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Lacombe Lake Park

4.8(11) St. Albert, ABHours unavailable
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About Lacombe Lake Park

Lacombe Lake Park is an activity spot in St. Albert, AB, listed on WhereToYEG under Parks & Outdoors. It holds a 4.8-star rating from 11 Google reviews. Highlights: Family Friendly, Wheelchair Accessible. Find it at St. Albert, AB T8N 7W3.

Amenities & features

  • Family Friendly
  • Wheelchair Accessible
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4.8
11 Google reviews
Ratings from Google Maps
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Chelsey St OngeJun 2023

What a gorgeous surprise that we discovered after moving to the area. We ride our bikes to the lake and skip rocks and have a picnic. It's so peaceful and there's always people fishing here. Huge dog park to the one side and owners are all very respectful with keeping waste picked up. The trails are impeccably kept.

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Val StromJun 2023

Lovely park with both sunny and tree shaded trails with benches. The lake with fountain gives a nice cooling atmosphere. Even has a bike repair station. I've never seen that before. Pavilion with washrooms near main entrance. Very nice memorial to fallen RCMP officer.

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Mariposa CuriosaOct 2021

Beautiful setting. Nice walk arou d the lake. There are picknik tables. Public washrooms. Heated room in the winter with benches. Good lighting for the evening. It has a dog park besides separated by a fence. No playground.

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Geoffrey CoulthardAug 2022

Beautiful little lake within the city. It's a nice place to walk or run during the summer and in the winter the snow is cleared for skating. There are picnic benches in the park and it's dog friendly. There's even a heated building in the winter for putting skates on. I'd recommend coming here for a relaxing time.

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J AJun 2024

Great park for dogs and people. Lots of walking/bike trails, space to fish and have picnics. The fish are still very small but there’s a lot of crayfish that are quite large.

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