Sun Meadow Park

Sun Meadow Park is a small neighborhood park located in southeast Bend, Oregon, adjacent to R.E. Jewell Elementary School. The park spans approximately 1.6 acres and was acquired by the Bend Park and Recreation District in 2005 through Elk Horn and Pahlisch Developers. It was developed around 2006, though the origin of its name remains unknown.

This compact park serves as a local recreational space for residents of the surrounding area. It features a mix of amenities designed to cater to various age groups and interests. The park's layout includes both active play areas and passive green spaces, providing a balance for different types of park users.

Sun Meadow Park's location next to an elementary school makes it a convenient spot for families with school-age children. The park's proximity to residential areas allows it to function as an extension of local backyards, offering a communal space for neighbors to gather and enjoy outdoor activities.

While not a destination park for the broader Bend community, Sun Meadow Park fulfills an important role as a neighborhood green space, contributing to the local quality of life by providing accessible outdoor recreation opportunities within walking distance for many residents.