Terms & Conditions

Leduc #1 Campground, Leduc County, Alberta

  1. To report a crime, a noise complaint or an emergency, please call the RCMP at (780) 987-3414. 

  2. For all other questions, contact Kurt, our Campground Manager, at (587)-983-6833, or at Site #1. Contact Museum staff at (780)-987-4323 or info@canadianenergymuseum.ca. Museum office hours are 9:00am-4:00pm Tuesday-Saturday. 

  3. Sites offer 15/30 Amp power and water hookups. Weekly and monthly rates available.

  4. Each site has a picnic table and a firepit. Please keep fires contained to the firepits provided. Please do not leave trash in fire pits. 

  5. Washrooms and showers are available, on the east side of the ATCO Hall Camp building. Any damage to the washroom area will result in closure, with responsible persons being charged for said damage. The code to the washrooms is "5."

  6. Please be respectful to other guests: QUIET HOURS are between 11p.m. and 7 a.m. Unregistered guests and loud music will not be allowed during this time. 

  7. Alcohol is restricted to your campsite. Alcoholic beverages are not permitted in public areas including roadways, the washrooms, and common areas. 

  8. Outside firewood is permitted. Please keep fires in designated pits and do not move the pits themselves. Obey all current Leduc County fire restrictions. 

  9. Please do not use the playground at this time as it is in disrepair. 

  10. Keep vehicles to designated roadways and parking area only. The speed limit within the campground is 15km/ hour. No ATVs of any kind are to be operating within the park area. 

  11. Nearest dump station is 1km north on Hwy 60, in the Devon Industrial Area.

  12. Pets are welcome; however, we ask that all pets remain on leashes. It is the responsibility of pet owners to pick up after their pets, including when on their own site. Guests found not picking up after their pets may be asked to leave. Pets are not permitted in facilities and washrooms. 

  13. Booked sites can be cancelled with 72 hours notice for a full refund.

  14. All patrons enter the campground at their own risk. Management cannot be held responsible for lost or damaged property due to vandalism or acts of similar nature.

If you have any questions or concerns, please do not hesitate to contact us at the Canadian Energy Museum, 780-987-4323 or info@canadianenergymuseum.ca.