Regina offers a wide variety of off-leash dog parks, from fully fenced sites to scenic naturalized trails, giving every dog space to roam safely in the heart of Saskatchewan.
As the capital of Saskatchewan, Regina boasts more than a dozen off-leash dog areas designed to suit every kind of pup—from highly active to small and social. Locations include both fenced dog parks like Mount Pleasant and Cathy Lauritsen Memorial, as well as naturalized off-leash zones along walking trails and open prairie fields. The City of Regina maintains clear rules, posts signage at all locations, and encourages responsible use of the parks through licensing, supervision, and cleanup guidelines.
1. Are all dog parks fenced?
No. Regina offers both **fenced dog parks** and **naturalized off-leash areas**. Review the signage at each location.
2. Do dogs need to be licensed?
Yes. All dogs must be **licensed with the City of Regina** and have current vaccinations.
3. Can I leave my dog unattended?
No. **Supervision is required** at all times while using off-leash parks.
4. Are waste stations provided?
Yes. Most parks have **bins**, but owners should bring their own **waste bags** just in case.
5. Are there time restrictions?
Most parks are open **from 6:00 a.m. to 10:00 p.m.**, but hours may vary—check local signage.
1. How many off-leash parks are there in Regina?
Regina currently has **over 12 designated off-leash areas**, including both fenced and natural zones.
2. Where can I find the largest off-leash area?
The **Cathy Lauritsen Memorial Off-Leash Area** is among the largest, offering expansive open space.
3. Are there small-dog-only areas?
Some fenced parks may have **designated small-dog sections**, but availability varies by location.
4. Can I walk my dog off-leash on regular trails?
Only in **marked off-leash zones**. Dogs must be **leashed on all other trails**.
5. Are all off-leash parks maintained year-round?
Yes, though **access may be weather-dependent**, especially in winter.
6. Where can I get more details?
Visit **regina.ca** and search for “off-leash dog parks” for maps and updates.
