Easily Book Campgrounds and RV Parks in Leduc, AB

Leduc is a city in west central Alberta, Canada. It is located north of the City of Edmonton and west from the City of Red Deer. More specifically, Leduc is located on Highway 13 near the crossroads with Highways 49 and 645; however, it has never been an integral part of either highway's history.

The City of Leduc was incorporated in 1967, and is named after the town of Leduc, France. Leduc is currently Alberta's 19th largest city.

The first inhabitants of the area were aboriginal peoples including the Blood, Kutenai and Stoney tribes. The Hudson's Bay Company had a trading post at Fort Augustus from 1802 to 1821 that was used as a minor supply depot on the York Factory Express trade route to Fort George (Winnipeg). The Grand Trunk Pacific Railway built their line through this area in 1911 and called it "Inglewood", which was later renamed "Leduc" after an early settler named Louis Leduc.

RV Park and Campground in Leduc, Alberta

Campground in Leduc, Alberta is located near the city centre. RV park near Leduc campground is a perfect place for families and rejuvenating weekend getaways.

The attractive surroundings of Leduc will keep you coming back to explore more on your next vacation. A fun family outing or relaxing weekend with friends can be had here at this campground. The modern amenities offered by our RV park gives you a comfortable stay while their high-quality customer service makes sure that everything is taken care of so that you won't have to worry about anything on your trip.

Art and culture in Leduc, Alberta

Art has always been a medium for expression and creativity for people in Leduc. The community is no different with a wide variety of art events and venues being available to residents and visitors alike.

Some of the notable venues are the Artsy Guys Gallery, which weaves together many different aspects of contemporary art, from traditional painting to glass work, as well as photography. In addition there is also the Wooden Wizard Art Supplies on Taradale Drive that has all your needs when it comes to either developing your own artistic skills or finding the right supplies you might need if you want to explore any type of creative endeavour such as drawing or painting.

Food in Leduc, Alberta

Leduc, Alberta is home to a variety of food and drink choices, ranging from light fare to hearty dishes. Leduc is located in the Prairies region of Canada and has a temperate climate.

The local cuisine reflects the specific characteristics of the location. In addition, it is quite diverse with options that range from traditional to international cuisine, suggesting an appreciation for diversity. The most popular dishes are chicken soup with noodles and spaghetti nachos.

Leduc, Alberta does not currently have any fast-food restaurants or cafés that attract many customers on a regular basis because there is no shortage of restaurants within its borders supplying good quality food at all times during the day.

Shopping in Leduc, Alberta

Leduc is a small town in central Alberta, Canada. It's about an hour north of Edmonton and is a great place for anyone looking for a rural lifestyle with modern amenities.

There are plenty of different stores to choose from, including some large box outlets such as Walmart and Canadian Tire. The most common type of store in Leduc is the small town grocery and general store.

There are a few restaurants and fast food places, but mostly just the real country type. I had the great pleasure of doing some hunting in this area with a local outfitter, and we ate at a family run diner called the Dizzle Diner. It was a real experience for me because I never saw anyone hunting for breakfast.

The people in Leduc are extremely friendly, and really make you feel like you're at home. All around this is a great small town to settle down in and start your family, or just to enjoy some freedom while starting your life.

Transportation in Leduc, Alberta

Leduc is a city in central Alberta, Canada, about 40 kilometers south of Edmonton.

The city is served by the Leduc-Beaumont Airport with air service to Calgary. Highway 13 connects Leduc to Edmonton. Highway 21 provides access to Sherwood Park and Fort Saskatchewan while Highway 14 takes you north towards Lac La Biche, Slave Lake and Peace River.

Leduc Transit operates six days per week on two routes in the city providing service to residential areas from Monday through Friday from 6 am until 6 pm with extended hours on some routes for school children.

Natural attractions in Leduc, Alberta

The Currie Creek Wetlands is one of the most interesting natural attractions in Leduc, Alberta. It is made up of a diverse ecosystem that includes both marsh and upland habitats, and it provides significant waterfowl habitat for species like the Sora rail, Red-winged black bird, American bittern, Black tern and many more.

This is an area where peace can be found in a day. The gentle sound of the creek coupled with tall trees gently swaying in the breeze creates a relaxing environment that everyone should experience at least once in their lifetime.

Some of the other attractions in Leduc include the following:

• Leduc No. 1 Meteor Crater and Heritage Center

• Leduc Recreation Park

• Campground Park - located in the heart of the city, it is a hidden park that only those with keen eyes will discover. It has a lovely little pond with a fountain and benches lining its perimeter. There are both paved and dirt trail for runners, strollers or just casual strolls.

• Quesnell Lake - A man-made lake that boasts 7km of shoreline, it is ideal for fishing, sailing or general water recreation.