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Land for sale near Slave Lake, Alberta

27 land and acreage listings within 25 km of Slave Lake, in the Slave Lake–High Level area. Median asking price $199,900. 3 have ocean, lake or river frontage.

27Listings
$199,900Median asking price
–Median per acre, bare land 10+ acres
3Ocean, lake or river frontage
0Creek through the land

Price cuts near Slave Lake

ListingPriceAcresPer acreWaterValue
95.6 acres
M.D. of Lesser Slave River No. 124
$276,300
was $369,900
95.6$2,890/ac below market
1 acre
Canyon Creek
$299,500
was $314,500
1$299,500/ac

Other towns in the Slave Lake–High Level area

All of the Slave Lake–High Level area 264High Level 34High Prairie 30La Crête 27

Price per acre by lot size near Slave Lake

1–5 acres$119,920/ac
5–20 acres$64,620/ac

Median asking price per acre of the 10 listings of 1 acre or more that state a size.

All listings near Slave Lake

Cheapest per acreLowest priceLargestNewest Waterfront or creek10+ acres
ListingPriceAcresPer acreWaterValue
95.6 acres
M.D. of Lesser Slave River No. 124
$276,30095.6$2,890/ac below market
19.5 acres
M.D. of Lesser Slave River No. 124
$524,90019.5$26,877/ac near market
5.3 acres
Lot 2 · Wagner
$339,9005.3$64,620/ac above market
1 acre
Widewater
$69,5001$69,500/ac below market
1.3 acres
Slave Lake
$125,0001.3$93,985/ac below market
1.3 acres on a lake
Lot 7A · Widewater
$149,9001.3$119,920/ac Lakefrontnear market
6.7 acres
Wagner
$799,9006.7$119,925/ac
15.6 acres
Slave Lake
$1,999,99915.6$128,287/ac above market
1.4 acres on a lake
Lot 8A · Widewater
$199,9001.4$141,773/ac Lakefrontnear market
23.1 acres
Slave Lake
$3,950,00023.1$171,144/ac above market
3.5 acres on a lake
Widewater
$749,9003.5$214,257/ac Lakefront
1 acre
Canyon Creek
$299,5001$299,500/ac
0.15-acre lot
Slave Lake
$49,9000.15$332,667/ac below market
0.84-acre lot
Slave Lake
$349,9000.84$416,548/ac above market
0.20-acre lot
Slave Lake
$84,9000.20$424,500/ac near market
0.21-acre lot
Slave Lake
$90,0000.21$428,571/ac near market
0.17-acre lot
Slave Lake
$74,9000.17$440,588/ac near market
0.20-acre lot
Slave Lake
$89,9000.20$449,500/ac near market
0.15-acre lot
Slave Lake
$81,9000.15$546,000/ac near market
0.15-acre lot
Slave Lake
$89,9000.15$599,333/ac near market
Land
Slave Lake
$737,000Not stated–
Land
Slave Lake
$712,000Not stated–
Land
Slave Lake
$702,000Not stated–
Land
Slave Lake
$3,262,000Not stated–
Land
Lot 4 · M.D. of Lesser Slave River No. 124
$79,900Not stated–
Land
Lot 3 · M.D. of Lesser Slave River No. 124
$79,900Not stated–
Land
Lot 4 · M.D. of Lesser Slave River No. 124
$79,900Not stated–
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About Slave Lake

The town

Slave Lake is a town of about 6,800 people in 2021 (6,836, up 3% from 2016) on the southeast shore of Lesser Slave Lake, where Highway 88 meets Highway 2, about three hours' drive north of Edmonton. The town sits on the traditional lands of Sawridge First Nation in Treaty 8 territory; the treaty was first signed on the shore of this lake in June 1899. The settlement began as Sawridge, a trading and steamboat stop on the route to the Peace Country, took the name Slave Lake in 1923, and grew with the railway from Edmonton in 1913 and the logging that followed. The wildfire that started on 15 May 2011 burned through much of the town and nearby communities. The Slave Lake Healthcare Centre is in town.

Around it

The countryside is the Municipal District of Lesser Slave River No. 124, about 10,000 km² with about 2,900 people in 2021, including the communities of Smith, Widewater and Flatbush. The MD issues development permits under its land use bylaw and handles subdivision; building and other safety codes permits come from accredited agencies such as The Inspections Group and Superior Safety Codes. Lesser Slave Lake Provincial Park starts just north of town on Highway 88, with sand beaches at Devonshire and Marten River, over 35 km of trails and the Boreal Centre for Bird Conservation. A fire lookout tower stands on Marten Mountain, 1,020 m above sea level, which overlooks the lake.

Sources

Written by AcreScout from the sources listed; facts checked October 7, 2026. Rules change: confirm anything that matters with the municipality.

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