Prince Edward Island #16
Kings Byway Scenic Drive Route, Town of Souris to Town of St. Peters
Prince Edward Island Road Map Travel Guide

This highway (The Kings Highway Scenic Drive Route) Follows the eastern coastline to East Point, the most north eastern point of the island, and then heads west and follows the north coast to the town of St. Peters

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Km	Miles	Road Item	Road Summary
0.0 (81.3)	0.0 (50.5)	Town of Souris	Access to Ilse-de-la-Madeleine ferry, south of highway. Provincial Information Centre. NOTE. highway #2 becomes highway #16 east of Souris, this portion becomes the Kings Byway Scenic Route. East to East Cape. West via highway #2, to city of Charlottetown. Centre Prince Edward Island Visitor Information / Directions Magdalen Islands Ferry Information Kings Byway Scenic Drive Route Information / map
0.0 (81.3)	0.0 (50.5)	Souris Beach Provincial Park	Souris Beach Provincial Park, no campground. Located on highway #2, outside of the town of Souris. Souris Beach is a day use park featuring an unsupervised beach, playground, showers, a wheelchair accessible washroom, flush toilets, canoe and kayak rentals. Souris Beach is a great windsurfing location. Pets are permitted on leash. Access to Provincial Information Centre.
0.0 (81.3)	0.0 (50.5)	Photo	Main Street, town of Souris
1.3 (80.0)	0.8 (49.7)	Bed and Breakfast by the Sea	South side of highway
3.8 (77.5)	2.4 (48.2)	Photo	View from highway
4.2 (77.1)	2.6 (47.9)	Point of Interest	Crossing Little Harbour Creek
5.0 (76.3)	3.1 (47.4)	Junction of Highway #303	North side of highway .This highway is classed as a Prince Edward Island Scenic Heritage Road.
6.7 (74.6)	4.2 (46.4)	Entering community of Red Point	Access from highway
10.7 (70.6)	6.6 (43.9)	Junction of Highway #302	North to community of Baltic. South to Red Point Provincial Park Campgrounds. On Route 16, 13 km east of Souris. Red Point is open from mid June to the end of September and features a supervised ocean beach, kitchen shelter, change rooms, hot showers (8), flush toilets (15), fireplaces, playground and a dumping station. Three-way sites designed for large recreational vehicles. Pets permitted on leash. Bilingual service. Accommodations: 32(u); 12(2w) and 45(3w).
11.5 (69.8)	7.1 (43.4)	Roadside Highway Turnout with picnic tables	South side of highway
14.4 (66.9)	8.9 (41.6)	Junction of Highway #301	Community of Bothwell. Services at highway, fuel. North to community of Munns Road.
17.5 (63.8)	10.9 (39.6)	Junction of highway #16a	Community of South Lake. North to community of Elmira, North Lake
18.3 (63.0)	11.4 (39.1)	Sandpiper Bed and Breakfast	Access from highway
22.6 (58.7)	14.0 (36.5)	Note Leaving Highway #16 for a short side trip	To East Point, the farthest north east point of Prince Edward Island
24.7 (56.6)	15.3 (35.2)	Light House Point (East Point)	The tides of The Atlantic oceon and the Gulf of St. Lawrence meet here.
24.7 (56.6)	15.3 (35.2)	Photo	Light House at East Point. Prince Edward Island. Off Rte 16, One of the Island's 'first generation' lighthouses. Picnic area, Craft shop, Welcome Centre.
26.7 (54.6)	16.6 (33.9)	Junction of Highway #16 and East Point Road
29.2 (52.1)	18.1 (32.4)	Community of North Lake	Island Welcome Information Centre
34.4 (46.9)	21.4 (29.1)	Junction of Highway #16 a	South to community of Elmira
34.7 (46.6)	21.6 (29.0)	Photo	View from highway
35.5 (45.8)	22.1 (28.5)	Junction of Highway #301	South to communities of Eastern Kings, Munns Road
36.4 (44.9)	22.6 (27.9)	Point of Interest	Crossing North Lake Creek
38.2 (43.1)	23.7 (26.8)	Community of Fairfield	Access from highway
38.8 (42.5)	24.1 (26.4)	Junction of Highway #303	South to community of Glencorradale
40.0 (41.3)	24.9 (25.7)	Community of Cambells Cove	Access from highway
40.5 (40.8)	25.2 (25.4)	Cambells Cove Campground	Campground. On Route 16, 5 km west of Elmira. The Park is open from mid June to mid September and features an ocean beach, Facilities: 8-3way sites, 10 2-way sites and 30 unserviced sites. Pets permitted on leash. Campbells Cove Campground Information / Directions
42.6 (38.7)	26.5 (24.0)	Junction of Highway #302	Community of Priest Pond. South to community of Baltic, Red Point Provincial Park, campgrounds
44.0 (37.3)	27.3 (23.2)	Point of Interest	Crossing Priest Pond Creek
45.2 (36.1)	28.1 (22.4)	Community of Bayfield
47.9 (33.4)	29.8 (20.8)	Community of Rock Bara	Access from highway
51.9 (29.4)	32.3 (18.3)	Junction of Highway #305	Community of Hermanville. South to communities of Harmony Junction, Souris Line Road
56.5 (24.8)	35.1 (15.4)	Junction of Highway #306	Community of Clear Springs. South to community of New Zealand
60.1 (21.2)	37.3 (13.2)	Junction of Highway #307	South to communities of St. Margarets, Bear River
62.5 (18.8)	38.8 (11.7)	Harbour Road	North to Shipwreck Point, Naufrage Harbour
64.6 (16.7)	40.1 (10.4)	Shipwreck Cafe	Shipwreck Cafe. Milebymile staff stopped here, great chowder great staff.
64.6 (16.7)	40.1 (10.4)	Community of Naufrage	Shipwreck Cottages. Shipwreck Point Cottages are located in the traditional fishing village of Naufrage
67.7 (13.6)	42.1 (8.5)	Junction of Highway #309	South to community of Selkirk
70.9 (10.4)	44.1 (6.5)	Community of Goose River	South of highway
76.0 (5.3)	47.2 (3.3)	Junction of Highway #336	North to community of Cable Head East
78.9 (2.4)	49.0 (1.5)	Cable Head Bed and Breakfast & Cottages	West side of highway Cable Head B & B Information
80.3 (1.0)	49.9 (0.6)	Junction of Highway #313	Entering Community of St. Peters Bay. North to community of Greenwich, Greenwich National Park
80.3 (1.0)	49.9 (0.6)	Photo	View of St. Peters Bay Prince Edward Island.
81.3 (0.0)	50.5 (0.0)	Junction of Highway #2	Community of St. Peters, Provincial Visitor Information Centre at highway. NOTE, The Kings Byway Scenic Route joins highway #2 at this point and heads west. East via highway #2 to town of Souris.South to city of Charlottetown. KIngs Byway Scenic Drive Directions / Map
81.3 (0.0)	50.5 (0.0)	Inn at St. Peters	Access from Highway. Nestled at the foot of St. Peters Bay on Greenwich Road Inn at St. Peters Inn Information