Leduc is known for its leafy parks, expansive recreation center and easy access to the world-renowned attractions in Edmonton. Immerse yourself in the region’s natural beauty at Telford Lake, see a historic landmark at the DR. Woods House Museum and marvel at bison roaming a nearby national park.
Things to do in Leduc
Take the entire family to the Leduc Recreation Centre, home to three NHL-size rinks, two field houses and an aquatic complex. Telford Lake is another family-friendly recreational area where you can enjoy birdwatching, canoeing and ice skating in winter.
Unlock Leduc’s past at the DR. Woods House Museum, which showcases a charming 1927 craftsman bungalow once home to pioneer Doctor Robert Woods. You can also visit the Royal Alberta Museum to see permanent cultural and natural history exhibits, including fossils from dinosaur and ice-age eras.
Visit the Alberta Heritage Exposition Park to see antique displays and heritage buildings or time your visit for the Main Street Festival held downtown, which features a farmers’ market, art walk and car show. Practice your swing at the 18-hole course at Leduc Golf Club, then relax in the full-service restaurant on site.
Spot exotic wildlife at Elk Island National Park, a wooded area dotted with lakes and wetlands where you can spot moose, elk and bison roaming on a scenic drive through the park. Fort Edmonton Park is the largest living history museum in Canada, which features a steam train, horse-drawn carriages and costumed interpreters.
Getting around Leduc
Located 15 minutes south of Edmonton, Leduc can be reached by flying into Edmonton International Airport and picking up a rental car. Its city center can easily be navigated on foot, while a car is needed to venture further afield.