South Edmonton · Est. French-Canadian Heritage

Welcome to
Beaumont, Alberta

Small-town charm meets modern family living — one of Alberta's fastest-growing communities, just minutes from South Edmonton.

~23,000+ Residents & Growing
10–15 min To South Edmonton
Bilingual English & French Heritage
Family-First Top Schools & Parks
RCMP Policed Community

A Community on the Rise

Beaumont is one of Alberta's fastest-growing municipalities, situated just minutes south of Edmonton. What sets it apart isn't just its proximity to the city — it's the genuine small-town character that residents fiercely protect even as the community expands.

Tree-lined streets, well-maintained parks, and a walkable downtown core give Beaumont an atmosphere that's increasingly rare this close to a major urban centre. The town's French heritage, dating back to its roots as a French-Canadian settlement, still shapes the community today — visible in bilingual signage, French immersion schools, and a cultural pride that locals carry with them.

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Who Calls Beaumont Home?

Beaumont is especially popular with young families, move-up buyers, and Edmonton commuters who want more space, newer homes, and a stronger sense of community without sacrificing convenience. Many describe it as what Sherwood Park looked like 10–15 years ago — a community in its prime growth phase.

Housing Mix

  • Single-family homes — dominant type, generous lots
  • Duplexes — great entry point or investment option
  • Townhomes — lower-maintenance, popular with young professionals
  • New master-planned communities with modern amenities

Built for Active Family Living

Beaumont is genuinely built for active, family-oriented living. The community has invested heavily in outdoor spaces, recreation facilities, and programming that brings neighbours together — it's one of the top reasons families choose Beaumont over denser Edmonton neighbourhoods.

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Four Seasons Park

The centrepiece of Beaumont's outdoor recreation — a skating rink in winter, playgrounds, trails, and open green space for year-round family enjoyment.

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Spray Parks & Sports Fields

Multiple spray parks and sports fields scattered throughout the community, keeping summer days fun for kids of all ages. Local leagues and events run all season.

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Off-Leash Dog Parks

Beaumont is a dog-friendly community with dedicated off-leash areas — a wonderful way to meet neighbours and let your four-legged family members run free.

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Recreation Centre

The Beaumont Sport & Recreation Centre offers fitness facilities, community programs, youth activities, and fitness classes — a hub of community energy all year.

"Outdoor recreation and lifestyle quality are among Beaumont's biggest competitive advantages over comparable Edmonton neighbourhoods. Families consistently rank parks and recreation as a top reason they chose to buy here — and it shows in sustained demand."

— RJ Homes Team

Quality Education Close to Home

One of the strongest draws for families moving to Beaumont is the quality and variety of its schools. Both public and Catholic systems offer excellent options from preschool through Grade 12, with modern facilities and outstanding French immersion programming.

🏫 Public Schools — Black Gold School Division

  • École Secondaire Beaumont Composite High School (Grades 10–12)
  • Multiple K–9 schools throughout the community
  • French immersion programming available
  • Newer school buildings — modern facilities

✝️ Catholic Schools — STAR Catholic School Division

  • Preschool through Grade 12 options
  • Faith-based learning environment
  • Strong community and family values

Key Advantages

  • Newer school buildings due to rapid community growth
  • French immersion opportunities at multiple grade levels
  • Family-focused learning environments
  • Strong parent community involvement

"School placement is a major driver of real estate demand in Beaumont. If schools are a priority for your family, it's worth mapping out catchment boundaries early."

— RJ Homes Team

One of the Safer Communities in the Region

Beaumont is widely regarded as one of the safer communities in the greater Edmonton region. Its suburban character, strong community ties, and proactive policing all contribute to a sense of security that residents genuinely appreciate.

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Policed by RCMP

Beaumont is served by the Royal Canadian Mounted Police, who maintain a visible presence in the community and work closely with Town administration.

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Lower Crime Rates

Compared to Edmonton, Beaumont typically experiences lower crime rates across most categories — a reflection of its community demographics and engaged neighbourhood culture.

