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On Highway 43, approximately two hours northwest of Edmonton, Whitecourt lies at the junction of the McLeod and Athabasca Rivers. Known by several different names throughout its history, including Sagitawah, a Cree name meaning where the rivers meet, Whitecourt was the name eventually recognized. The community was incorporated as a village in 1959 and a town in 1961.

Cree Indians originally settled in the area and in 1897 a seasonal Hudson's Bay trading post opened. The arrival of John Goodwin and his family in 1904 heralded the beginning of European settlement. Early settlers were trappers, loggers, homesteaders and railway workers. These pioneers hailed from other parts of Canada as well as the USA, Great Britain and Europe. Today the forestry and oil industries form a vibrant part of Whitecourt's economy. A wide range of leisure activities are available and include archery, bowling, cross-country skiing, curling, golfing, horseback riding, boating, skating and snowmobiling.

Whitecourt accommodations include hotels, motels, inns, bed and breakfasts and campgrounds.

Super 8 Motel Whitecourt 4121 Kepler Street Whitecourt	This Whitecourt hotel is off Highway 43, less than a 5-minute drive from Twin Arenas. It offers a daily continental breakfast, on-site gym and 24-hour front desk. A refrigerator, coffee maker with in-room coffee and cable TV are provided in every room. Select rooms offer a seating area. Whitecourt Super 8 features in-room movie and game rentals. The laundry facilities are available 24 hours. Distances To... Downtown Whitecourt:  0.55km
Quality Inn Whitecourt 5420 - 47th Avenue Whitecourt	Our Whitecourt hotel is ideally located off Highway 43, with scenic views of the Athabasca River and the McLeod River. We are pet-friendly with many amenities including free coffee and free local calls. All guest rooms at this Whitecourt hotel come equipped with cable TV and refrigerators. Select rooms are designated non-smoking. Coin-operated laundry facilities and room service are available. Distances To... Downtown Whitecourt:  2.1km

Alaska Highway Motel & R.V. Park	Hotel	Whitecourt	3511 Highway Street
Green Gables Inn	Hotel	Whitecourt	3527 Caxton Street
Lakeview Inn & Suites Whitecourt	Hotel	Whitecourt	3325 Caxton St
Renford Inn	Hotel	Whitecourt	3559 Caxton St
Ritz Café and Motor Inn	Hotel	Whitecourt	Box 1015
Royal Oak Inn	Hotel	Whitecourt	3305 Caxton Street
Sagitawah RV Park	RV/Camping	Whitecourt	4747 51 Ave
The Kanata by BCMInns - Whitecourt	Hotel	Whitecourt	3315-33rd Street
The Ritz Cafe & Motor Inn	Hotel	Whitecourt	P.O. Box 1015
Western Budget Motel - Whitecourt	Hotel	Whitecourt	3405 Kepler Street
Whitecourt Inn & Suites	Hotel	Whitecourt	3415 - Caxton Street

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