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Candy Cane Park: A Whimsical Playground in Wascana Centre
A Regina landmark in Wascana Centre, Candy Cane Park offers a playful escape with unique climbing structures and Queenie the Goose slide.
Candy Cane Park, located in Regina's Wascana Centre, is a beloved all-ages play area known for its colorful and imaginative play structures. Originally built in 1979 during the 'Year of the Child', the park has been a staple for families for decades. Its most recognizable features are the candy cane-striped tree sculptures and Queenie, the Canada goose slide.
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Getting There
Walking
From the Wascana Centre Visitor Centre, walk east on Wascana Drive. Continue for 10-15 minutes, passing Wascana Lake on your left. Candy Cane Park will be on your right at 501 Wascana Dr, just before the intersection with Broad Street.
Public Transport
Regina Transit provides bus service to Wascana Centre. From various points in Regina, take a bus that stops near Wascana Drive and walk a short distance to the park. A single adult fare is $3.25.
Driving
Candy Cane Park is located at 501 Wascana Dr within Wascana Centre. Parking is available in the area, including near the Wascana Observation Deck. Parking rates and availability may vary. Be aware of parking restrictions on Wascana Drive.
Local tips
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Visit on weekdays to avoid large crowds and enjoy a more relaxed experience.
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Pack a picnic to enjoy at the nearby picnic tables and BBQ units.
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Bring a camera to capture the fun moments and colorful scenery.
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Candy Cane Park offers a delightful and playful experience for visitors of all ages. Situated within the scenic Wascana Centre, this park has been a cherished Regina landmark since its creation in 1979. Originally named Family Amusement Park, it was built to commemorate the International Year of the Child.The park's whimsical design includes state-of-the-art climbing structures and play equipment, all set amidst beautifully landscaped grounds. The park is easily identifiable thanks to its namesake candy cane-striped cement trees. One of the park's most popular attractions is Queenie, a slide shaped like a Canada goose, designed by Russ Yuristy. The rolling log with candy cane-striped supports, designed by Brian Newman, adds to the park's unique character.Candy Cane Park provides ample space for families to relax and enjoy the outdoors. Picnic tables and BBQ units are conveniently located near the play area, making it easy to spend an entire day at the park. The park also hosts seasonal events and activities, adding to its vibrant community atmosphere.
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