Discover 19.97 acres overlooking Chip Lake in Yellowhead Count. Featuring natural vegetation, a strip of hayland, and power across the road, this property is ideal for a country home or recreational cabin. Enjoy excellent hunting, fishing, and outdoor recreation with convenient access to Highway 16.
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Discover 19.97 acres of scenic countryside overlooking Chip Lake in Yellowhead County, approximately one hour west of Edmonton and just minutes north of Wildwood. This private parcel offers an excellent opportunity to build your dream country home, recreational cabin, or weekend retreat in the heart of Alberta's outdoor playground.
The property features a mixture of open land, natural vegetation, and a strip of productive hayland, with expansive westerly views toward Chip Lake. With plenty of room for a residence, shop, recreational equipment, or hobby farm, the possibilities are endless. Power is located directly across the road, while a natural gas line runs through the property.
Outdoor enthusiasts will appreciate the proximity to excellent hunting, fishing, and recreational opportunities. Chip Lake is known for northern pike fishing and abundant birdlife, while the surrounding Yellowhead County region offers opportunities for hunting deer, moose, and waterfowl, along with hiking, camping, and year-round outdoor adventures.
Conveniently located near Highway 16, the property provides easy access to Wildwood, Evansburg, Entwistle, and Edson, while remaining within comfortable driving distance of Edmonton. This makes it an ideal recreational getaway for city residents or a peaceful location for a permanent country residence.
Whether you're looking to build, invest, or simply escape the city, this 19.97-acre parcel offers an exceptional combination of privacy, accessibility, and outdoor recreation in west-central Alberta.
54014 Range Road 93 - Yellowhead, AB
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Located in west-central Alberta, Yellowhead County is a diverse rural municipality encompassing approximately 22,500 square kilometres of agricultural land, forests, foothills, lakes, and rivers. The region supports a strong resource-based economy, with agriculture, oil and gas production, forestry, mining, transportation, and tourism serving as its primary industries.
Agriculture is particularly prominent throughout the eastern portion of Yellowhead County, where cattle ranching, hay production, grain farming, and mixed agricultural operations contribute to the local economy. Oil and gas development, forestry operations, and related service industries provide additional employment opportunities throughout the region.
The nearby communities of Wildwood, Evansburg, and Entwistle offer local services and amenities, while Edson serves as a larger regional centre for shopping, healthcare, education, and employment. Highway 16, the Yellowhead Highway, provides an important east-west transportation corridor connecting the area with Edmonton, Hinton, Jasper, and British Columbia.
With Edmonton approximately one hour to the east, the Chip Lake area is particularly attractive to buyers seeking affordable rural living, recreational properties, and weekend retreats within convenient driving distance of a major urban centre. The surrounding region offers abundant opportunities for hunting, fishing, camping, and year-round outdoor recreation.
The Chip Lake region offers exceptional year-round recreational opportunities, making it an attractive destination for outdoor enthusiasts, hunters, anglers, and nature lovers. Chip Lake is known for its northern pike and burbot fishing, canoeing, kayaking, and abundant birdlife, including waterfowl, osprey, and bald eagles.
The surrounding forests, agricultural lands, and natural areas provide excellent opportunities for hunting deer, moose, elk, and waterfowl, subject to applicable regulations. Yellowhead County also offers access to extensive Crown lands, hiking trails, camping areas, and ATV and snowmobile routes.
The nearby Pembina River is popular for canoeing, kayaking, tubing, and fishing, while regional lakes and campgrounds provide additional opportunities for family recreation. During winter, residents can enjoy snowmobiling, ice fishing, cross-country skiing, and snowshoeing.
For organized recreation, Wildwood features a recreation complex, curling rink, skating facilities, and community parks, while nearby Evansburg and Entwistle offer additional amenities. With the Rocky Mountain foothills and Jasper National Park further west along Highway 16, the region provides an excellent base for exploring Alberta's great outdoors.
The Chip Lake and Wildwood region has a rich history rooted in Indigenous heritage, early settlement, agriculture, forestry, and railway development. The area was traditionally inhabited by the Woodland Cree, with the surrounding lakes, rivers, and forests providing important resources for hunting, fishing, and trade.
European settlement expanded in the early 1900s, particularly with the arrival of the Grand Trunk Pacific Railway in 1910. Wildwood, originally known as Junkins, developed as a farming and logging community and was officially renamed in 1929. The area was also home to one of Alberta's earliest Black pioneer settlements, established by African American families beginning in 1908.
Throughout the 20th century, agriculture, timber harvesting, and eventually oil and gas development helped shape the local economy. Cattle ranching, hay production, and mixed farming became established throughout the surrounding countryside, while Highway 16 strengthened transportation connections between Edmonton and western Alberta.
Today, the Chip Lake region retains its rural character, with a strong agricultural heritage, historic communities, and a landscape that continues to attract residents and recreational visitors seeking the natural beauty of west-central Alberta.
53°38'5.90"N and 115°15'27.58"W
Property is partly in hay production.
$510 (2026)
RD - Rural District
PLAN 2420509 BLOCK 1 LOT 2 EXCEPTING THEREOUT ALL MINES AND MINERALS
LINC 0039 815 478
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