About Us

Hazel Bluff is a small, rural community located in Alberta, Canada. The area has roots that trace back to the early 20th century when settlers began to arrive, attracted by the fertile land and the opportunity to farm. Like many rural communities in Alberta, Hazel Bluff's development was shaped by agriculture, with early settlers primarily engaged in farming and ranching.

The community is named after the natural landscape surrounding it, with "Hazel" referring to the abundance of hazel shrubs and "Bluff" referring to the nearby elevated landforms, offering picturesque views of the prairie. Over time, Hazel Bluff maintained its rural character, with a strong emphasis on agricultural life and local community gatherings.

Though small in population, Hazel Bluff has remained a quiet, tight-knit community, often serving as a rural retreat for those seeking a slower pace of life away from larger urban centers. Like many rural communities in Alberta, Hazel Bluff's growth and prosperity have been closely tied to the agricultural cycles, with families passing down land through generations. Today, while still predominantly agricultural, the area also sees some interest from those looking to escape the hustle of city living.

Though it remains a peaceful and relatively isolated area, Hazel Bluff, like many rural communities, has evolved with the times, adapting to the needs of modern life while maintaining its traditional rural charm.