Daysland Real Estate
Flagstaff County's peaceful village — K–12 school, health care, and Camrose within 40 km
Living in Daysland, Alberta
Daysland sits on Highway 13 in Flagstaff County, functioning as a quiet but meaningful service node for the surrounding agricultural area. With around 800 residents, it's mid-sized for a village — large enough to sustain a K–12 school, health care centre, and a handful of local businesses that draw from the surrounding quarter sections. Camrose, 40 km west, handles the bigger purchases, specialist appointments, and university access, while Daysland covers the day-to-day for its residents and rural neighbours.
The landscape around Daysland is Flagstaff County mixed-farming country — grain, canola, cattle, and the flat-to-rolling terrain that characterizes this part of east-central Alberta. Home prices in the $100,000–$215,000 range make Daysland one of the more accessible family villages in the province: the school and health care services that many affordable villages lack are right here, making it genuinely livable without constant drives to a larger centre.
Daysland Property Types
Village Homes — $100K–$215K
Established detached homes on Daysland village lots — bungalows and two-storeys with full municipal services. Strong value for families who want a K–12 school walkable from their front door at east-central Alberta affordability.
Newer Village Residential — $205K–$310K
Updated and newer-build homes on Daysland's residential streets. Modern kitchens, better insulation, and move-in condition for buyers wanting improved quality without leaving the village price range.
Flagstaff County Acreages — $270K–$800K+
Country residential parcels and mixed-farm quarter-sections across Flagstaff County. A wide range of acreage sizes from small hobby farms to full agricultural operations, all within reach of Daysland's services.
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What county is Daysland in?
Daysland is in Flagstaff County, east-central Alberta. The county is characterized by productive mixed-farming operations — grain, oilseed, and cattle. Hardisty, the county seat, is east of Daysland on Highway 13.
Does Daysland have a school?
Yes — Daysland has a K–12 school serving village students and the surrounding rural area. This, combined with a health care centre, makes Daysland a meaningful service hub for its section of Flagstaff County.
How far is Daysland from Camrose?
Daysland is approximately 40 km east of Camrose via Highway 13. Camrose provides a hospital, Augustana University, major shopping, and the fuller services that Daysland residents access for larger purchases and specialist healthcare.
Is Daysland affordable?
Yes — Daysland offers affordable village real estate in the $100,000–$215,000 range for established homes. It is well below urban east-central Alberta pricing while still offering the service base (school, health care) that many comparable villages lack.
What farming is done in Flagstaff County?
Flagstaff County is mixed-farming country — grain, canola, cattle, and some hog operations. The county's flat to gently rolling terrain produces reliable yields, and quarter-section operations are the dominant land use pattern surrounding Daysland.
What is Daysland's community like?
Daysland is a peaceful agricultural village of about 800 people. Its K–12 school gives it a family orientation, and the community arena and local businesses support a genuine social fabric for residents who value rural life within reach of Camrose's services.