Canadian Energy Museum

Canadian Energy Museum in Leduc’s Central Prairies region shares Alberta’s energy story through interactive exhibits for curious visitors of all ages. Located on the historic Leduc No. 1 site southwest of Edmonton, this National Historic Site explores how a major 1947 oil discovery transformed Alberta and Canada’s energy future. Inside, visitors find educational displays and artifacts that trace the province’s early energy beginnings and the industries that helped build modern Alberta. Outdoors, guests can walk among oilfield and heavy industry equipment that brings the scale of energy production to life. The accredited museum also features a visitor information centre, a gift shop and an RV campground, making it an easy stop for road trippers and families looking to learn, explore and stay awhile.