Provincial parks in British Columbia cover a large part of the province and include many culturally important places for Indigenous Peoples. BC Parks …See more
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Jul 12, 2023
It was great seeing and talking to people from different countries all enjoying the memorial. I took pictures of extended family groups for 15 minutes or so. Full review by T9738EPmikew
Jul 9, 2023
Great Park! It’s a great place to have a picnic and meet with family. If looking to go to a park, go to this one. Full review by rmK2563HQ
Jul 1, 2023
The parking would be a bit tricky to find. It's at the very last intersection before going to the US border! It is pretty well hidden after turning off the street from the main highway. But once ther… Full review by thankunextbeach
If I drive and park my car on the BC side, it looks like I have to cross the border to drive back to BC after. Do I need my passport? Will my passport be checked and stamped by US Immigration?
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Between Canada and USA, passports are not stamped at point of entry or departure. But yes, you will require international travel documentation.
I would like to meet a friend of mine to donate clothing after a recent house fire. They lost everything they owned. Are they allowed to cross the boarder with these items?
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Edit: neither of us have valid passports at the moment
Two friends want to visit each other after a long time, one lives in Canada, the other in US and none of them are legally allowed to cross the border. Is it a safe bet if they come visit each other in this park and go back home at the end of the day?
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Yes. The crossing security is on opposite sides. So people in each country can meet at the park without going through customs.
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