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Peace Arch Park

Peace Arch Park is unique within the BC Parks system, with formal lawns and gardens straddling the United States border. It is maintained in partnership with Washington State Parks and offers opportunities for walks and picnics. The Peace Arch, dedicated in 1921, commemorates the lasting peace between Canada and the United States.

• School children donation

  School children from both countries donated money for the purchase of the land surrounding the Peace Arch.

• Day-use pass reservation

  not required at this park (this says nothing about fees).

• Accessibility information

  Accessibility information is available for this park.

• Pit or flush toilets

  Flush toilets are available. During the winter, these are closed.

• Drinking water

  Cold-water taps are available throughout the park. Taps are shut off during the off-season.

• If it rains

  Has somewhere to shelter, going by what we know

  “Picnic shelters: Heritage Hall rentals Heritage Hall is available for day-use and picnicking reservations between April 1 and October 31.”

• What is there

  Picnic areas · Pit or flush toilets · Drinking water · Accessibility information · Picnic shelters

• How far

  You have not shared where you are, so there is nothing to measure from.