Our Charlottetown stay: a thoughtful Quality Inn pet welcome, easy walks to the waterfront and downtown patios where Tilly could people-watch.
Charlottetown was an easy downtown base after our Tracadie Beach afternoon. The Quality Inn & Suites Downtown was a short walk from the waterfront and central streets.
We walked the Boardwalk and Confederation Landing Park, ate at the Chip Shack and John Brown Grille, and appreciated Downtown Charlottetown’s Paws Downtown program for making dog-friendly businesses easier to find.
Harbour walks
Dog-friendly attractions
Our waterfront and park walks with Tilly in downtown Charlottetown.
Visited with Tilly Charlottetown Boardwalk
An easy waterfront walk beside downtown Charlottetown, part of the harbour route we enjoyed with Tilly during our stay.
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Visited with Tilly Confederation Landing Park
A downtown waterfront park that joined the Boardwalk as part of our regular Charlottetown wander with Tilly.
Read our notesDowntown base
Dog-friendly lodgings
A downtown Charlottetown hotel with a thoughtful pet welcome.
Downtown outdoor dining
Dog-friendly restaurants
Our floating Chip Shack dinner and a John Brown Grille patio meal with Tilly.
Visited with Tilly John Brown Grille
A Richmond Street patio meal with Tilly, a bowl of water, live acts on the performing-arts stage and plenty of people-watching.
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Visited with Tilly The Chip Shack
A fun floating-pontoon dinner stop beside Confederation Landing Park, with takeout windows and straw-umbrella seating where we ate with Tilly on our first night.
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Resources
External groups and websites that track dog-friendly options near Charlottetown.
Downtown Charlottetown’s program highlighting pet-friendly businesses and places to visit with a dog.