Village of Andrew
Home of Alberta’s Giant Mallard
The village of Andrew is a friendly small community in rural Alberta, surrounded by farmland, prairie skies, wetlands, and lakes.
. It is best known for the world’s Largest Mallard Duck, a one-tonne roadside attraction with a seven-metre wingspan in Lions Club Park. Visitors can stop for photos, explore local shops, enjoy ice cream or treats, see the village caboose, and walk through town along Ed Stelmach Avenue. Nature lovers can enjoy nearby wetlands, birdwatching at Whiteford Lake, wildlife viewing, photography, and quiet prairie drives. Andrew also has local history at the Andrew Museum, located in the old train station, along with recreation such as mini golf, a skateboard park, ball diamonds, bowling, and seasonal skating. Travellers can plan their visit around the Andrew Farmers Market and the Andrew Garlic Festival or stay nearby at the campground and RV sites when they are open for the season. Andrew is a simple, welcoming stop for families, road trippers, and anyone looking for small-town charm in the Lakeland region.