Located just north of Camrose, Kingman is a historic hamlet known for its strong Scandinavian heritage and vibrant community traditions.

Widely known as the Lutefisk Capital of Alberta, Kingman celebrates its Scandinavian roots each year with a beloved December lutefisk supper that brings residents and visitors together in true festive spirit.

Surrounded by outstanding recreation, Kingman is only a short drive from Miquelon Lake Provincial Park, offering sandy beaches, hiking trails, campgrounds, and picnic areas, and is also near the Miquelon Hills Golf Course. The hamlet is home to a private Christian school and the impressive Kingman Rink of Dreams—a remarkable, community-driven project that has become a year-round hub for sports, gatherings, and local events.

History and hospitality are central to Kingman’s charm. The Kingman Regional School Museum and its popular Tea House offer a welcoming place to step back in time and connect with the community’s heritage. With its strong volunteer spirit, seasonal traditions, and convenient commute to Camrose, Kingman offers the perfect blend of rural living, community pride, and small-town warmth.

GREAT FOR:

Families seeking a values-based school environment
Those who appreciate culture, heritage, and community events
Outdoor enthusiasts, skaters, golfers
Commuters wanting peaceful living close to Camrose

QUICK FACTS:

Population: ~ 100
~20 km (15–18 minutes) from the City of Camrose
Known as the Lutefisk Capital of Alberta
Near Miquelon Lake Provincial Park
Home to "Rink of Dreams"

Places to Visit

Kingman Regional School Museum

Visit Kingman Regional School Museum and enjoy a cup of coffee at the "The House" located in the 1938 Farmington country school.

Kingman Rink of Dreams

Built in 2018, this skating rink attracts many visitors from all around the area. During the winter months, every Friday, they host skating parties. The facility is also available for rent.