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Frequently Asked Questions
Answers to common questions about visiting, supporting, and using Peacekeepers Park.
Visitor Questions
Park FAQ
When is the park open to visitors?
Peacekeepers Park is open year-round during daylight hours. There are no staffed hours; please visit during daytime for safety and accessibility.
Why is this website called PeacekeepersParks.ca plural ?
While this website is created by the Gerry Tremblay CD CAVUNP COC Chapter, our long term goal is to profile awareness to all Peacekeepers Parks and Peacekeepers Military Monuments in Canada and beyond, here on this website. If you want to learn about what Canada's Peacekeepers do or have done, you have come to the right website. Please support our history.
Is the park wheelchair accessible?
Yes. The main path and most exhibits are accessible. If you require assistance, please contact us via the Contact page before your visit.
How can I donate or support the park?
Use the Donate link in the site header to make a contribution. Donations support maintenance, commemorative plaques, and community events.
How do I sponsor a pedestal or plaque?
Sponsorship information is available on the Sponsorship page. For bespoke requests, contact the park organisers through the Contact page.
Can I host an event or ceremony at the park?
Yes — the park is frequently used for commemorative ceremonies. Please consult the Events page and reach out via Contact to coordinate dates and logistics.
Where is the park located and is there parking?
Peacekeepers Park is in Angus, Ontario near CFB Borden. There is limited roadside parking; larger groups should contact organisers for guidance.
Who maintains the park?
Maintenance is coordinated by Friends of Angus Peacekeepers Park together with local volunteers and partner organisations.
How can I learn more about the people and missions honoured here?
Explore the Park Info and About pages for mission histories and biographies. Plaques along the path provide concise mission details.