Straddling the North Dakota-Manitoba border, International Peace Garden dazzles with 150,000 flowers and serene lakes each summer. Camp at Pelican Sandy Recreation Area or School Section Lake Wildlife Refuge to wander peaceful paths and monuments up close. RV travelers park here for quiet trails, wildlife spotting, and easy border explorations that celebrate harmony.
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International Peace Garden spans 2,300 acres of floral splendor, from the towering Peace Towers to the blooming Peace Garden with 3,000 flower varieties. Guests stroll the Formal Gardens, pause at the Peace Chapel, marvel at the giant Floral Clock. Turtle Mountain trails nearby beckon hikers to forests and overlooks.
Pelican Sandy Recreation Area draws groups and pet owners with spacious sites and drinking water. School Section Lake Wildlife Refuge attracts birders to its quiet shores and wildlife hides. Both parks launch you into the garden's beauty and border adventures without the crowds.
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International Peace Garden symbolizes US-Canada peace across 2,300 acres of flowers and monuments. It features 50 floral gardens, the Peace Chapel, and a massive Floral Clock that draws 100,000 visitors yearly. Campers use it as a serene base for trails and events like summer concerts.
Pelican Sandy Recreation Area and School Section Lake Wildlife Refuge top the list. Pelican Sandy sits near sandy shores with group sites and drinking water. School Section Lake offers refuge-style camping close to wildlife viewing in the Turtle Mountains area.
Yes, Pelican Sandy Recreation Area allows pets and caters to friendly companions. It provides group sites and drinking water for easy stays. School Section Lake Wildlife Refuge suits leashed pets amid its natural trails and quiet spots.