THE HISTORIC LODGE RENTAL

The CCC Historic Lodge is located on the South Loop of the International Peace Garden. It is within walking distance of the campground. Its rustic exterior and interior of massive logs provides an earthy atmosphere for meetings, family reunions, conventions, weddings or receptions. Large stone fireplaces flank the ends of the two large convention sized rooms, adjourning a full service kitchen. The sprawling lawn provides space for outdoor eating and room to play lawn games.

The Masonic Auditorium, located on the South Loop of the International Peace Garden, was sponsored by the Grand Lodge of Masons of North Dakota and Manitoba was dedicated in 1981. The Masons initiated the project to provide locations for concerts and practice sessions for the youth of the International Music Camp. The Masonic Auditorium is one of the many shared projects in the International Peace Garden that encourages friendship between people of the United States, Canada, and many other countries of the world. The Auditorium was built in the Masonic symbol shape, which is square and compass, and seats about 2,000 people. It is available for rent to the general public. Since the dedication, the Minnesota and Saskatchewan have been strong supporters of this one of a kind facility.

Dormitories accommodate as follows:

          A-Type Dorm - 54
          B-Type Dorm - 42
          C-Type Dorm - 75

Groups renting facilities for 5 consecutive days or longer may deduct 10% of their total rental.

Dormitory Rules

The Errick Willis Pavilion is located on the North Loop of the International Peace Garden. The impressive Errick Willis Pavilion, with its glass balconied front, is nestled in groves of Poplar and Birch trees. The landscaping includes secluded benches overlooking the pristine Lake Stormon, and a water feature along the entrance path. The handicap accessible Pavilion is well suited to reunions, conventions, wedding socials, and wedding dances. The seating capacity, on each of the upper and lower levels, is 100 quests. The lower level includes a full service kitchen suitable for food preparations or buffets. The Errick Willis Pavilion is located on the North Loop, and named after the late Errick F. Willis, former Lieutenant-Governor of Manitoba. This beautiful facility was financed jointly by the Canadian and Manitoba Governments.

Seating Capacity: 510

This is a smoke free facility. The use of any alcohol, drugs or tobaccos will not be permitted.

No food or beverages are allowed in the auditorium. Chewing gum shall be discouraged.

We would be happy to help your with your reservations or take you on tour of this beautiful facility. During our tourist season, concerts are open to the public in this wonderfully built facility, with great stage views and sound from all the seating.

Performing Arts Center Rules

Group Rates for multiple cabins negotiated (Must be 18 yrs. or age or older)

For further information please contact us at:

E-Mail: peaceweb@srt.com