Have spent 3 summers at Westview. The improvements never end, service is incredible and all the…read moreowners are personable and professional. I highly recommend Westview for a night or the season. You won't be disappointed.

Nice big site Owners very friendly…read more Clean and quiet place Bathroom are 5 star hotel bathroom

Great folks here do a fantastic job. A nice quiet campground where we spent our first night ever…read morein our new Bronco. Loved it here!

Not hard to find! Located behind the recreation facility, the locals call it Black Gold dog park…read more Mostly because it's just off Black Gold Drive. Fully fenced with a double gated entry, it's a great open grassy space with a section of trees and shrubs. The walking area is mowed, with a row of light posts down the centre of the park. Lots of benches around the perimeter and it's fairly level landscape make it accessible. There is no paved path IN the off-leash area though, so if you have wheels you will need to come when it's dry and firm. Outside the park is an extensive network of wide asphalt paths for walking and wheeling. Bone & Biscuit sponsors this park and there is lighting as well as several dog bag dispensers at locations near each entrance to the park if you forget yours. I always need an extra or two to pick up the stray poops and some garbage to pick up we find while in the park. Busy park - lots of folks, families and dogs but didn't feel at all crowded. The pup had a great run playing with the other dogs. A great stop for us when we are in the area.

Despite always being busy, the gym upstairs has a great selection of equipment to get through your…read moreworkout. Like that the public swim is open all day on Saturdays in the summer!

Leduc Rec Centre (LRC) is the old Black Gold Centre with some fancy upgrades…read more The LRC has the pool, skating rink and concession from before. But now there's also a field-house, a court (for basketball and games like that), curling rink, an exercise facility, walking track, event space (with a kitchen), restaurant and lounge, and an Orange Julius/DQ. The last point may seem pretty strange, go work out and then get a Blizzard. But that's why it's a "rec centre" and not a "fitness centre." The LRC is also where the rodeo is held each May, with the fair outside. The field-house/court also have been used for trade shows and other events like that. And of course sporting tournaments, Admission ranges from $7.50 for a single admission to $487 for an annual pass. If you get the pass (which also comes just monthly if you don't want a big commitment) you get access to the fitness centre and the other facilities (like the pool and skating rink) when they're open to the public (and not booked for private lessons). I've been to the fitness facility and it's pretty standard, treadmills, elliptical trainers, bikes, weights and weight machines that I don't know the name of, you know stuff you'd find in a gym/fitness facility. The LRC also has some drop in fitness programs, but it seems the more popular options (like Zumba) you have to pay extra for. Considering how much has been added to the old Black Gold Centre (to make it the LRC) this place is pretty spiffy. I wish the drop in classes were a little bit more fun (right now it's all "older adult cardio" and that sort of thing). Still if you're in Leduc and looking to workout, or just go skating or swimming, etc this is the best place to go.

This motel is clean and simple. The beds are comfortable and the price is right. It is older but it…read moreseems to have been renovated recently so it's nice for a simple accommodation. The kitchenette is handy to have. Plumbing is a bit slow draining but water pressure is good. They should have more pillows in the rooms for more comfort. Close access to Edmonton but you need a car.

Our room had a new non-smoking sign on the door but held the stench of ancient heavy cigarette…read moresmoke. The carpet was stained with a variety of substances/colors and the entire collection of horizontal surfaces bore cigarette burns, including the bed covering. There was an extra charge for us having our dog with us ($15), cool, but after taking showers and sleeping for about an hour we woke up and couldn't get back to sleep again because of the acrid smell. We packed up and got the $100 security deposit reversed but didn't get a refund for this $96 room. Disgusting. One star for the hot water, I guess.

Wonderful service, gorgeous, spacious room. Clean and very quiet. The bed was mediocre, not great,…read morebut I have chronic back pain and am currently pregnant so that might be part of why I was uncomfortable. The pool and amenities were quite nice and seemed to be well taken care of. The included breakfast is one of the best continental breakfasts I've ever experienced. I would definitely come back.

Most of the time when checking in here I'll find my room wasn't properly cleaned, or that something…read moreneeds to be maintained. An example would be a mirrored closet door off the hinges, shower curtain rod unattached from wall etc. I don't have high expectations for this hotel, though sleeping through the night has always been okay here. Small *tiny* gym, they sometimes keep it open late here. Staff is always friendly. Has a kitchenette with microwave, fridge and as a plus - a keurig in room and complimentary breakfast before 9. Ask for a room not facing the highway. It kept me up all night. The bathroom fan would go on and off periodically. Paper thin walls. I can hear music at 4:00 am.

