Scenic Views · Fishing · Saskatchewan
Kiwanis Waterfall Park
A creekside park in south Regina with a man-made waterfall on Wascana Creek, a footbridge, walking trails, a playground and picnic spots. Bring bug spray for evenings.
What visitors say
Kiwanis Waterfall Park runs along Wascana Creek in south Regina, mixing landscaped lawns with a natural-feeling creek corridor. The centrepiece is a built waterfall set among large rocks, and visitors say the rocks and the footbridge make it one of the more photogenic spots in the city.
It's an easy park to use. There's a free parking lot and washrooms, and the trails along the creek suit walking, running and cycling. Reviewers also mention sports facilities, a playground and places to grill, and trees along the creek give a shady rest on hot days.
Families and dog owners make up a lot of its regulars. Dogs have to be leashed in some parts of the park but not all, so watch the signs. Wascana Creek falls under Saskatchewan's general angling regulations, so a provincial licence is needed if you plan to cast a line.
Mosquitoes and small flies come out around sunset, and several visitors recommend bug spray. It's a small park, so plan it as a walk or picnic rather than a full day out. Most of the detailed reviews are several years old.
Summarised from visitor reviews on Google Maps. Based on 833 Google reviews. Conditions and rules change — check current park, access and fishing regulations before you go.