Five stone sculptures form a sculpture garden, including a wolf design, grey granite sculptures, a bench, one with the word SQUAMISH, and a stone flower. The Stone Flower sculpture was carved out of a five-ton slab of Alberta red granite. The male and female components of the rose are a metaphor for the beauty of love in its purely natural state. The pistil and stamen are enclosed by petals on the front. The curved symbol of birth and growth is prominent, as are the Celtic cross and flower carvings. The stone flower was donated to the DOS in 1994. The stone bench and stone sign were commissioned by the DOS in 1994. All sculptures were carved by hand using some machines for finishing work. The stone sculpture garden is dedicated to the memory of Squamish area pioneers of the logging, mining, and railway industries.