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Live Crime Map

The Town of Beaumont provides residents with a live crime map showing activity from the last 14 days — available on the Town's official website.

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Neighbourhood Watch

Active neighbourhood watch programs in many areas, plus strong community ties that contribute to natural neighbourhood oversight and safety.

Day-to-Day Made Easy

Beaumont has matured considerably as a community — day-to-day errands are very manageable right in town. For larger shopping trips, South Edmonton Common is just a short drive away.

Right in Beaumont

  • Grocery stores and fresh food options
  • Cafes, restaurants, and local eateries
  • Medical clinics and walk-in centres
  • Pharmacies and health services
  • Local boutiques, services, and professional offices
  • Gas stations and automotive services

The downtown core along 50th Street has a charming, small-town feel with independent businesses and a growing food scene — a genuinely walkable area.

🛍️ Nearby Major Hub — South Edmonton Common

Just 10–15 minutes away by car, South Edmonton Common is one of Canada's largest open-air retail centres. Major grocery chains, big-box retailers, specialty stores, restaurants, and entertainment. It removes the "small-town limitation" concern entirely.

A Strategic Location

Positioned just south of Edmonton, Beaumont sits at a sweet spot where commute times remain very manageable while housing prices and community character are distinctly more favourable than inner-city alternatives.

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10–15 Min to South Edmonton

Via Highway 625 or Township Road 510, you're at South Edmonton Common or the Ellerslie area in under 15 minutes under normal conditions.

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Highway 625 & Highway 21

Two major provincial highways provide direct access north into Edmonton and east/west across the region — manageable morning rush hour.

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Anthony Henday Drive Access

The Henday ring road is accessible within a short drive, opening up the entire Edmonton perimeter for residents working anywhere in the city.

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Ideal for Nisku & Airport Workers

The Nisku Industrial Park and Edmonton International Airport are among the closest major employment centres — a natural choice for workers in those areas.

Beaumont's Three-Cart Waste System

The Town of Beaumont uses an efficient three-cart system that works a little differently than Edmonton's. Getting familiar with the schedule early will save you from missed pickups and overflowing bins.

🗑️ Every 2 Weeks

Grey Cart — Garbage

General household waste that cannot be recycled or composted. Keep lids fully closed for pickup.

♻️ Weekly

Blue Bags — Recycling

Plastics, paper, cardboard, and containers go in blue bags. One of the most consistent pickups in the schedule.

🌿 Weekly (Summer) / Bi-Weekly (Winter)

Green Cart — Organics

Food scraps, yard waste, and compostable materials. A great way to divert waste from landfill year-round.

Pro Tips

  • Set all carts out by 7:00 AM on your collection day — trucks run early
  • Download the "Smart Savvy Green" app for personalized reminders
  • Yard waste pickup occurs in spring and fall — watch for Town notices
  • Carts must be at the curb, not in front of driveways or fire hydrants

💡 Realtor's Note

Beaumont's waste system is efficient but different enough from Edmonton that new buyers genuinely appreciate a quick walkthrough. Knowing the schedule on day one makes settling in much smoother.

A Few Honest Considerations

No community is perfect. Being upfront about Beaumont's current limitations is part of helping you settle in with the right expectations. Every one of these is a reflection of growth — and growth is a very good thing for homeowners.

🚌 Limited Public Transit

Beaumont does not currently have the same transit connectivity as Edmonton. Bus service exists, but a personal vehicle is essentially required for most residents. Plan your household accordingly.

🏗️ Ongoing Construction

Rapid growth means construction activity in and around town — new subdivisions, road expansions, and commercial development. The flip side: every new development adds to the community's amenity base.

🛍️ Some Amenities Developing

Specialty retail, entertainment, and some health services still require a short drive to South Edmonton. As the population grows, more businesses will follow — this is the natural pattern.

"You're buying into a community at the right time — before it has everything. That's exactly when the value proposition is strongest for long-term homeowners."

— RJ Homes Team