The Town of Elk Point, with a population of over 1500 is a vibrant progressive town that offers something for young and senior alike.
• Elk Point has a full range of services that includes 2 major grocery stores, bakery, pharmacy, clothing and variety stores,
major hardware store (Rona), tire and automotive supply outlets,
motels, hotel, laundromat, a full service R.V. Park and numerous restaurants from fast food to fine dining.
• The region is uniquely located in a triangle corridor between the high population centre of Edmonton, the Saskatchewan border, and the resource rich areas to the north leading to Fort McMurray.
• Elk Point is in a very prolific heavy oil and gas reserve field. These fields include Lindbergh, Frog lake and Elk Point where over 35 thousand bbls of oil (equivalent) along with millions of cubic feet of natural gas are produced.
• The Elk Point Business and Industrial Park has currently expanded by adding 30 acres. Many businesses are expanding due to the very busy oil and gas industry and the opportunity is available for you to purchase industrial lots.
• Elk Point offers excellent opportunities for retail businesses that cater to a young and experienced adult population. The employment environment is very strong in our area
|
The Town of Elk Point is located next to the North Saskatchewan River in the center of the HUB region and the heart of the "Lakeland".
Elk Point is situated on Highway 41 and connects north to Highway 28 and south to Highway 16. Elk Point has a local air strip with a 1,371 metre asphalt runway.
Elk Point Airport has the longest runway in the area and opportunities exist for businesses in the air transportation industry to set up their Services.
For bus service, Quality Time Tours provides regularly scheduled intercommunity service, connecting to Greyhound. |
We also invite you to visit
our Visitor Information "Eco" Center that is powered by solar and wind.
| Proud Member of: |
www.albertahub.ca
Phone: 1-780-645-1155
Toll Free: 1-866-538-1155
Communities In Unity
|
|
|
We invite you to visit us and see the beauty of our lakes and rolling hills. You will discover a rich history of the area from Fort George Buckingham House Interpretive Center to our historical 100 foot mural.
|
