Car rental Red Deer (Alberta), Canada

What To See In Red Deer Alberta

Red Deer (Alberta) is a small city in Alberta, Canada, just halfway between Edmonton and Calgary. The Alberta National Arts Centre & Sports Hall of Fame celebrate the provincial sports achievements with displays, memorabilia and interactive exhibits. The Red Deer Riverfront Park is home to many recreational activities including boating, fishing, tennis and horseback riding.

The Red Deer Riverfront Park is home to a series of parks with different areas for children's play. The Albert Park is dedicated to all the Canadian Football Hall of Famers and the Big Red Centre has a number of indoor and outdoor activities.

The Bower Ponds Park is home to an abundance of waterfowl that can be seen by visitors every day. There are also picnic facilities available and a nature centre featuring wildlife videos and informative displays. The Albert Park has picnic tables and the Bown Ponds Park features benches and playgrounds. The Albert Park is adjacent to the Albert House and the Bown Ponds Park is close to the City Hall and the Albert Hotel.

The City of Red Deer offers a number of cultural attractions. The Albert Museum is home to the collections of civil and military history. The city is home to the Albert Centennial Olympic Games and it is the home of the Alberta Hockey Hall of Fame. The City of Red Deer has one of the highest percentages of seniors living in the country.

Red Deer has been rated as the fourth healthiest city by Canada's leading lifestyle magazines. The Red Deer Hospital and Red Deer General Hospital offer a variety of medical services including general surgeries, cardiology, surgery, radiology, trauma and orthopedic surgery. The Red Deer Regional Hospital is home to the Albert Memorial Children's Hospital.

There are numerous hotels, motels, bed and breakfasts and inns, campgrounds and cabin rentals in Red Deer. The city offers an array of lodging options to meet your needs.

The University of Red Deer is located in the heart of the city. The university is considered to be a top research institution, home to the largest campus in western Canada. The university is named after the famous Red Deer MLA, J.R.H. Red Deer. The University has a number of undergraduate and graduate programs to offer.

A number of companies are based in Red Deer to cater to the growing tourism industry. The city hosts an annual Red Deer Jazz Festival, which showcases the best jazz and blues music. The Red Deer River's main street is the famous Deerfoot Trail and is known for its shopping and dining.

The Red Deer area is known for its outdoor activities. For activities that you can enjoy on the land and in the water, you will find plenty of opportunities at Red Deer Lake State Park. You can fish, raft and kayak at the lake or explore the waters of the Rocky Mountains at Red Deer Lake State Park.