More Than Peace
Grows Here
More Than Peace
Grows Here
We ask that you adhere to all safety guidelines and signed guidance throughout the Garden. Gift shop and Café are closed for the season.
• REMINDER: We are open to all visitors, including Canadians, but the Canadian border is not open to international travel and Canadian visitors entering the Peace Garden will be notified by Canadian Border Service Agency that they must quarantine for 14 days with specific guidelines upon departure from the Peace Garden.
• Daily admission costs are $20 or you can prepay your $40 season pass (good through the end of 2021) to save time on future visits. You may self-pay at the gate or stop in the office.
• As always, please bring your passport or driver’s license with birth certificate to present at the port upon departure from the Peace Garden at customs.
Join the Worker Bees
Volunteer at the International Peace Garden
We are looking for Worker Bees of all ages and abilities as our volunteer opportunities are wide-ranging and accomodating for all. We ask that kids under the age of 16 be accompanied by a parent or adult. We also have opportunities for group workdays and individual hours of service every day of the week. Worker Bees that contribute 6 or more hours of service are also eligible for additional incentives!
WELCOME TO THE INTERNATIONAL PEACE GARDEN
Nestled in the Turtle Mountains is a garden. A celebration of peace, a living monument to the ideals of friendship and cooperation among nations. Acres of uninterrupted prairie, forests and radiant floral gardens are defined by nature, not borders.
Formal Gardens
The Conservatory & Interpretive Center
Picnic Areas
Hiking & Biking Trails
Discover rich colors, quiet spaces and the call of nature.
Experience unique flora and reflect on the power of peace
Stay for a little or stay for a while, the choice is yours.
Our garden is a perfect place to gather and experience the promise of peace.
Mother’s Day Brunch
Annual Board Meeting
Volunteer Work Day