Pigeon Lake map
The ten Summer Villages served by the agency, with nearby fire halls, RCMP detachments and hospitals. Tap a marker for details and directions.
Marker locations are approximate. Use the layer button at the top right of the map to show or hide each type of place.
A fire or road closure may block your usual way out, so there is no single fixed route. If an evacuation is ordered, the alert will tell you which way to go. Learn the roads in and out of your Summer Village now, and know at least two ways out. Highway 13 runs just south of the lake, Highway 616 along the north side, and Highway 771 down the west side.
Mulhurst Bay, Village at Pigeon Lake and Westerose are hamlets in the County of Wetaskiwin. Leduc County and the County of Wetaskiwin handle emergency management for county residents, but the same advice on this site applies to everyone.
Summer Villages served
| Summer Village | Shore | Office |
|---|---|---|
| Argentia Beach | North | 780-586-2494 |
| Crystal Springs | South | 780-586-2494 |
| Golden Days | North | 780-967-0271 |
| Grandview | South-west | 780-586-2494 |
| Itaska Beach | North | 780-312-0928 |
| Ma-Me-O Beach | South-east | 780-967-0271 |
| Norris Beach | South | 780-586-2494 |
| Poplar Bay | West | 780-586-2494 |
| Silver Beach | North-east | 780-389-4409 |
| Sundance Beach | North-west | 780-389-4409 |
Emergency services nearby
| Place | Type | Location |
|---|---|---|
| South Pigeon Lake Fire Department | Fire hall | Hwy 13, Village at Pigeon Lake |
| Mulhurst Bay Fire Department | Fire hall | Hwy 616, Mulhurst Bay |
| Wetaskiwin RCMP | RCMP | 5005 48 Avenue, Wetaskiwin |
| Thorsby RCMP | RCMP | Thorsby |
| Wetaskiwin Hospital and Care Centre | Hospital (emergency) | Wetaskiwin |
| Leduc Community Hospital | Hospital (emergency) | Leduc |
| Drayton Valley Hospital and Care Centre | Hospital (emergency) | Drayton Valley |
| Pigeon Lake Provincial Park | Provincial park | West shore |
The fire hall nearest you is not always the one that responds to your address. Always call 9-1-1 in an emergency.
Finding your way in an emergency
- Know your civic address, and make sure your address sign can be seen from the road day and night. It helps fire and ambulance crews find you.
- Keep a paper map in your vehicle. Cell service and GPS may not work.
- Check 511 Alberta for highway closures before and during your trip.