Parks & Amenities
Saskatoon Land communities feature an abundance of parks and greenspaces that are designed to connect people to nature. These outdoor spaces celebrate the communities’ natural features and blend natural landscapes with manicured spaces to create recreation and active transportation opportunities for residents to enjoy year-round. Users of all ages can explore pocket parks, linear greenspaces, core parks, playgrounds, sports fields, ponds, and wetlands. Learn more about the development status of the parks and amenities in Aspen Ridge, Brighton, Kensington and Parkridge.
Park Access
During park development and establishment, all backyard landscaping and building construction must be completed via private property and not accessed from any park or open space. Any damages by builders/homeowners and their contractors will be charged in full to the offending builder/homeowner. Trail and pathway access will be open to the public for walking and cycling, during landscape establishment.
Once the park is completed, residents may apply for a Park Access Permit through the City of Saskatoon Parks Department.
Aspen Ridge
Aspen Ridge Parks & Amenities |
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1. kīwētin Greenway |
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Start Date: 2018 |
Status: Expected completion in 2023 for native grass establishment. Additional plantings and construction of viewing area will occur in 2024. |
Features: Naturalized multipurpose corridor featuring a pathway, benches and dark sky and bird viewing node. |
Updates: saskatoon.ca/greenway This project is funded in part by the Government of Canada’s Natural Infrastructure Fund. |
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2. MR7 |
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3. wāwāhtēwa Park |
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4. niwāhkōmākanak Park |
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Start Date: 2023 |
Status: Expected completion in 2024. |
Features: Linear Park and trail that runs the length of Aspen Ridge, transitioning from manicured to naturalized park at the Northeast Swale. |
Updates: This project is funded in part by the Government of Canada’s Natural Infrastructure Fund. |
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5. MR14 |
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6. Stryjek Park |
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Start Date: 2018 |
Status: Completed |
Features: Manicured linear park featuring trees, shrubs, multi-use pathway and benches. |
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7. Aspen Ridge Village Square |
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8. MR20 |
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9. MR21 |
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Status: To be built by partnering land developer. |
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10. Bidulka Park & Bidulka Park North |
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Start Date: 2018 |
Status: Completed |
Features: Manicured linear park featuring trees, shrubs, multi-use pathway and benches. |
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11. mikisiw ostikwān Park |
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12. Core Park |
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13. MR22 |
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14. kisiskaciwan Park |
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Start Date: 2022 |
Status: Expected completion in 2023 |
Features: Manicured linear park featuring trees, shrubs, multi-use pathway and benches. |
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15. Lamb Park |
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Start Date: Spring 2022 |
Status: Expected completion in 2023 |
Features: Manicured linear park featuring trees, shrubs, multi-use pathway and benches. |
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16. MR23 |
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17. Tantanka Park |
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Start Date: 2020 |
Status: Completed |
Features: Manicured linear park featuring trees, shrubs, multi-use pathway and benches. |
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18. McOrmond Drive Streetscape |
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Start Date: 2023 |
Status: Expected completion in 2024. |
Features: Pedestrian-oriented commercial street featuring street trees, shrubs, cycle track, benches, unit pavers and median planting beds. |
Updates: This project is funded in part by the Government of Canada’s Natural Infrastructure Fund. |
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19. KERNEN PRAIRIE DRAINAGE CHANNEL (D10)
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Start Date: 2023 |
Status: Expected completion in 2024. |
Features: Naturalized area featuring trees, shrubs, and a seating area with benches. |
Updates: saskatoon.ca/kernenprairie This project is funded in part by the Government of Canada’s Natural Infrastructure Fund. |
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Brighton
Brighton PARKS & Amenities |
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1. Brighton Core Park |
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Start Date: 2015 |
Status: To be built by partnering land developer. |
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2. Bear Paw Park |
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Start Date: 2015 |
Status: Complete. |
Features: Park featuring playground, trees, shrubs, and benches.
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3. MR18 |
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| Start Date: 2023 | Status: Expected completion in 2024 | Features: Naturalized Park and storm pond featuring trees, shrubs, open grass area, multi-use pathway and benches. |
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4. MR19 |
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5. MR20 |
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Kensington
kensington PArks & Amenities |
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1. George S. Alexander Park |
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2. Henry Baker Park |
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3. Jeffrey Charlebois Park |
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4. Andrew MacDougall Park |
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| Start Date: 2023 |
Status: Expected completion in 2024. |
Features: Naturalized storm pond area and linear parks featuring trees, shrubs, open grass area, multi-use pathway and benches. |
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5. Braithwaite Park |
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6. Lion’s Century Park |
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Start Date: 2021 |
Status: Expected completion in 2024. |
Features: Core park featuring multi-purpose field, neighbourhood ball diamond, spray park, toboggan hill, trees, shrubs, open grass area, multi-use pathway and benches. |
Updates: saskatoon.ca/engage |
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7. Ed Mahoney Park |
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| Start Date: 2014 |
Status: Completed |
Features: Village square featuring trees, open space, pump track, public plaza/ winter skating rink, and contemporary seating, barbecues and picnic tables. |
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8. George H. Clare Park |
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Start Date: 2014 |
Status: Completed
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Features: Manicured park featuring trees, shrubs, open grass area, multi-use pathway and benches. |
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9. Bev M. Dyck Park |
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Start Date: 2014 |
Status: Completed |
Features: Manicured park featuring trees, shrubs, open grass area, multi-use pathway and benches. |
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10. Ed Jordan Park |
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Start Date: 2013 |
Status: Completed |
Features: Manicured park featuring trees, shrubs, open grass area, multi-use pathway and benches. |
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11. Peter H. Currie Park |
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Start Date: 2014 |
Status: Completed |
Features: Manicured park featuring trees, shrubs, open grass area, multi-use pathway and benches. |
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Parkridge
Parkridge PARKS & amenities |
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1. yahkōhtēwin Wet pond |
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Start Date: 2014
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Status: Completed |
Features: Manicured park featuring trees, shrubs, open grass area, multi-use pathway and benches. |
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2. manitohkēwin Park |
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Start Date: 2014
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Status: Completed |
Features: Manicured park featuring trees, shrubs, open grass area, multi-use pathway and benches. |
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3. mistasiniy Park |
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Start Date: 2014
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Status: Completed |
Features: Manicured park featuring trees, shrubs, multi-use pathway and benches. |
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