Dog Parks
Background
Enjoy some off-leash time with your dog at one of the City of Saskatoon's Dog Parks. Dog Parks are naturalized spaces where dogs are permitted to be off-leash while under the control of their owner. This allows both owner and dog to enjoy exercise together while socializing with others. A valid dog license is required to access any Dog Park and owners should ensure their dog has up to date vaccinations prior to visiting the Dog Park.
Locations
| Park Name | Park Location |
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| Avalon | South end of Broadway at Glasgow Street |
| Caswell | Avenue F North and 31st Street West, next to Mayfair Pool |
| Fred Mendel | Avenue W South and 17th Street West |
| Hampton Village | North on Range Road 3060, near the airport |
| Hyde Park | South end of Hyde Park, adjacent to Boychuk Drive |
| Paul Mostaway | Richardson Road, West of McClocklin Road |
| Pierre Radisson | Between 32nd Street and 33rd Street at Faulkner Crescent |
| Silverwood | Access off Kinnear Avenue or the east end of Adilman Drive |
| Southwest | Off Valley Road, near Cedar Villa Estates |
| Sutherland Beach | West off Central Avenue, just North of Attridge Drive |
Please Note
To reduce the impact of irresponsible ownership, Animal Services has a 'zero tolerance policy' toward bylaw infractions including pets in prohibited areas, running-at-large and failure to clean up after pet.
Please note, pets are not permitted in the following locations:
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Playgrounds, paddling pools, spray pads and cemeteries
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Kiwanis Park, Kinsmen Park, Saskatoon Forestry Farm Park and Zoo
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The North East Swale (North of Evergreen)
Shared Spaces
Dog Parks are naturalized areas that share the space with wildlife such as coyotes, foxes, porcupines, muskrats, beavers and white-tailed deer. If encountered, treat wild animals with respect and avoid approaching too closely. Please ensure that your dog is always within eyesight and under your control when enjoying the Dog Parks.
The capture and removal of wildlife is made possible only with current information and specific location. Please call Pest Management (Mon-Fri 7a.m. - 4p.m.) at 306-975-3300 to report a concern.
Dog Park Development
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Brighton Dog Park The City of Saskatoon Recreation and Community Development Division has identified a District Park within the Brighton neighbourhood for the development of a new Dog Park. This development will take place as construction allows. |
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Chief Whitecap Dog Park The City of Saskatoon is currently in the process of formalizing an off-leash recreation area within Chief Whitecap Park. Chief Whitecap Park is located south of Saskatoon at the southern most point of Saskatchewan Crescent, near Riverside Golf Club. The area provides a unique opportunity for visitors to explore three different ecological systems within the same area. At the top of the river valley near the park entrance, the area is comprised primarily of prairie grassland. As you venture into the valley working your way towards the riverbank, you enter a large area comprised of trees, bushes, and shrubs, many native to the area. At the very heart of the valley, visitors can access the South Saskatchewan River where they are greeted by soft sandy beaches and sandbars. One formalized, Chief Whitecap Dog Park will definitely be a destination for any dog walker and nature lover. |
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Avalon Dog Park Phase Two Expansion Update Phase two of the Avalon Dog Park expansion project is scheduled to open in June 2019. In order for the expansion to open, the project must first meet City standards for the landscape development. Lack of rainfall impacted the turf establishment and as a result further work will be required to complete the turf development prior to opening. The expansion area will remain closed until June 2019. We appreciate your patience as we work towards improving your overall experience at Avalon Dog Park. Dog Park Developments The City recognizes the demand for Dog Park facilities and continues to identify spaces for dog park development. In addition, the City has developed a Dog Park Application process in which people are able to identify and request a new location for a Dog Park. To request a Dog Park Application, please contact Animal Services at 306-975-8478 or animal.services@saskatoon.ca. |
Dog Park Ambassador Program
The Dog Park Ambassador Program is a volunteer program which engages the citizens of Saskatoon to provide input on opportunities for improvement for Animal Services. This includes but is not limited to contributions to park design, fundraising activities, monitoring Dog Park conditions, clean-up, and more. The program also aims to improve Animal Control awareness both at the park and in the surrounding neighbourhood to ultimately foster responsible pet ownership and to encourage bylaw compliance.
To become a Dog Park Ambassador, please contact Animal Services at 306-975-8478 or animal.services@saskatoon.ca