TV series
Road to Avonlea
1990–1996, English, on CBC Television. Created by Fiona McHugh.
Friendship, Mystery and Mischief.
In the fictional small town of Avonlea, Prince Edward Island, in the early 20th century, 10-year-old Montreal heiress Sara Stanley is sent by her wealthy father to live with her two maiden aunts, Hetty and Olivia King, to be near her late mother's side of the family.
- Seasons
- 7
- Episodes
- 91
- Episode length
- 60 min
- Status
- Ended in 1996
Absolute Cinema
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8.1/10 from 42 TMDB viewer ratings.
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Where to watch Road to Avonlea
Road to Avonlea isn’t on a subscription OTT platform in India, but you can buy it online.
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Latest episode
S7 E13: So Dear to My Heart
Aired 31 March 1996
Seasons 7
Cast & crew
- Fiona McHughCreator
- Sarah PolleySara Stanley · 91 ep
- Jackie BurroughsHetty King · 91 ep
- Lally CadeauJanet King · 91 ep
- Cedric SmithAlec King · 91 ep
- Gema ZamprognaFelicty King · 91 ep
- Mag RuffmanOlivia King/Olivia Dale · 91 ep
- Zachary BennettFelix King · 91 ep
- Patricia HamiltonRachel Lynde · 91 ep
- Michael MahonenGus Pike · 91 ep
- Maja ArdalMrs. Potts · 91 ep
- Elva Mai HooverMrs. Lawson · 91 ep
- Tara MeyerSally Potts · 91 ep
Details
- First aired
- 7 January 1990
- Last aired
- 31 March 1996
- Network
- CBC Television
- Language
- English
- Country
- United States, Canada
- Type
- Scripted
- Rated
- TV-PG
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What Road to Avonlea is based on
Road to Avonlea is based on The Golden Road (1913) by Lucy Maud Montgomery, The Story Girl (1911) by Lucy Maud Montgomery, Chronicles of Avonlea by Lucy Maud Montgomery, and Further Chronicles of Avonlea (1920) by Lucy Maud Montgomery, published by McClelland & Stewart.
1913
The Golden Road
By Lucy Maud Montgomery
1911
The Story Girl
By Lucy Maud Montgomery
Chronicles of Avonlea
By Lucy Maud Montgomery
1920
Further Chronicles of Avonlea
By Lucy Maud Montgomery
Published by McClelland & Stewart
Source details from Wikidata and TMDB.
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Road to Avonlea: quick answers
Is Road to Avonlea worth watching?
Our verdict is Absolute Cinema: Drop everything and watch it. It scores 8.1/10 from 42 TMDB viewer ratings.
How many seasons of Road to Avonlea are there?
Road to Avonlea has 7 seasons and 91 episodes, about 60 minutes each.
Is Road to Avonlea finished?
Yes. Road to Avonlea ended in 1996, so you can watch the whole story.
Which OTT platform is Road to Avonlea on?
Road to Avonlea isn’t on a subscription OTT platform in India, but you can buy it online. (Checked 9 November 2026.)
Road to Avonlea parents guide: is it suitable for kids?
Road to Avonlea is rated TV-PG. That rating means it is generally fine for children.
What shows are like Road to Avonlea?
If you liked Road to Avonlea, try Tyler Perry's The Oval, Free Rein, Chicken Girls.
Who created Road to Avonlea?
Road to Avonlea was created by Fiona McHugh and stars Sarah Polley, Jackie Burroughs, Lally Cadeau.
What is Road to Avonlea based on?
Road to Avonlea is based on The Golden Road (1913) by Lucy Maud Montgomery, The Story Girl (1911) by Lucy Maud Montgomery, Chronicles of Avonlea by Lucy Maud Montgomery, and Further Chronicles of Avonlea (1920) by Lucy Maud Montgomery, published by McClelland & Stewart.