The Lacombe region is nestled amongst the picturesque rolling hills and deciduous forests of Central Alberta 20 minutes North of the City of Red Deer. Home to portions of three Large Lakes (Gull Lake, Sylvan Lake and Buffalo Lake) and numerous smaller ones, Lacombe region offers a multitude of campground/recreational options. From Gull Lake in the West to Buffalo Lake in the East, the Lacombe region has a little bit of everything whether you like to tent or RV, paddle or troll, fish, or golf we have spot for you.
Family attractions like the Ellis Nature Centre and Kraay Family Farm also call this region home.
JJ Collett Provincial Natural Area Foundation located in rural central Alberta near the hamlet of Morningside, consists of 635 acres of Aspen Parkland underlain by ancient sand dunes. Over 18 km of maintained trails wind through a mosaic of shrub lands, aspen groves, stands of white spruce on moist shady hillsides, wetlands and grassy meadows typical
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.
Gull Lake Fishing Charters: on the southern shores of Gull Lake in Central Alberta, Gull Lake Fishing Charters provides the perfect destination for those seeking a 5-star mini vacation close to home.
The multitude of activities, events, festivals, skiing, skating and family fun in the Lacombe region invites you to come and play, all year long.
Explore nearby ski hills in the Central Alberta area!
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.
