork with us to share with you!

Address

198 Lighthouse Road, Bedeque PEI

C0B1C0

Opening Hours

Monday 10:00 - 18:00
Tuesday 09:00 - 17:00
Wednesday 10:00 - 18:00
Thursday 10:00 - 18:00
Friday 10:00 - 18:00
Saturday 10:00 - 18:00
Sunday 10:00 - 18:00

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