Lakes and Trails

Address:

5015-49 Ave
St. Paul, AB   T0A 3A4

Fax Number:

(780) 645-3104

Phone Number:

(780) 645-3301

Website:

http://www.county.stpaul.ab.ca

Email:

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Travel to St. Paul and the Northeast from Edmonton has been made easier with the Highway 29 designation. Highway 29 was created in 2006 by renaming a number of existing highway segments. Highway 29 (formerly 637) starts by Lamont, connects to Highway 36 by Duvernay and continues north with Highway 36 to St. Brides, and east again through St. Paul to Highway 41.

Located 225 kilometres northeast from Edmonton, the County of St. Paul has a diversified economy in agriculture and oil and gas industry activity. The main trade centres are the towns of St. Paul and Elk Point. An abundance of lakes, tourist attractions and camping facilities await you in the County.

The County of St. Paul operates four recreation facilities complete with showers and caretaker on-site. Westcove on the shores of Vincent Lake is enhanced by a beautiful sandy beach and naturally wooded areas. Westcove is truly a family park. Enjoy the picnic areas, play centre for the youngsters, tennis or stroll along a huge network of hiking trails. Lac Bellevue offers the ultimate family camping experience. All amenities are closely nestled together. Enjoy your camping stall while watching the children on the playground apparatus or at the spacious beach. Stoney Lake is our Pioneer Park. It offers camping with total privacy in this undisturbed wooded area. Floating Stone Lake is located in a naturally wooded area on the south shore of Boyne Lake north of Ashmont.