Green gables heritage place is a great setup to the memory of the author who create Anne of Green Gables. The historic site and heritage place has an interpretative centre, the house of her cousins (very cute house and a good spot for photos), few trails to wander (lover's lane, haunted woods trail - connects to montgomery park), overall its a nicely done site to honour the memory of the late author. Good place to visit, especially for fans of Anne of green gables. 6.25/person admission fee is charged to visit the Green Gables.

In all honesty, while a grew up watching some of the Anne of Green Gables tv shows, I haven’t read the book. This stop was quick. It was free with a parks Canada pass. Beat the line to walk through the house. Walked around the grounds and checked out the gift shop. The part I enjoyed the most was the information about the author’s life.

It was a cool and rainy day when we visited, but even at 9 in the morning there was a bus of people there. This is an iconic stop in PEI. The pioneer home is set up beautifully making one wish they could live there. Definitely worth a visit whether a fan of the book or not.

Beautiful setting inside the historical house and outside on the grounds and pathways thru the woods. The experience was made even more pleasurable by the excellent weather. This is a must see visit for PEI.

Literature lovers, anyone who read Anne of Green Gables or grew up watching the movie must stop here. Take a stroll down “Lovers Lane” or through the “Haunted Wood” after going through the beautiful tribute to LM Montgomery found in the entrance building. The Green Gables home is quaint and captures what Anne’s home may have looked like. We arrived early in the morning and avoided any crowds. It was a highlight of our trip to PEI.

Since this is the house LM Montgomery used as inspiration for the Cuthbert home, I simply had to see it. The information in the first building was quite interesting, and the gift shop was appreciated. My daughter and I hiked the Haunted Woods trail, but it was a challenge for this 68-year-old on a hot, humid day. It was longer than we anticipated, so visitors should be aware. That said, it was a beautiful attraction, and I would recommend it for all Anne fans.

I loved the Anne of Green Gables books and this museum didn’t disappoint. In addition to seeing the Green Gables farmhouse (which belonged to a cousin of the author), visitors can walk two short trails. In the visitor center, we learned about LM Montgomery and I particularly enjoyed seeing all the book covers in different languages. Even if you’ve never read the Anne books, it’s an interesting spot to learn about how farmers lived in PEI. There’s also a small cafe.

If you have read the books or seen the movies this is a really fun and educational way to connect with the stories and the author. There is a really well done museum that you start in and then you walk over to the house. There are other trails around the property too. If you are visiting PEI you need to have this on your list of stops.

We arrived early to beat the crowds, which I would highly recommend. We also purchased the extended pass so we could visit the site where LM Montgomery grew up. The walk through the Haunted Woods, across the park to the site was lovely and informative. We stopped on the way back to visit the gravesite, and then we wandered down Lovers Lane. Our teenage daughter enjoyed it. Our teenage son less-so, but the activity and constant moving helped.

Absolutely loved this whole experience. Went because my friend was such a fan of the books but after the visit I’m a fan now as well. Even bought myself a copy of Anne of Green Gables. You could feel Anne in every room and in the dark wood. LM Montgomerary was an incredible author. Go early to beat the coach tours.