Last year was the first year of the C-Line buses between Leduc and Edmonton. Last year my big beef…read morewith the transit was the schedule, more times needed to be added in order to accomodate all the people that need to travel between Leduc and Edmonton and vice versa. Having switched campuses this year I was initially worried whether I'd even be able to use the C-Line, but they added earlier times in the morning. Plus they have a last bus leaving Century Park at 6:10pm, which means I don't have to worry about missing the bus when I leave the school at 5pm (before the last bus left at 5:30 and I never made it back to Century Park before then). I think more times during the day (perhaps once per hour from 9am to 4pm) as well as some service on the weekends, is still needed. I'd love it if the bus ran in the evening, maybe until 10pm too, since I have a 6pm-9pm class next semester, but I doubt that will happen. The route has changed a bit, and more stops in Leduc were added which I think is great. There are a couple new stops on 50 Street, and 50 Ave. My only gripe with the new stops are they're still not listed on the ETS website or on the buslink line, meaning you can't figure out exactly what time the bus is supposed to be there. Hopefully they will get added to the database soon. The C-line no longer runs to the airport, but ETS has their own airport shuttle. Besides the C-line route to the airport was a little ridiculous. From what I understand it would go from Century Park in Edmonton to Leduc (and all the stops) and then before heading back to Edmonton would go to the airport. So anyone trying to get to the airport would be on the bus (from Edmonton) for about an hour. It'd be great if Leduc could have public transit to the airport, but I get that this isn't a necessity. The other great change about the C-line is the price. I believe regular tickets are the same price, but students (with a U-Pass) now only pay $1/one-way. Since I only have classes three days a week I'm only spending $6/week on the C-Line, which is a lot better than spending $45 for the month pass like I used to. Improvements could still be made, but things are a lot better than they used to be.

I remember when I still lived in Leduc how odd it was when they first introduced the C Line to see…read moreEdmonton Transit busses cruising the streets. Even though I no longer reside in Leduc I still use the 590 occasionally to go and see my mother and it's nice to see it has evolved over time. It's unfortunate they cut the service out to the airport and residents are now stuck using overpriced cabs yet again but lack of demand has the tendency to cause things like that. It's nice to see they have expanded the service out to Nisku as it will open up job opportunities for people but I find when I come in from Edmonton that having to do the Nisku loop can make the trip seem EXTREMELY long. I think they almost need to increase the size of their bus fleet and offer separate service to out there and increase the frequency of the trips. They still have a long way to go with this as it is still only a peak hour service and we aren't living in a world anymore where everybody only works Monday-Friday 9-5. I think they could draw people in for weekend service that want to check out the malls in Edmonton but as far as I know it is only something that has been discussed and not planned to be implemented. Also they desperately need some stops into the older neighbourhoods. It has always been a sore spot for me personally that residents spoke of needing public transportation for years but the city only implemented it after more high income neighbourhoods were built. I may be an Edmonton resident now but my heart belongs to Leduc. I love my city and have a number of great memories growing up there. I hope for the implementation of better service and for it's continued growth and prosperity.

We visiting Magic Space on a Friday morning, which of your going to go here they have discounts on…read moretheir rates for the first hour of the day. But Friday turned out to be a very busy day. The space was loud due to the inflatables. Great for older kids, not so welcoming for the little babies and moms who just want to get together and chat more so. My baby was around 14 months old when we went and he was too small for this space so that is probably influencing my rating and I think an older active kid would probably enjoy it more. To go up the gymnasium portion and slides I had to help my kid along. The little baby area he wasn't really into I think because the toys either were not working or because of the inflatable motors he couldn't hear them. The other interesting thing here were so carousels (coin-fed rides like you used to find in the malls) but you had to pay extra to enjoy them. As with most indoor playgrounds there is a strict no outside food and socks rule. One nice thing about this place was the abundant parking. This place is in the Deep South on Edmonton so if your near this area it's a close option.

Okay so Magic Space Indoor Playground was a hit with the toddler whom we brought here and so that…read moreis 100% the best review I can give for the place. And the group we came with chose it because it is actually smaller than many other similar indoor playgrounds meaning that we can better keep an eye on the kids without having to chase them nearly so much. There are also some pretty neat aspects: a couple good bouncy castles, lots of loose toys to play with (especially for the very little kids) and lots of good eating areas for parents to lounge and connect in. The actual huge climbing structure is well constructed and great for the kids. And there's a fancy delivery robot so this place really has a little bit of Asian kitschy feel to it. But the downsides are that the place happens to feel a bit rundown in places. The entrance has that feel occasionally. The coin operated rides are annoying if you don't happen to have multiple loonies on you (only the claw machine took a toonie insofar as I could tell)... and there are lots of potential add-on charge items like the rides and the games and the toy dispensers. I didn't partake in their menu as we chose to go elsewhere to eat after lots of playtime for the kid, but overall our trip here was excellent. The door was a bit confusing to the building but the parking seemed ample on the Sunday morning when we visited. Operational hours are limited but that's actually kind of okay for an indoor playground space like this one I think.