Lacombe Culture & Harvest Festival
Save the date for the annual Lacombe Culture and Harvest Festival – set to run September 21st in the City of Lacombe. Fun for the whole family!
Nestled in Central Alberta, 20 minutes North of the City of Red Deer, there is a region filled with historical spaces, culinary delights, and natural beauty. It is a place where the people are honest and welcoming, where families can discover new traditions, experience the outdoors, and explore vibrant communities.
Whether you visit for a camping trip in the Summer or Ice fishing trip in the Winter the Lacombe region is always ready to welcome you time, and time again.
Save the date for the annual Lacombe Culture and Harvest Festival – set to run September 21st in the City of Lacombe. Fun for the whole family!
We are thrilled to unveil Canyon’s latest thrill-seeking attraction! The Zipline and Adventure Park, arriving THIS SUMMER! Prepare to be amazed by Western Canada’s exclusive Family-Friendly Net Park, a 40ft aerial obstacle park featuring an exhilarating free fall drop, scale to new heights with out Outdoor Climbing Wall, then experience the rush of our nearly 500ft double zipline! Stayed tuned for more detail coming soon.
This quaint thrift is store located in the Village of Alix. Here you can find household items, second hand clothing for all ages, new-to-you items, home decor, yard decor, books, and a little of this and that!
The Lacombe Region has the perfect place to rest your head after your adventures. Campgrounds, hotels, bed & breakfasts, and campsites are plentiful throughout the region.
This non-smoking property features free continental breakfast and 24-hour coffee...
The Haunted Lakes Golf Club offers a beautiful 9-hole course,...
This premium hotel, with stylish yet simple décor, opened in...
Lacombe Regional Tourism is situated in the traditional territories of the Nêhiyaw (Cree) people of Treaty 6 and Métis Nation of Alberta, Region 3. We honour the people of this territory for their continuous contribution to the region and respectfully acknowledge the region we work, play, live in, and welcome visitors to.