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Year-Round Park Community

Cathy Lauritsen Memorial

All Dogs

A large, partially fenced off-leash community bordered by Wascana Creek.

Classification All Dogs
Access Year-Round
Hours 6:00 AM–11:00 PM
Fencing Partially Fenced
Cathy Lauritsen Memorial Off-Leash Dog Park in Regina
Cathy Lauritsen Memorial · All Dogs

Creek and Ice Safety

The creek side is not fenced.

Wascana Creek forms one edge of the park. Keep your dog under reliable control near the water, and stay off the creek ice during winter because ice conditions may be unsafe.

About This Park Community

Open space, creek-side terrain and a strong community.

Cathy Lauritsen Memorial is one of Regina’s year-round off-leash dog park communities. The park welcomes dogs of all sizes and offers a different experience from the City’s fully fenced neighbourhood parks.

This page will continue to grow as Cathy Lauritsen users share photographs, practical information and local knowledge about their park.

All-Dog Area

Is this park appropriate for your dog?

Cathy Lauritsen Memorial is designated for dogs of all sizes, but the creek-side boundary makes reliable recall and attentive supervision especially important.

Park users are responsible for evaluating their dog’s behaviour, comfort, recall and play style before entering— and for remaining attentive throughout every visit.

Know Before You Go

Practical information

Official facility information combined with local park-community guidance.

Location

2110 Forget Street

The parking-area entrance is accessible from 13th Avenue.

Parking

A free parking area is available, with additional on-street parking along 13th Avenue.

Keep dogs leashed while travelling between parked vehicles and the off-leash area.

Fencing and boundaries

The park is partially fenced and bordered by Wascana Creek.

Additional local information about entrances, gate layout and park boundaries will be added here.

Conditions and amenities

Information about trails, shade, seating, water, bag dispensers, waste bins, mud and seasonal creek conditions will be added with input from park users.

Your OLDPUG Park Representatives

Meet Angie, Kim and Lynn

Cathy Lauritsen Memorial is represented by three members of OLDPUG Council, each helping bring the park community’s ideas, concerns and priorities to the table.

OLDPUG Park Representative

Angie Evans

Cathy Lauritsen Memorial · All Dogs

Angie represents the Cathy Lauritsen Memorial dog park community on OLDPUG Council.

Representative Profile Coming Soon

Angie’s photograph and submitted biography will be added here when they are available.

OLDPUG Park Representative

Kim Carswell

Cathy Lauritsen Memorial · All Dogs

Kim represents the Cathy Lauritsen Memorial dog park community on OLDPUG Council.

Representative Profile Coming Soon

Kim’s photograph and submitted biography will be added here when they are available.

OLDPUG Park Representative

Lynn Gidluck

Cathy Lauritsen Memorial · All Dogs

Lynn represents the Cathy Lauritsen Memorial dog park community on OLDPUG Council.

Representative Profile Coming Soon

Lynn’s photograph and submitted biography will be added here when they are available.

Have a recurring concern, an idea for the park or information the representatives should know?

Contact the Cathy Lauritsen Representatives

Dogs of the Park

Familiar faces and real park moments

Photographs shared by the people who use Cathy Lauritsen Memorial.

Dogs and park users from the Cathy Lauritsen Memorial community

Connect With This Park Community

Stay connected beyond the gate.

The park’s community group can be a useful place to share updates, photographs, lost-item notices and everyday information.

Visit the Cathy Lauritsen Facebook Group Visit the OLDPUG Facebook Community

Something Needs Attention?

Choose the right reporting route

Park representatives help raise broader community issues, but they do not replace emergency responders, animal authorities or City maintenance services.

Immediate Danger

Call 911

Use emergency services when a person is in immediate danger or requires urgent assistance.

Bite or Attack

Follow the response guide

Find medical, veterinary, documentation and reporting information after a bite or attack.

View safety resources

Facility or Maintenance

Contact the City

Report damaged fencing, gate problems, garbage, maintenance concerns or other facility issues to the City of Regina.

Visit the City dog park page

Official Information

OLDPUG provides local knowledge. The City operates the park.

Official rules, hours, closures and facility requirements are established by the City of Regina and may change.

Community page last updated: July 2026