Harbour Landing, SK Real Estate & Houses for Sale

Entertainment, Restaurants, Cafes

THarbour Landing has a large commercial area on the eastern side of the neighbourhood, which includes Grasslands shopping mall, with retailers, service providers, and restaurants. Stores in the area sell clothing, accessories, home décor and furnishings, gifts, sports and outdoor goods, electronics, footwear, and health and beauty supplies. Service providers include banks, salons, and dentists. Northeast of the neighbourhood is Rainbow Cinema Golden Mile, which screens numerous big-name movies throughout the week at reasonable prices. The theatre also includes a concession area and a games arcade. Farther north is the MacKenzie Art Gallery, Saskatchewan’s largest public art gallery. The gallery features works by local, national, and international artists, and has an art conservation lab, a learning centre and resource area, a gift shop, a theatre, conference rooms, and a vault with over 4,500 pieces from the gallery’s permanent collection.

Roots Kitchen & Bar, located on James Hill Road, offers an interesting menu with pasta, burgers, salads, pizzas, and tapas, all freshly made. Customers can choose to dine in the modern, yet rustic venue, or get their food for takeout or delivery. MR MIKES SteakhouseCasual on Gordon Road has a menu boasting a variety of comfort food such as steak, burgers, seafood, mac & cheese, pasta, and appetizers. The relaxed décor and friendly service provide a great venue for families. Brewed Awakening Coffee Lounge on Harbour Landing Drive is a cozy coffeehouse offering a variety of baked goods and light fare such as sandwiches and wraps, as well as coffee and tea beverages. The comfortable atmosphere encourages customers to stay awhile and enjoy the experience.

Pollution / Noise

Harbour Landing is far enough from downtown Regina to experience less air pollution than other neighbourhoods do. Noise can be an issue near major roadways and highways in the area.

Crime Rate

Harbour Landing has a very low crime rate. The most common types of crime here are fraud, break and enter, theft, and mischief.

Family Life

There are a number of parks in Harbour Landing, scattered throughout the neighbourhood. Havilland Park in the neighbourhood’s northern section features a playground, a walking path, a soccer field, greenspace, and a seating area. Tutor Park, also in the northern section, has a large greenspace, a canopied seating area, walking paths, landscaped areas, and a hill for tobogganing in winter. Groome Park, in the central section of Harbour Landing, has a soccer field, walking paths, seating areas, and a hill for tobogganing in winter. West of Groome Park is Fairchild Park, which features a full-sized rink used for hockey and skating in winter and basketball in summer, a large playground, a pathway to Harbour Landing Creek, a multipurpose athletic field, a dinosaur-themed area, seating areas, and greenspace. McKenna Park in the southeastern section of the neighbourhood has a woodland-themed play structure, a treehouse, greenspace, seating areas, covered picnic areas, walking paths, and landscaped areas.

There are no recreational facilities in Harbour Landing, but there are some available in nearby neighbourhoods. Optimist Arena, located east of the neighbourhood, is an ice rink used for hockey, ice skating, and it has public skate times. Skating and hockey lessons are also offered at the rink, and the venue can be booked for private events/lessons. The South Leisure Neighbourhood Centre, also located east of Harbour Landing, has a gymnasium, a multipurpose room, a board room, a craft room, a kitchen, a lounge area, and shower/change room facilities. Programs and activities offered at the centre include floor hockey, fitness classes, badminton, art classes, cultural programs, pickleball, and soccer. Programs offered are available for people of all ages. The George Bothwell branch of the Regina Public Library has a variety of printed and electronic materials available, including multilingual collections, as well as providing access to computers, printers, scanners, photocopiers, and Wi-Fi. Other features of the branch include a gaming area with video game consoles and games, meeting rooms, and a variety of community programs for people of all ages.