Fox Creek - A Playground of Opportunity
Canada became a country on July 1, 1867, and one hundred years later on July 19, 1967 Fox Creek was officially incorporated as an Alberta community. Fox Creek had its beginnings as a small service station on a quiet county road. The town now has about seven thousand vehicles going through the area daily. Fox Creek is a full-service community of 2,278 friendly residents. The Town acts as a strong service centre to the burgeoning oil and gas industry. Located just two and one-half hours drive northwest of Edmonton on Highway 43, you will find that Fox Creek is a great place for a weekend excursion or a family vacation. Smoke Lake and Iosegun Lake campgrounds are both located 10-12 km from the Town. Visitors will find that the town is a bustling, progressive community that is located 82 kilometres from any other inhabited part of Alberta.
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