Nacmine is a small community located along South Dinosaur Trail about five kilometers west of the Drumheller downtown core. Due to its western location, Nacmine offers a quick escape to Calgary along Hwy 575 (approximately 100 kilometers). Once a booming coal mining town, the neighbourhood was named after its founders, North American Collieries (‘NAC’ plus ‘mine’).

Nacmine is a mixed neighbourhood, featuring both new homes and older (but beautifully kept) houses dating back to the 1900s. Several homes in Nacmine were built within the last twenty years and Greene Close is one of the newest communities in the area. 

Nacmine offers a great number of options for enjoying the outdoors, and is ideal for family living with its numerous parks and playground areas, an outdoor hockey rink, and more.

On the north side of Nacmine runs the Red Deer River, at the edges of which some prime homes can be found on estate-style lots with river frontage and access to the shore.