Liquor Store near Oakmont

Oakmont's route to cold beer and wine

Oakmont is the neighbourhood just east of Erin Ridge in north-east St. Albert. Most trips from Oakmont to City Liquor follow one easy pattern: out to Bellerose Drive, west on Boudreau Road, and a left onto Inglewood Drive just before St. Albert Trail. The store is at 260-525 St Albert Trail, on the east side of the Trail.

Directions from Oakmont

1. From the middle of Oakmont, take Oakmont Drive to Bellerose Drive.
2. Follow Bellerose Drive to Boudreau Road and turn right, heading west toward St. Albert Trail.
3. Turn left onto Inglewood Drive. City Liquor is about 300 metres along.

That's about 2.4 km, roughly five minutes outside rush hour. Homes on the far side of the neighbourhood may add a minute or two. Many Oakmont streets start with O, like Oakdale Place, Oriole Court and Oakmont Drive itself, so you'll know when you've left the neighbourhood.

Parks and landmarks around Oakmont

• Oakmont Park, Oakridge Park and Oakdale Park are the neighbourhood's own green spaces.
• Overton Park and Oliver Park sit toward the south and east sides of the neighbourhood.
• Kingswood Park, just east of Oakmont, is one of four St. Albert parks with designated picnic areas where adults may drink, between 11 AM and 9 PM.
• St. Albert Botanic Park and the Riverlot 56 Natural Area are nearby to the south and east, both favourites for a walk in the summer and fall.
• Sturgeon Community Hospital on Boudreau Road is a handy landmark on the way. Once you pass it heading west, the Inglewood Drive turn is just ahead.

Heading to Kingswood Park for a picnic?

If you're planning a picnic with a bottle of wine or a few cans, stick to the signed picnic area and the 11 AM to 9 PM window. Alcohol isn't permitted during city events or anywhere else in the park. Carry bottles closed and out of reach in the car, and take your empties home. Our Alberta liquor laws guide explains the rules on parks and transporting alcohol.

What's at City Liquor

We're a neighbourhood liquor store with cold beer (singles to cases, from domestic favourites to Alberta craft), red, white, rosé and sparkling wine, spirits, and coolers, seltzers and ciders. Our staff are happy to help you choose, whether that's a wine for dinner, a whisky for a gift or something new from Alberta's craft brewers. See our Alberta craft beer guide for a primer.

Hours: open from 10 AM every day, until 10 PM Sunday to Thursday and until midnight on Friday and Saturday. Parking is free, and debit, credit and tap are accepted.

Please enjoy responsibly. You must be 18+ to buy alcohol in Alberta, and if you're drinking, plan a safe ride home.