Welcome to the Summer Village of
Seba Beach

Seba Beach is a Summer Village located 85 km (53 mi) west of Edmonton in Alberta, Canada. Local sites include The Seba Heritage Museum and Memory Wall, Wabamun Lake, a public library, and several businesses including two restaurants, a general store, a miniature golf course, a golf resort, and a recreational vehicle park. August long weekend is the annual Regatta at Seba Beach, which features a parade, a dance, foot races, fireworks, a beach volleyball tournament, and a cribbage tournament, among other events. During the summer and fall, there is a weekly farmers market on Saturdays.

Fish within the lake include northern pike, whitefish, walleye, and yellow perch.

Seba Announcements

Organizational Council Meeting 

Thursday August 28th, 2025 at 10:00 am

at the Summer Village of Seba Beach Office and via Zoom.

In Memory of Susan Stuart

It is with deep sadness that the Summer Village of Seba Beach shares the passing of our dear friend and long-time colleague, Susan Stuart, who served the Village with dedication, warmth, and unwavering commitment for many years.

Susan was more than an employee—she was the heart of our office, a source of knowledge and kindness, and a constant presence in the life of our community. Her deep love for Seba Beach and its residents was evident in everything she did. Whether she was helping a resident with a concern, supporting her fellow staff, or sharing a kind word and a smile, Susan gave fully of herself every single day.

Her passing is a profound loss for our team and our community. We extend our heartfelt condolences to her family, friends, and all those who had the privilege of knowing her.

The Summer Village has lowered its flags in her honour.

Rest in peace, Susan. Your legacy and spirit will remain with us always.

Buoy Placement Update

The buoys have been installed in the lake; however, placing them correctly this year has been particularly challenging. Due to low water levels, many boat hoists are positioned far from shore—often 5 to 10 metres away from very deep water. In several areas, anchoring the buoys at a safe distance beyond the hoists has proven difficult, as the anchors can’t reliably reach the lake bottom, causing the buoys to drift.

We appreciate your patience during this adjustment period, as we may need to reposition some buoys to ensure they remain secure and properly placed.

FireSmart Neighborhood Awareness Workshop

The recording of the FireSmart Neighborhood Awareness Workshop is now ready to be viewed!

Click the FireSmart button for more information on FireSmart!

FREE FireSmart Home Assessments

Parkland County is now offering FREE FireSmart Home Assessments to residents of Parkland County, including the Summer Village of Seba Beach, and other Summer Villages.

County residents can get a free FireSmart Home Assessment to learn how to protect their homes from wildfires. Each assessment takes about 45 minutes, and it's important that you're there too. 

Our FireSmart experts will:

1.     Tour the outside of your house and yard for things that increase your risk during a wildfire.

2.     Provide a customized report based on what they see with actions on how to reduce the risk of damage by wildfire.

3.     Share helpful tips to make your home less susceptible to wildfires.

If you've completed the suggested safety improvements in the report, you can ask for another assessment later if you wish.

Visit Parkland County - Free FireSmart Home Assessments for more information!

Protect Seba Beach: The Importance of Cleaning Up After Your Dog

At Seba Beach, we all enjoy the beauty of nature and the peace of our pristine waters. However, something as simple as dog feces can have a significant impact on the lake's health and water quality.

Why Does Dog Waste Matter?

When dog feces are left behind and washed into the lake, they introduce harmful bacteria, parasites, and excess nutrients that can severely affect water quality. This can lead to harmful algae blooms, which not only harm aquatic life but also pose health risks for swimmers and other animals. Additionally, feces can contaminate our drinking water supply and create unsafe conditions for everyone who enjoys the lake.

What Can You Do to Help?

• Always Clean Up After Your Pet: Bring a bag with you during walks to scoop the poop. It only takes a moment and makes a huge difference.
• Dispose of Waste Properly: Use the designated dog waste bins around the village. Proper disposal ensures that waste doesn’t make its way into the lake.
• Spread the Word: Share this information with fellow dog owners and remind each other of the importance of keeping the lake clean.

Together, we can maintain the beauty and health of Seba Beach for everyone in the community. Let’s keep our waters safe for swimming, fishing, and wildlife. Thank you for being a responsible pet owner and helping to protect the environment!

Need More Information?

For tips on proper waste disposal or to learn more about the impact of pollution on our lake, feel free to reach out. We’re all in this together to keep Seba Beach clean and safe.