The Peake's boardwalk runs along the harbour with a tour boat tied up at the dock, a row of bright Victorian shopfronts and the brownstone of an old hotel set back from the water. Charlottetown past fifty has that small-city scale, the kettle boiling for one in a kitchen built for four, the local circle that already knows everyone's business. Members are widowed, divorced, or have been single a long time, and want a slightly different circle.
Members on Over 50 Singles Meet come for different things. Some want a serious partner; others want a walking companion or someone to share a drive to the North Shore on a quiet Sunday. Both are normal, and people tend to say which it is in their first few lines. You can sign up for nothing and read a few before deciding what you're after yourself.
For a first meeting in Charlottetown, the Peake's Quay boardwalk is the obvious one in summer, coffee from Receiver and a walk past the marina. Victoria Park's footpath along the water and the Founders' Food Hall both work for a sit-down. The Confederation Centre courtyard is a good winter alternative. A short drive to Cornwall, Stratford, or out to North Rustico extends the radius without making the day a project.