Turner Valley Gas Plant

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Turner Valley, Canada

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Tourist attraction· Museums· Landmarks & Historical Buildings· Oil & natural gas company

Turner Valley Gas Plant Reviews | Rating 4.5 out of 5 stars (8 reviews)

Turner Valley Gas Plant is located in Turner Valley, Canada on Sunset Blvd SE. Turner Valley Gas Plant is rated 4.5 out of 5 in the category tourist attraction in Canada.

Address

Sunset Blvd SE

Phone

+1 4039336243

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Doug Cosenzo

The plant is closed but I was able to walk about and take pictures If you like old vintage buildings, check this ace out.

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Jeff Kahane

I really enjoyed my tour. The guide was well informed and took the time to get to everyone’s questions. If you live near or around the plant, it’s worth going on the tour. Everyone from Calgary looking for a fun day trip... this is it. Lost a star due to the visitor Center not having much in the way of artifacts. Most of the buildings are shuttered up so it would have been interesting to have more of the stuff they used in the plants on display. HINT: see the original spot where the oil rig at heritage park used to stand (or a reproduction of it is at the park )

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Stephen King

Wow ... the old oil and gas plant is awesomely dystopian, especially with the big herd of deer ambling through eating the tall grass. Such a place of history in Alberta, the start of the oil and gas business!

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Pedro Luiz de Souza Pinto Filho

Nice history place abou the oil field

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Cliff Morham

Very historic part of Alberta with very good interpretive centre. All Albertans should try ti visit Turner Valley to learn about the origins and foundation of our resources industry. Plant has been decommissioned but still a producing gas field.

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Ernest

Being the first commercial gas plant in Alberta, it is a historic site of great importance. It is also a good place to learn how gas is sweetened.

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Shaun Clough

The guided tour is about an hour long and is quite interesting. At the end of the tour you actually come to a region where natural gas is still bubbling from the ground.

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Walter Andrews

An Alberta heritage site that is just starting to open up the tours are good and informative.