Community Amenities

At the end of a busy day, Trumpeter is your reprieve from the business of life. Head home from downtown via Anthony Henday Dr., or Yellowhead road, stopping to pick up the kids from school or grabbing groceries along the way. On the weekends, it’s just as easy to indulge in a morning round of golf or spend an afternoon at West Edmonton Mall as it is to head to Lois Hole Provincial Park for a walk along the boardwalk. At Trumpeter, you have easy access to the amenities of the city while living amongst the wonders of nature.

Where the convenience of the city and the calmness of nature meet.

Trumpeter Landing

Connecting with your neighbours is just as important as connecting with nature. As the social centre for Trumpeter, Trumpeter Landing is a place for parents to meet and kids to play. Take advantage of the 10 acres of space and toboggan in the winter, play soccer in the summer, and frequent the playground year-round to further experience the beauty of nature outside your door. Thanks to the Big Lake Community League, events like an annual barbeque and a winter skate rink are available to all residents.

Shops and Services

Commercial complex for Trumpeter residents minutes from your home and in your community. Across the street from the new playground, on Trumpeter Way, is a commercial space with a convenience store, liquor store, daycare, and much more.

5 km of integrated trails

Wander, jog, or bike through the trails intertwined with the Trumpeter community, breathing the fresh air and enjoying the outdoors. Keep an eye out for native plants like the cattail and aspen trees, and for the deer and small mammals that also call Trumpeter home.

Schools

Schools are 20 minutes or less from Trumpeter. Kids from Trumpeter are also able to attend schools in St. Albert. However, St. Albert school buses do not serve Edmonton communities. Future schools include a K-6 public school located in nearby Hawks Ridge and a K-9 Catholic school in the Kinglet community, giving you even more options.