The Golf Club at Delacour
Crossing (formerly known
as the Canal at Delacour
Golf Club) OPENS
May 15, 2025.
Welcome back!
Delacour Crossing’s residential country living community includes 480 home sites over 3 phases of approximately 160 homes each.
The site plan offers 50’ to 65’ wide lots (no longer available in the City of Calgary), many facing the golf course or the canal. There will also be 40’ wide,
side-by-side villa lots available.
Residential Country Living
Delacour Development Corp. (DDC) is committed to creating a vibrant, mixed-use community that combines golf, recreation, and residential country living.
Our Builders and Partners
The Delacour Crossing builder group will be limited to no more than four (4) builders.
Coming soon.
Parks and Pathways
Delacour Crossing will feature pathways throughout the community allowing for easy access to central amenities while promoting connections with neighbours.
The project.
Introducing Delacour Crossing — 315 acres which includes The Canal at Delacour Golf Course and surrounding lands. This development, located just minutes from Calgary, will feature a new
golf clubhouse, sports and recreation facility, restaurant, lounge and pub, several retail commercial spaces, and construction of 480 new homes surrounding the golf course.
The final designs for the home sites will be spread over 3 phases of approximately 160 homes each. DDC will bring in 4 reputable Calgary builders
to build and sell homes over the coming
3 to 7 years.
The site.
Delacour is a hamlet in Rocky View County. It is located 10 km east of the City of Calgary. The hamlet features a creek valley setting. A short 6-minute drive to the East Stony Trail ring road, the Delacour golf and housing community will be similar driving distances as Bearspaw, Lynx Ridge, Mickelson North, Elbow Springs, Sirocco and Heritage Pointe.
Delacour is a 6-minute drive east of the new Stoney Trail ring road on Country Hills Blvd, 18 minutes from Calgary International Airport, 10 minutes from Cross Iron Mills, and 30 minutes from downtown Calgary.
The Golf Club at Delacour Crossing is a hidden gem enjoyed by local golf enthusiasts. It is a links style course of over 7,100 yards with some of the best fairways and greens in southern Alberta. The Golf Club will remain a semi-private course with private-like benefits.
The area.
A new 25,000 sq. ft. club house and home-owners facility: The Club House at Delacour Crossing
A new year-round driving range and sports recreation facility featuring Top Tracer: The Range at Delacour Crossing
A banquet hall and event space: The Station at Delacour Crossing
Delacour Crossing will be only 6 minutes from the newly announced development of The OMNI. The OMNI by Genesis Land is a master-planned hub for Calgary’s thriving upper-northeast quadrant, located in Rocky View County which is adjacent to NE Calgary just off of Airport Trail. Combined with unparalleled frontage for national and boutique retailers, the OMNI stands to offer 180 acres of leading-edge lifestyle retail, leisure, entertainment, and food and beverage establishments.
Site Plan
Golf Course Premium
10 lots
Lots and houses expected to be from $1.5 million
Final pricing to be determined from selected builders.
More information on builders and site plan to come soon.
Golf Course
98 lots
Lots and houses expected to be from $900,000
Final pricing to be determined from selected builders.
More information on builders and site plan to come soon.
Canal
22 lots
Lots and houses expected to be from $900,000
Final pricing to be determined from selected builders.
More information on builders and site plan to come soon.
Single Family Estate
222 lots
Lots and houses expected to be from $700,000
Final pricing to be determined from selected builders.
More information on builders and site plan to come soon.
Side-by-Side Villa
128 lots
Lots and houses expected to be from $500,000
Final pricing to be determined from selected builders.
More information on builders and site plan to come soon.
Named after the foreman of the Grand Trunk Railway, the hamlet of Delacour was established with a small store and local
post office over 110 years ago and served as the commercial hub for the neighbouring farm community. As in most rural western communities,
the introduction of the railway, and the construction of the irrigation canal encouraged agricultural settlement in the area.
