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The legendary 12 Foot Davis statue!

Henry Fuller Davis struck it rich in the mid-1800s on a 12 Foot gold claim in northern British Columbia, earning him around $12,000 as well as the “12 Foot Davis” nickname. Spending much of his life as a fur trader on the Peace River, he left his mark on many places in the region and was known for his good business sense and friendliness.

A wooden statue of 12 Foot Davis stands proudly in Riverfront Park,  located along the bank of the Peace River, downtown Peace River. The park is complimented by a children’s playground, gazebo, and a beautiful view of the Peace River. A paved walking trail connects the park to the Peace River Museum, Archives and Mackenzie Centre.

Athabasca Hall is home of the Peace Players Theatre Group, Athabasca Hall is a cultural centre in Peace River. This historic building hosts various performances and concerts throughout the year. Built in 1938 it is also a historical fixture. Peace Players host several productions every season from September to June, including a musical, a children’s production and the highly popular dinner theatre. Peace Players productions are held upstairs on the Don Weaver Stage, where there is fixed seating for 250 and a lounge and bar area for intermissions

Downstairs there is a sizeable Art Gallery and Dance Studio. The Athabasca Hall is ideal for musical productions, as well as small parties or special events. The capacity for the hall ranges from 114 people to 182 depending on the type of setup.

Race, leap, laugh and play at the Baldwin Court Playground. The Play World System installed in 2000 on a pea gravel base offers many appealing choices to kids of 5 to 12 years of age.

Get outside for some fun and active play at Baldwin Court Playground. Built by the Baldwin Court Playground Society in 2000, this Play World System equipment, built on a pea gravel surface, will provide entertainment for kids ages 5-12 years of age. Plenty of space to run and even enjoy a picnic.

When it comes to treating you and your family this summer, look no further! Billie’s Cones has something for everyone and is conveniently located on Main Street Peace River. With over 30 flavours of ice cream, snow cones and cotton candy, it’s a one stop shop to cure your sweet tooth and feel like a kid again. They offer many varieties of cones, including waffle cones, sugar cones and gluten free choices, as well as cups for those who want a mess free ice cream experience. There’s even a baby friendly option called the “Billie Cone” for little ones to enjoy their first taste of ice cream, plus, if you’re a dog owner you can take your four-legged friend and treat them to a “Pup Cone”, which is topped with a mini dog treat. Finding a family friendly pit stop has never been easier!

With welcoming staff and one of a kind ice cream flavours, stopping by Billie’s Cones will be the cherry on top of all your summer activities. Grab two scoops, try a new flavour, plan a date night or simply treat yourself after a long day, Billie’s Cones is guaranteed to be a summer staple for everyone. Cool down and let your taste buds run wild this year! Billie’s Cones will give you a chance to have a fun, tasty experience in the heart of Peace River and you won’t be disappointed. If you’re looking for a sign to enjoy a tantalizing treat, this is it!

Board ‘n’ Barrel Restaurant & Patio located on the picturesque Peace River is a foodie destination hot spot. Concentrating on a flavour forward locally sourced menu with in-house made foods that rival the “big city” dining options. We specialize in shareable charcuterie boards and small plate items plus menu items like house made flatbreads, Superfood salads,  fresh made pastas, duck breast, spring lamb, AAA Alberta steaks and burgers that will amaze your tastebuds. We specialize in Gluten-free, vegetarian and vegan options and can meet almost all dietary requirements or preferences, while creating a fabulous dining experience for all.