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.

This is a really nice neighborhood park, located right across the street from the elementary…read moreschool, which I imagine is convenient for parents. We like to walk here once in awhile, just to get a little exercise. It's got playground equipment, a basketball court, a couple walking trails, and a mini mountain biking area that would be good for kids or beginners. Lots of grass for pets, as well. I think kids probably sit and drink up on the elevated walking path, because we saw a bunch of trash and cans up there. Other than that, it's a cute little space.

Good place for little kids (2- to 5-year olds) to go sledding.read more

While I consider the ability to travel a great blessing, I have to admit that certain complications…read moretypically ensue from being away from home. One of those challenges can be how to continue your workout routine when on the road. While I don't have specific recommendations for how to alleviate this situation in all cities, I can certainly provide some assistance when it comes to Bend, Oregon. The Athletic Club of Bend offers numerous opportunities for you to get that workout in when you're in town for a visit. Their amenities include 7 indoor tennis courts, an indoor running track, indoor and outdoor pools, a large spa, cardio equipment, weight room, a full basketball court, and 4 racquetball/squash courts. While those amenities don't necessarily make this place unique, there are two characteristics that do set this place apart. First, they openly accept visitors to the club. Many clubs are very closed minded about this, but not so here. Sure, you'll have to pay a guest fee, but it was very reasonable. Second, I found the members here to be genuinely welcoming. I chose to utilize the club for some tennis and I felt immediately accepted by a group of members who have a standing weekly match. After just 2 hours together I felt like a part of the group and left with names and phone numbers for the next time that I visit Bend. Sure, you can come up with an excuse to not workout while in Bend, but that excuse can't be that there's no facilities that you have access to or there are no friendly people here to connect with. And that's...Henry's Take. #bendexcercise #bendtennis #bendgym

In town for work and the lady at the front tried to tell me they don't do day passes when they…read moredefinitely used to. Then i said, "ok I'll sign up for a month." "No one is here is admin." So I can't give them money to work out. Apparently they don't need customers because it's a "private club". Interesting way to approach customer service. Smh...

This park is located right off of Brookswood. It appears to be great for families and children. It…read morehas a pretty big lawn that is not super visible from the road. So be aware that at first glance you may not think it is very big. There are several playgrounds here and even a little basketball court. This park has restroom, drinking fountains and even a trail that takes you to the canal road, though its important to note that is not a public trail. This is a great little park if you are in the Old Mill and may find the other parks too crowded for you and your family. Though the parking is very limited, so keep that in mind.

Great Park with a nice playground for younger or older kids. There are plenty of swings and slides…read moreand a variety of other toys for kids to play on. This place also has a half court basketball court and a large grass area of to the side. Beautifully landscaped and maintained too. When you need a restroom there is one right by the parking area.

According to the Bend Parks & Recreation website, Bend has three city-owned parks with tennis…read morecourts, and two of them are in the high rent neighborhood of Awbrey Butte (Sylvan Park is the other one on the butte, with Juniper hosting the sole non-Awbrey city courts). Not sure what to think about that other than I don't much like it. Anyhoo, Summit is a small, highly manicured bit of green space that indeed sports two new tennis courts, which are immaculate. Parking is very limited, which reinforces the notion that this park is for locals only.

This is a great little neighborhood park on the corner of Summit and Promontory. Within walking…read moredistance from many of the homes on the Butte. We ventured up their after spotting their tennis courts. We've lucked out both times and have had the place to ourselves. There are two courts, nothing fancy, but certainly do the trick. Benches for spectators inside the court area, nice grassy area outside for those who need a little shade. Plus a working water fountain. Basketball hoop, not even half court size, but works for practicing free throws, or working on your jump shot. Nice grassy area which is fairly level. Seems like an ideal spot for a game of frisbee, or picnicking with the family. Only one side of the park is actually on Summit Drive, the far side opposite the tennis courts at the end of the far grassy area. So, safe enough for little kids if you aren't picnicking on that side of the park. Has it's own lot with maybe 3 or 4 spaces and plenty of street parking.

Small neighborhood park that for its size is very nice. Play scape, basketball court, a couple of…read moregrass fields and a covered patio

Big dog park with lots of options. There are beautiful walking trails and a large grassy field…read moreperfect for throwing a ball (perfect for a Chuck-It). There are water stations, but on May 2 the pumps were not working. Someone mentioned it may be due to nearby construction. Definitely bring your own water just in case. There are separate areas for large and small dogs, plus bathrooms near the front entrance. Parking is tight, especially with other activities going on like pickleball and kids' sports, but many people park along the street, which isn't a bad walk. Highly recommend.

This place is clutch. One of the best courses in Oregon. This is my favorite course I have…read moreplayed. This place has multiple things to offer. Per friendly, sports complex, hiking, disc golf. It is absolutely amazing.

For a little park, it's nice that they have a basketball court, restrooms, drinking fountains, play…read morestructures, benches, picnic tables, varied terrain, natural vegetation, and dry canyon access.

This place totally sucks!!!! Not to mention all of the lame signs. Way to make your guests feel…read morecomfortable. We were told my children were not allowed in the hot tub because they are too young. They mentioned some state law which I could not locate. I will never be back to this pool nor will I come back to this awful resort.

Great hot tub, infinity pool and kid splash park away from the main resort. State of the art…read morefitness center never gets very busy. Basketball, pickle ball, and tennis courts (with tennis racket use too) Gets pretty busy on holidays and weekends in the summer though. Pool closes around 6:30-Hot tub Open til 8pm

Open swim: Weekdays: 2p-530p…read moreWeekends: 1030a-530p What a fun indoor pool for guests/homeowners at Sunriver Homeowners Aquatic Recreational Center! Here on a family vacation for the holidays, there is no snow this year, so having this indoor pool to pass the time was great. We were the first in for the weekday rec swim time (2p-530p) and found into be clean and warm. The dreaded indoor chlorine smell wasn't bad either. As a bystander, there were ample loungers and benches around the pool to find a spot. The volley net and basketball hoop were up. A fun swirling whirlpool section was popular. The lap pool remained open for open swim, or to distance from the busy play and heavy splash areas once it got busier. The outdoor hot tub was running and steaming for those who wanted to be outside. A small slide for 48" and shorter was also a hot spot. Life jackets were available for free use, and lifeguards were actively patrolling the pools. Rec center also has meeting rooms, living room, café, and full locker rooms. Not to shabby!

The "water park" is the smallest lazy river ever seen by man, they are understaffed and overcrowded…read moreevery single day. And the Sunriver homeowners association is the most corrupt form of governing body on earth. I wouldn't recommend buying a house here because of them they are terrible and have surplus every year and never cut a check back to the homeowner and find random things to spend money on. They want even more money for a new recycling center, which got voted down and now they are making the current recycling center more difficult to use so it gets voted in eventually. Fire everyone who has any power and re do the entire organization it is sickening