Canal Row Park

Canal Row Park is a neighborhood park located in northeast Bend, Oregon, near the intersection of NE Brinson Boulevard and NE Butler Market Road. The park opened in 2016 and was named after the development on the opposite side of the adjacent canal.

This medium-sized park offers a variety of features designed to inspire fun and discovery for visitors of all ages. The park's central location on Bend's east side provides easy access to the canal trail that runs through that part of town.

One of the park's main attractions is its playground area, which includes swings and a larger-than-normal play structure suitable for children of different ages. The park also features a unique natural play area, encouraging more creative and free-form play. This area includes elements like stumps, logs, and boulders for children to explore and climb.

A distinctive feature of Canal Row Park is its interactive water feature. Children can use a manual hand pump to route water through a course, providing an engaging and educational play experience. This water trough allows kids to interact with the natural elements in a fun and tactile way.

The park boasts expansive grassy areas, perfect for picnicking, playing frisbee, or simply relaxing. Visitors can enjoy the sound of rushing water from the nearby canal, adding to the park's peaceful atmosphere. For those seeking shade or a gathering spot, the park offers a covered picnic area that can be reserved for events.

Canal Row Park is open daily from 5 am to 10 pm, making it accessible for early morning activities and evening relaxation alike. The park also includes paved trails, providing opportunities for walking or jogging within the park grounds.