Canada · Alberta · Edmonton
Summerside, Edmonton — Area Guide & Where to Stay
Summerside is a newer Edmonton neighbourhood laid out between Ellerslie Road and 25 Avenue SW, with Parsons Road running down its western side.
About Summerside
Where to stay in Summerside
Not every neighbourhood fits every trip — here's what each one is good for.
Hotels never took root here. Summerside is a residential build-out rather than a visitor district, so most travellers take a base elsewhere in Edmonton and drive in along Parsons Road or 66 Street when they have business on this side of the city. What beds exist sit toward the Ellerslie Road frontage, where the arterial makes the run back across Edmonton straightforward.
About Summerside
What are the main landmarks in Summerside?
No museum or monument marks this district. Summerside's fixed points are its roads: Ellerslie Road on the northern edge, 66 Street to the east, 25 Avenue SW to the south, and Parsons Road running down the west until it reaches 91 Street. Newer neighbourhoods work this way.
The interest lies in the layout rather than in a heritage register, and visitors who come out here are generally here for something on one of those arterials rather than for the district itself.
What is the history of Summerside?
Summerside is a recent addition to Edmonton. No founding year attaches to it and no designated buildings stand within it, and the district is defined instead by the boundary running along Ellerslie Road, 66 Street, 25 Avenue SW and Parsons Road. The west side has a kink in it.
Parsons Road forms that edge only as far as its southern terminus, after which 91 Street SW takes over as the western boundary.
Where is Summerside?
The district takes in close to four square kilometres of Edmonton, Alberta, bounded by Ellerslie Road, 66 Street, 25 Avenue SW and Parsons Road.
More areas in Edmonton
Updated September 2026