Neighbourhood Guide
New Glasgow & the River Clyde Valley
A picturesque Prince Edward Island community where Scottish heritage, coastal beauty, and vibrant culture come together along the banks of the River Clyde.
About New Glasgow
A small village with an outsized sense of community
New Glasgow is a charming rural community in Queens County, Prince Edward Island, situated along the scenic River Clyde valley. Settled by Scottish families who arrived in 1819 and 1820, the village retains a deep connection to its heritage while offering a welcoming, close-knit atmosphere.
Located along PEI's Central Coastal Drive, New Glasgow sits just 10 minutes from Cavendish and the Island's famed North Shore. The River Clyde winds through the valley and plays both a scenic and recreational role in community life. Despite its small size, the village is home to some of PEI's most beloved cultural institutions.
Whether you are drawn by the renowned New Glasgow Lobster Suppers, the celebrated River Clyde Pageant, or the quiet beauty of the valley itself, this community offers a quality of life that is uniquely PEI.
Getting Around
How walkable is the area?
New Glasgow is a car-dependent rural community, but everything important is within easy reach.
Cavendish
10 min drive · ~8 km
Charlottetown
25-35 min drive · ~30-40 km
Hunter River
10 min drive · ~9 km
North Rustico
15 min drive · ~15 km
Summerside
40 min drive · ~60 km
Schools
Part of the Bluefield Family of Schools
The New Glasgow and Clyde River area is served by the PEI Public Schools Branch. Local families attend Central Queens Elementary for grades K through 6, then transition to Bluefield High School for grades 7 through 12.
Central Queens Elementary
Grades K-6
19821 Route 2, Hunter River
PEI Public Schools Branch
Bluefield High School
Grades 7-12
924 Colville Road, Hampshire
PEI Public Schools Branch
Things to Do
Explore the Area
From world-class lobster suppers to national parks, the River Clyde Valley has something for everyone.
New Glasgow Lobster Suppers
One of PEI's most famous dining experiences. Church-style lobster supper with locally sourced seafood.
Visit WebsiteRiver Clyde Arts
Community arts organization producing the celebrated River Clyde Pageant and cultural events.
Visit WebsiteGreen Gables Heritage Place
Explore the land that inspired L.M. Montgomery's beloved Anne of Green Gables, just minutes away.
Visit WebsitePEI National Park
Oceanview Lookout, beaches, and hiking trails along the North Shore. 15 minutes from the property.
Visit WebsiteShining Waters Family Fun Park
Amusement park with rides, water activities, and family entertainment in nearby Hunter River.
Visit WebsiteCavendish Cliffs
Dramatic red sandstone cliffs with stunning views of the Gulf of St. Lawrence.
Visit WebsiteCould New Glasgow be your next home?
Cheryl Burns knows this community inside and out. Reach out today to learn more about living in the River Clyde Valley.