The Brudenell River Estuary is a coastal saltwater feature located within Brudenell River Provincial Park in the Town of Three Rivers, Prince Edward Island. It is part of a larger system that includes Norton's Creek. The primary access point for paddlers is within Brudenell River Provincial Park, which offers a boathouse with watercraft rentals and a river beach suitable for launching. The park is a major hub for recreation, featuring a spacious campground, picnic areas, trails, and a playground, providing ample facilities for paddlers before or after a trip. The estuary's character is heavily influenced by its tidal nature, with conservation reports noting significant coastal erosion driven by tidal influences and storm surges. Paddlers must plan for these tidal currents and should be aware of the fetch and exposure that can lead to choppy conditions, especially during wind events. The area is a protected haven for native wildlife, with frequent sightings of deer, herons, and songbirds along the riverfront. The surrounding landscape includes two championship golf courses and the Rodd Brudenell River Resort. The best time to visit for paddling and other park activities is from June through October. Water quality in the estuary is monitored, with historical data showing concerns related to nutrient pollution from adjacent agricultural activities, which can contribute to sedimentation and elevated nitrate levels. The estuary's setting is largely natural, with ongoing habitat restoration projects focusing on riparian buffer enhancements and shoreline protection, including the installation of inter-tidal reefs and groins to combat erosion.