A small park with trees, benches and well kept grass to sit and relax. All the trees are indigenous trees and they have all been labelled if you enjoy learning about trees. The benches all have a saying in one of the many local languages. The pavements are surrounded by pebbles that were got from local rivers around the country. All these is symbolic to the unity all Kenyans showed on that fateful day. There is the memorial wall on one corner of the park with the names of all those who perished and in front of it is a small fountain in the yin and yang shape. You can use the park to relax, read, meet up in a safe space or even yoga in the morning. The entrance fee is KES50 and they only accept cash. Everyone at the park is very helpful. If you are around the area do stop by. The money you pay goes to the maintenance of the park as well as to pay the workers. I wish it was bigger to get in a good walk. This is not a walking park but more of a sitting park. The peace museum is also accessed through the park.