Attractions & Activities Listings

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The Floral Flag Display is the only display remaining the same each year. The American red, white and blue, stars and stripes and the Canadian red Maple Leaf are located in the Formal Garden area. Read More >

Since 1932, nestled in the Turtle Mountains of North Dakota and Manitoba, the International Peace Garden is one of the continent's most symbolic and scenic attractions. Thousand of tourists flock to… Read More >

In 1997, seven Peace Poles were donated by the Japanese Government to the International Peace Garden. Peace Poles are handcrafted obelisks erected the world over, as an international symbol of peace.… Read More >

Giant turtle statue made of more than 2,000 tire rims. Parking is located next to Log House visitors center with local crafts and gift items for sale. Read More >

Private camping sites surrounded by aspen and oak trees include a picnic table and firepit. Pull-through serviced sites with electricity and water and unserviced sites. There is a large overflow… Read More >

The Interpretive Center and Conservatory opened June of 2010. This lovely building includes "The Border Walk" cafe, a horticultural library, conference room, retail store and conservatory, home of a… Read More >

Avid hikers and birdwatchers will enjoy Lakeview Hiking Trail a 1.5 mile/2.4 Kilometer trail. More than 100 species of songbirds have been identified in the Turtle Mountains. (see web site for… Read More >

Tourist information center includes North Dakota crafts and Pride of Dakota gifts; open 10 a.m.-6 p.m., 6 RV sites with full hook-ups.   Read More >