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Specialty Parks

Dog Parks

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1500 block High St W

The City of Moose Jaw has two dog parks adjacent to each other at 1500 High St. West. There is one enclosed area for small dogs and another for large dogs. They are open year-round with running water available from approximately late May to late September, weather dependent.

Moose Jaw Community Forest

Moose Jaw Community Forest Thatcher Dr W between Simcoe St and VLA Gate

The Moose Jaw Urban Community Forest was planted in 2001 as a joint project by City of Moose Jaw Parks and Recreation Department, the Rotary Club of Moose Jaw, the Prairie Farm Rehabilitation Administration (PFRA) and the Saskatchewan Wildlife Association. Several local school groups assisted with planting the trees and shrubs.

The orchard is now productive, producing apples, chokecherries, currants, buffaloberry, seabuckthorn, cherries, plums, highbush cranberries, and gooseberries. Saskatoons are the first to ripen in July and seabuckthorns are the last to ripen in September. Anyone is free to pick fruit from the orchard and enjoy a healthy local snack.

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600 block Hall St E

Happy Valley Orchard was planted in 2018 by the South Central Food Security Network, supported by the Peavey Mart Community Agriculture Grant. The orchard has apples, plums, saskatoons, and sour cherries. The orchard won’t be in full production for a few more years. Anyone is free to pick fruit from the orchard and enjoy a healthy local snack.

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