Old Mill Park, Campbellford Ontario
705-653-1551 or toll-free 1-888-653-1556
Have you ever seen a toonie taller than a house? In Campbellford, you can!
The Giant $2 Coin, located along the scenic Trent River in Old Mill Park, is an iconic Canadian landmark you won’t want to miss.
Built in 2001, this massive coin stands 27 feet high and 18 feet in diameter, featuring the familiar image of an adult polar bear on an ice floe.
The design was created by Brent Townsend, a talented wildlife and landscape artist who called Trent Hills home.
The impressive structure was crafted by local metalsmith Steve Redden, with guidance from the Royal Canadian Mint.
It’s a perfect photo opportunity and a fun way to connect with a piece of Canadian currency history — right in the heart of Campbellford.
Q: Where is the Giant $2 Coin located?
A: The Giant $2 Coin is located in Old Mill Park, along the Trent River in Campbellford, Ontario.
Q: When was the Giant $2 Coin built?
A: It was built in 2001.
Q: Who designed the Giant $2 Coin?
A: The coin was designed by Brent Townsend, a wildlife and landscape artist from Trent Hills.
Q: How big is the Giant $2 Coin?
A: It stands 27 feet (8.2 metres) tall and is 18 feet (5.5 metres) in diameter.
Q: Who constructed the Giant $2 Coin?
A: It was built by local metalsmith Steve Redden with oversight from the Royal Canadian Mint.
Q: Why is the Giant $2 Coin significant?
A: It honours Canadian currency design and celebrates a local artist’s contribution to the iconic toonie.