International Peace Garden Campground

Friends he given us some Canadian money and we decided to use it on this campground. Beautiful but what a pain to get there. Also an issue for phone because to close to border not to have UR phone on airplane mode or get rooming charges.

ALSO COST THE SAME IN AMERICAN OR CANADIAN DOLLARS. SO the exchange rate is good for the Canadian side now

Campground wooded and only one bathroom so could be pretty far if u go to one on the loop. Can tour the park after the gates close

Nice campground right smack dab in the International Peace Gardens. They have two separate bathrooms. Both have showers and flush toilets. Nice and clean. Loved the gardens.

Entrance to the International Peace Park and campground is between US and Canadian customs. We went into Canada and the came back. Someone told us you needed your US passport to get back through customs. I'm not sure. Lots of tree branches will be rubbing your camper and many sites need a good trim job. Nice shade but buggy.

It’s directly between US and Canadian Border Control. Campground is to the left when entering. Bathhouses are clean and functional. Most sites are pull thrus and have level concrete pads. Only electric and water. You can get a couple over the air tv stations. I had no cell service in the campground but I did have some at the entrance of park. Campground road is dirt and can be entered from the right or left. It’s is in very good condition. Fill up with gas in Dunseith. It’s a great camp. Enjoy!

The campgrounds are located far away from most of the other park amenities, which makes it very quiet and feel very secluded. The grounds are full of mature aspen and oak trees making each site feel very private. There could be more signs in the campground itself, I went the wrong way around the camp road and had to turn around so my rig was facing the right way for the hookups. The bathrooms are clean, but old. Showers are more locker room style: private stalls but no hooks in the stalls to keep your possessions dry. I draped my towel over the curtain rod and hung my bag with clothes in it out on the hooks provided along the walls. Good water pressure and nice and hot if you need it! There were heavy rains the day we arrived and our site was very soggy and waterlogged. Love the concrete pad for the camper! Kept it super level and mostly mud free. By the next morning the water had drained off and the site was able to be used fully. I can’t recommend the campground enough!

Late June & the park is empty! Flat, pull-through sites. Super quiet, heavily wooded.

Great campground that gives you a secluded/woodsy feel with electric and water. Very quiet. They do have a dump station available with 2 spots. I’m addition to the campground fees, there is a $20/day or $40 annual pass for the actual park. Site was pretty level. We have a 37 foot class A motorhome so only the back wheels and jacks were on the cement pad. Site with plenty of room. Picnic table at our site and bath house were pretty run down. Pay attention to the big sign at the front of the campground that tells you which way to go to get to your site. Decent Verizon signal for texting & calls. At site #20 download speed was 11.2 Mbps and upload was .36 Mbps. Upon leaving the peace garden we had to go through US customs. The right lane says it is for commercial vehicles. The left lane is for cars, trucks and trailers. That being said there is low clearance of 12 foot on the lane that we should’ve been in. We used the commercial lane due to the height restriction. While I would camp at this campground again if I happened to be in the area, I would not drive there specifically for this campground.

Site 17 had a nice pull through for our 63’ foot RV and car trailer. No need to unhook and easy to offload the car for various day trips.
The woods help add a sense of privacy, there are fire rings and wood for sale.
Our site had 50amp power.
The dump Station is east, convenient, and no bad turns for big rigs.
We explored the park and enjoyed lunch at the cafe.

We camped here in mid-June, our campsite was a pull-thru with 30 amp hookup and water hookup. The campsite was very spacious and secluded with plenty of shade trees. The restrooms and free showers were not clean, the building was very outdated and should be replaced. We received 1-bar of Verizon coverage. We did enjoy the beautiful gardens with so many flowers in bloom.

What an excellent and unique camping spot. The sites are spacious and level with nearly all being pull through with electric and water. Very wooded and very private. At night it is practically silent.

Plus you can tour the gardens which are lovely. Restrooms are basic but super clean.

Only bad thing is you need to go through either US or Canadian boarder service when you leave so you need your passport.

Otherwise an excellent stay.