Effective May 22 the Peace Garden will open to U.S. visitors with access to the grounds, hiking trails and campground, as well as select restroom facilities. Please note that many buildings including The Conservatory, Peace Chapel, Café and Gift Shop will temporarily remain closed.

 We have been preparing for your safe return and ask that you adhere to all safety guidelines and signed guidance throughout the Garden. Upon arrival please self-pay at the main gate where there are envelopes and a drop box along with Garden guides and information. Off-season rates of $10/day will remain in place until the Garden is fully open but you can also prepay your $40 season pass to save time on future visits.

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 this time the Garden is only open to U.S. travelers and you can only proceed into the Peace Garden and back into the U.S. Do not proceed into Canada. The Peace Garden remains closed to Canadian travelers as the port is not yet open to the general traveling public and Canadians who pass through the port will be asked to self-quarantine for 14 days upon return to Manitoba.

 Although it is too early for our formal gardens to be planted or in bloom our grounds are home to our beautiful Sunken Garden filled with thousands of trees, shrubs and perennials that are just starting to wake up. Additionally, the grounds are home to miles of hiking trails, several scenic drives, historic monuments, lakes and wetlands all teeming with wildlife.