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Edmonton for Little Ones
WEST EDMONTON MALL
One of the World’s largest shopping and entertainment complexes. Lots for little ones to do. Galaxyland Amusement Park has Galaxy Kid’s Playpark, a large play area with slides, caves and ball crawl. There is also the "Little Caribbean", an interactive play area for toddlers in the World Waterpark, an NHL sized skating rink, and Sea Lion’s Rock, the home to three California sea lions.
With over 800 stores and services in the mall there are several stores that offer children’s clothing, accessories, furniture, toys, bears, etc. Fun for the whole family.
Plan to spend at least one day here probably two to three days if you want to visit the attractions. Stroller rentals are available. West Edmonton Mall is open year round.
87th Ave and 170 Street, Edmonton Get Directions (Google Maps)
(780) 444-5300
westedmontonmall.com
TELUS WORLD OF SCIENCE – EDMONTON
Edmonton’s space and science center features five interactive mind-boggling galleries. Discoveryland is an interactive gallery designed for children 2-8 years old. Play in the construction zone and build, construct and learn or play with water and sand, and more.
Also check out the Star Theatre and Imax shows. Families can play and explore together.
11211 – 142 Street, Edmonton Get Directions (Google Maps)
(780)451-3344
telusworldofscience.com/edmonton
VALLEY ZOO
Home to more than 100 exotic, endangered and native species. Tigers, elephants, zebras, red pandas and more.
Little ones can ride the small train to the children’s zoo, hop-on the carousel or ride the paddleboats around the pond.
Open year round. Lots of hands-on activities for children. Check for special events.
13315 Buena Vista Road, Edmonton
Get Directions (Google Maps)
(780)496-8787
edmonton.ca/valleyzoo
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JOHN JANZEN NATURE CENTRE
Discover nature in the city at John Janzen Nature Centre. Located next to Fort Edmonton Park. Exhibit room and live wildlife exhibits such as salamanders, garter snakes, frogs and toads. Take a self guided hike on 4km of natural trails through the river valley. Themed weekends. Programming for small children, family and adults.
Fox Drive and Whitemud Drive
(780)496-8787
www.edmonton.ca/johnjanzen
JOHN WALTER MUSEUM
John Walter was one of Edmonton’s early entrepreneurs and played an important role in the development of Edmonton. The John Walter Museum displays the three original homes of John Walter. Drop-in programs most Sundays. Located in Kinsmen Park, which has a wading pool in summer, picnic areas and children’s playground.
10627 – 93 Avenue in Kinsmen Park
(780)496-8787
www.edmonton.ca/johnwalter
UKRAINIAN CULTURAL HERITAGE VILLAGE
Award winning outdoor living museum tells the story of the settlement of Ukrainian immigrants to east central Alberta from 1892-1930. Costumed role players in historic buildings including one room schoolhouse, general store, churches, houses etc. Wagon rides. Several special events and activities during the summer season.
25 min east of Edmonton on Hwy 16 (near Elk Island National Park)
(780)662-3640
www.tprc.alberta.ca/uchv
DEVONIAN BOTANIC GARDEN
Beautiful outdoor gardens and indoor display of succulents, tropical butterflies, and orchids. Authentic Japanese Garden. Children and family courses. Garden/Plant oriented gift-shop.
Located 30 minutes from downtown Edmonton. Hwy 60, 5 km north of Devon
(780)987-3054
www.discoveredmonton.com/devonian
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