Road To Avonlea

As Olivia prepares for the birth of her first child, Jasper's relatives descend on Avonlea and invade the King Farm.

Hetty takes time off from teaching to write and help Olivia with baby Montgomery. The new school teacher is stricter than Hetty, causing consternation in the town.

All Felix wants for his birthday is a rifle, but when he doesn't receive one, he borrows his Father's rifle and ends up endangering his dog, Digger

After his oldest friend dies, Alec tries to help his friend's widow, but the gossips of Avonlea make it out to be more than it is.

When a Wild West show comes to Avonlea, Sara develops a crush on its headliner.

The citizens of Avonlea are assembling a Volunteer Fire Brigade, but Clive and Alec clash on how it should be organized and run.

With her parents away, Felicity plans a romantic dinner for herself and Gus, but her plans soon end in disaster!

The new owner of the beautiful White Sands Hotel, Simon Tremayne, refuses to host a dinner for a visiting Duke, but won't tell anyone why. Hetty is suspicious...and when the truth comes out it is more than anyone would expect.

As Valentines Day approaches, Chef Pierre's niece comes to visit and takes an interest in Gus, much to Felicity's chagrin. Hetty buys an interest in the White Sands Hotel.

Clive Pettibone's eldest son, Arthur, comes to visit and becomes smitten with Felicity. A dismayed Gus tries everything in order to show how much he cares for her. Felicity must decide where her affections really reside

Sara becomes entangled in a mystery involving the identity of a wealthy antiques dealer who is visiting Avonlea, and the disappearance of a wealthy heir.

An American land developer proposes to buy up all the land in and around Avonlea. Hetty and Jasper set out to prove that Avonlea is more than just a section of island to be developed -- by making a home movie about the quaint town and its residents.

unt Eliza arrives unexpectedly and Janet is sure she has come to Avonlea to die. Problems on the King Farm arise right in the middle of "lambing season."