Both the park and cenotaph were erected by the municipalities of Armstrong and Spallumcheen. At the end of a long entry walk paved with brick pavers stands the cenotaph, a tall shaft of smooth granite blocks atop a broad three tiered base of granite and concrete. Near the top at the front a wreath is embossed on a central stone, well above the bronze plaques below. The cenotaph is centred within a large circle of brick pavers. On the cenotaph are plaques remembering the dead of World War I, World War II and the Korean War.
To the southwest of the cenotaph on a brick paved walkway is this wall of honour, erected by the municipalities of Armstrong and Spallumcheen. Supported by concrete pillars and under a gabled roof, this large wall contains plaques with the names of all who served in World War II, including the thirty nine who did not return. Included on the wall are badges of local regiments involved in the war. The wall was Armstrong's contribution to the
Canada Remembers commemoration activities of 1995.