International Peace Garden

Love it!!! It looked and smelled amazing. The storybook features were nice to see. Great place for a picnic or just sit and relax. The Wardens and 9/11 Memorials were nice to see and pay respect to. They had a great play area for kids to play, and the restrooms we covenant and clean. We would love to come back and spend more time exploring this beautiful area.

We drove here on a Saturday from Minot, ND. If you drive here make sure you have a valid Passport or some kind of form of identification to enter back into the states. Aside from that, this park is beautiful. It's large and the gardens are truly breathtaking. We went during the end of August once the leaves started changing colors and it's truly a beautiful place to go have a picnic or just enjoy the scenery. I'm from Texas and down there we have the Botanical gardens, but this place was even better in my opinion. Quiet, and so peaceful. I'm definitely coming back again. Also I'd like to add that there's so many wild turkeys roaming about, be careful not to let them in the gardens.

Very peaceful and serene stay at the campground. Enjoyed exploring the Peace Gardens! Plenty of restrooms and picnic/play areas around the gardens. The cafe is expensive but good. No ice on the premises to purchase so be sure to take it with you from Dundsieth before going to the garden; its about a 15 min drive.

The staff member at the front gate was incredibly nice and informative. We could tell that she really enjoys her job and interacting with guests. The gardens were spacious with various plants and colors. The cacti inside the greenhouse were super neat! I liked how they plants were identified and told us which region they are from.

Peaceful and serene. The Formal Gardens are beautiful. The 9/11 Memorial is very somber and peaceful. We enjoyed riding through Canada and the US. Stay long enough to hear the bells. Many places to stop for a picnic.

Great place to spend the day. Lots of walking trails. The gardens and fountain is a nice destination for pictures with the family. The large indoor catus exhibit is worth the price of admission. They have a small 911 memorial that was neat to see.

Beautiful place, but for a one-time visit. This place is like a provincial park. Wild nature in many places. Plenty of picnic spots. On the border of the USA and Canada there are amazing and long flower beds. The park has a beautiful gallery of succulents.

Very pretty garden with something for all outdoors lovers. Ge Canadian and American sides each have a driving course. There's no flowers, but lots of trees, lakes, and even camp sites. The walking area in the center has the flowers. There are thousands, and that's before the succulent and cactus building. It's $10 per person, and you can pay in USD or CAD. Pro tip, if you have a card without a foreign transaction fee then pay with that. It'll make your purchases cheaper.