Peace Arch State Park and Peace Arch Provincial Parks are OPEN daily year-round.
Winter Hours are 8 am to 5 pm
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TRAVEL ALERT!
Important Travel Alert! Please turn off your GPS when approaching the area. Following your GPS may lead you directly to the Peace Arch monument, resulting in being stuck in the border crossing line.
USA visitors, the park entrance is accessible via either north or southbound Exit 276.
Canadian visitors can access the park entrance by taking southbound Hwy 99 West onto Beach. Safe travels!
Peace Arch State and Provincial Parks are located on the internationa lboundary between Blaine, WA, USA, and Douglas, BC, Canada.
For questions about United States or Canada points of entry, visiting the international parks, and your immigration, visa status, customs, or imports, direct your questions to the federal agencies listed below.
UNITED STATES: For questions about entering the United States and your visa or legal status, contact U.S. Customs & Border Protection at 360.332.5771.
CANADA: For questions about entering Canada and your visa or legal status, contact Canada Border Services Agency at 1.800.461.9999.
For NEXUS card questions, contact the NEXUS Enrollment Center at 360.366.4342.
Peace Arch Historical State Park and Peace Arch Provincial Park are jointly managed
and maintained by British Columbia Parks and Washington State Parks.
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The International Peace Arch Association DOES NOT answer questions about Visa's, Immigration or Customs.
Your passport or I.D. is NOT required to enter the international park by Washington State Parks & British Columbia Provincial Parks.
However, please be aware that the park is monitored by the U.S. Border Patrol, DHS, CBSA, or the RCMP. If requested, you must present your photo ID (passport, visa, or legal status) while you visit the park. This is to ensure the safety and security of all visitors.
Note: All American Canadian citizens, resident aliens, and VISA holders should have their I.D. when visiting the park.
Resident Aliens and Visa holders (of any kind) are required by law to have their passports or status paperwork on them at all times, including when they visit the international park.
Any social media posts or videos noting otherwise are incorrect.
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