The City of Regina has many parks, playgrounds, and picnic sites. For more information, visit their website where you can view parks by location on a map, or on a searchable drop-down menu. The following are some of the parks in Regina's east zone.

Green Meadow Park - 3598 Green Bank Rd

  • Multi-use pathway
  • Beautiful mosquito-controlled pond with wildlife
  • playground with accessible elements - including toddler slide section
  • Infant swings

Crescent Park - 1109 14th Ave E

  • Large playing field
  • Playground with accessible elements
  • Infant swings

Sandra Schmirler Leisure Centre - 3130 Woodhams Dr

  • Accessible preschool equipment
  • Infant swings
  • Washrooms in centre
  • Splash pad
  • Indoor pool
  • Library
  • Indoor fitness centre
  • Multi-use pathway
Regina and these playspaces are situated on Treaty 4 territory, the original lands of the Cree, Ojibwe, Saulteaux, Dakota, Nakota, Lakota, and on the homeland of the Métis Nation. Play is a significant part of culture and identity. Provided by the Government of Saskatchewan and offered by the University of Regina, there is a Cree language learning resource available under "Schools and play." Visitors are encouraged to visit the Anti-Racism and Play webpage.
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