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Come to Fort Saskatchewan and experience the sights and sounds of a modern, upbeat city with a remarkable history extending back to the 1875 arrival of the North West Mounted Police. Visit the Kin Family Spray Park or Harbour Pool, the Dow Centennial Centre or golf at one of the many local courses. There are over 50 paved trails that circle the city ideal for walking, bird-watching, cycling, in-line skating and cross country skiing. So much to see and do! Fort Saskatchewan welcomes you. |
Discover Lamont County, the Church Capital of North America and the Gateway to Elk Island National Park. Nestled in the Beaver Hills, Lamont County boasts numerous attractions including the Ukrainian Cultural Heritage Village, the Basilian Fathers Museum, and Parkland Conservation Farm. The Lamont Region also has numerous, one-of-a-kind photo opportunities including the World’s Largest Mallard located in the Village of Andrew and the World’s Largest Sausage found in Mundare.
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With an urban flair and rural flavour, Strathcona County makes an ideal centralized meeting point and a unique choice for those who want to get away, without getting away!
Visitors to Strathcona County can expect local hospitality while exploring our boutiques, independent retail stores and spectacular resturants. Take a moment to recharge, escape to a cozy bed and breakfast, or hike a natural trail at a scenic rural retreat.
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Mundare is located 70 km (43 mi) east of Edmonton. The town of Mundare was named after William Mundare, a railway station agent. The Canadian National Railway tracks run right through town. Close to Beaverhill Lake and Elk Island National Park, Mundare is home to the Basilian Father's Mission, Whitetail Crossing Golf Course and of the world's largest garlic sausage.
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Just 30 minutes from downtown Edmonton you will find the Alberta Railway Museum - Preserving Alberta's Railway History. Come and experience our railway in a fun, hands-on and interactive fashion. Bring a picnic and stay for the day. Over 75 cars and locomotives on site. Ride on vintage trains, speeders, and railway equipment. We are the third largest railway museum in Canada, largest in Alberta.
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Aqualine Aquatic Plants & Waterfeatures is the place to come and get inspired if you want to add a pond to your garden. See the water garden displays set in a natural setting ranging in size from a large natural pond to a small pondless waterfall. Stroll through and enjoy the beauty and tranquility and visualize the type of waterfeature that can be constructed in your own garden. Check out our wide variety of aquatic plants, fountains and more. |
Rick and Amy Barr have worked in heart research for more than 20 years at the University of Alberta. They use their scientific training to create fruit wines of impeccable quality. Barr Estate Winery produces two very fine fruit wines: The Other Red (raspberry) and The Barb (rhubarb) from fruit grown and picked right from the family farm. |
At Country Road Greenhouse, 10 minutes east of Edmonton on the Whitemud Freeway, you will find big plants in bold colours to make your yard beautiful with inspiring containers, hanging baskets in unique shapes and colours, and bold coloured flowering plants all selected to thrive in your yard. We have perennials suited to our climate and softly scented roses. Need help selecting plants or planting combinations? Ask us or have us custom plant your containers.
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Elk Island Retreat is a privately owned campground featuring Tipi Camping and full service RV sites. This is the place to come to enjoy nature, culture and quiet. We are located just west of Elk Island National Park. |
Awarded the title of 'Canada's Best Garden Centre'! Greenland Garden Centre has become Alberta's Premier Gift and Garden Centre. Their selection of trees, shrubs, evergreens, perennials, and water garden supplies makes them a one-stop shop for gardeners. Beyond the garden, their award winning selection of giftware, home and garden décor, jewelry and accessories is beyond compare. |
On Wednesday evenings in the Festival Place parking lot local producers gather to "make it, bake it, grow it and sell it" straight to you. See and sample fresh fruit and vegetables or luscious baked goods, and browse through some wonderful handmade crafts. Come out and meet the people that produce your food. Open from 5pm - 8 pm, from May 12 to October 6. |
Step back in time through pioneer-themed interpretive exhibits. Hands-on artifacts and historical vignettes highlight local stories. Guided tours may include interpretive presentations, "Journey back in time" educational booklets and scavenger hunts. Learn about family and community heritage by referencing archives and oral histories. Driving tour pamphlets exploring historical Strathcona County sites are available. A Brief History of Strathcona County is for sale. |
Our Past is Your Present. Visit the Ukrainian Cultural Heritage Village, an award winning provincial historic site showcasing Ukrainian settlement in Alberta. Be a time travellor and interact with costumed role players portraying real-life Ukrainian pioneers. Located 25 minutes or 50 km (30 miles) east of Edmonton on Highway 16, just 3 km (1.8 miles) east of Elk Island National Park.
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