This is my favorite park in bend great views great people great trails great playground great grass…read morespace great everything best park ever!

I love this place so much I would spend all day here in the summer. It's beautiful with great views…read moreand in a nice neighborhood.

Great for toddlers / little walkers and older kids (5-9). Also has coveted picnic tables and one…read moretable is wheelchair friendly. The park is not closed in with a fence or natural barrier so might not be a good choice with "runners" many many dogs come through as well if your kid is scared...

Quail Park is a short-stop park. There's a basketball goal, a pickleball court, some playground…read moreequipment, a small pavillon), and a portable toilet. It's also mostly a neighborhood park. It's fullest in the early evenings when people come to walk their dogs and kids run around after school. The grass is dark green and full. The goal, court, and equipment are all in good repair. Mornings are a great time for quiet and contemplation. Saturdays and Sundays around sundown are too.

Fairly good sized neighborhood park with a decent amount of green space. Not a ton of cover for…read morewarm days, but there are picnic tables and a half basketball court. Playground is fun for 2-12 year olds and includes a balance bar, tube slide, monkey bars, etc. with plenty to climb on. There's swings as well. The playground base is wood chips. Port a potty's only for bathrooms. There is a parking lot. A good family park.

Came here to see the balloon launch at night. Pretty cool experience. There were food trucks,…read moreinflatable jumpers, beers, and other activities for kids. The playground was a hit for my kids.

We visited Redmond for the day, with kids in tow, so we took them here to burn off some energy…read more They had a lot of fun. It's a newer playground with lots to do. They ran around for at least an hour, which was nice for me to then relax.

There is absolutely no excuse for this park to be in such abysmal shape. Eagle Crest charges home…read moreowners a hefty HOA, and the lodge is filled with paying vacationers. The first thing I noticed entering the park with my little ones, was the exposed, dry rotted perimeter beams that were once covered by bark dust(and still should be). It was at least a foot drop on one side into the park due to lack of bark dust, and at least 18 inches on the other. Then I noticed the overgrown weeds all over the play ground(free to grow without bar dust and maintenance). Next I noticed that because there was well over a foot of bark dust(depth) missing from the center, there is a dangerous, over 2 foot drop from the slides, and your child would fall on hardened dirt. Because there is nearly 0 bark dust, the black canvas that generally sits deep under layers of bark dust, is exposed and a tripping hazard. Multiple areas of the playground I found garbage, and old animal waste. This was a quite a disappointing experience.