The South Campus is just 2 LRT stops away while the main campus is 4. Go right to the heart of the University. This is considered a feeder neighborhood for the University, where a number of faculty and students.
Conference Centres
Providence Renewal Centre 10 minute drive – transport usually available here.
Our extraordinary, mammoth-defined natural history museum just across the river. Reachable by car in 20 minutes or about 35 minutes by LRT. Not to be missed.
The Muttart Conservatory
About 20 minutes by car, great food, free parking, walk through the several beautiful and unique ecosystems that inhabit our glass pyramids. (It is closed for renovations and will reopen in early 2021.)
Fort Edmonton Park
Our recreated local history, from the original fur-trading fort, through the 150 years or so following. (Expects to reopen in Spring 2021.)
West Edmonton Mall
14 minutes by car, 40 minutes by bus with 1 or none transfer.
Many family members who have relatives in St. Joe's find their way here. Just a 15 minute walk gets you there, or we can provide local transport for a modest fee.
University of Alberta is about 20 minutes away by LRT after a short bus ride starting half a block away. Taking public transit makes a lot of sense since parking is so difficult on or near the campus.
Many family members who have relatives in St. Joe's find their way here. Just a 15 minute walk gets you there, or we can provide local transport for a modest fee.
He escorts you on an exploration of interesting Edmonton venues offering grub, libations and music.
Guided Edmonton Area Nature Walks – Gray Jones
The face of Canada’s Environmental Movement from the late 1980’s into the early 2000’s, has encyclopedic knowledge of the history, the plants, trees, animals and birds of the River Valley as well as the Rocky Mountains and everything in between. He leads tours into the mountains that blow the socks off of your usual tours. Get up close and personal with Nature, learn bushcraft, develop the eyes and ears of one who knows.