To add resources to the list or to request changes to a listing, email lvalenti@redmondspokesman.com.

Medical care facilities

For a moderate-sized community, Redmond is rich in medical resources, from a Level 3 trauma center to dialysis, heart care and more.

St. Charles Redmond: A 48-bed hospital offering inpatient and outpatient surgery, critical care, emergency care, outpatient rehabilitation, laboratory and more. Separate offices are the Center for Women’s Health, 541-526-6635, a sleep center, surgical specialists, and family care center. Information: 1253 NW Canal Blvd. 541-548-8131, www.stcharleshealthcare.org.

Mosaic Medical: Mosaic Medical is a nonprofit community health organization serving individuals and families throughout Central Oregon, with three clinics in Redmond. Information: Main clinic: 1250 SW Veterans Way, Ste. 120; Pediatric clinics: Lynch School-Based Health Center 1314 SW Kalama Ave., Redmond High School-Based Health Center 675 SW Rimrock Way, 541-383-3005, mosaicmedical.org, mosaicmedicalpediatrics.org.

Urgent Care

Summit Medical Group Oregon/Bend Memorial Clinic: Urgent care and more. 865 SW Veterans Way. 541-550-4602.

Your Care Urgent Care: 3818 SW 21st Place. 541-548-2899.

Family Choice Urgent Care: Walk-in services, primary care, occupational therapy. 1555 S. Highway 97, Suite 101. 541-213-2133.

Other services

BestCare Treatment Services: Pain-management program, mental health and substance abuse services and recovery programs. Information: 676 NE Negus Way. 541-504-9577, www.bestcaretreatment.org.

Hospice of Redmond: In-home patient care, help for families and grief support. Information: 732 SW 23rd St. 541-548-7483, www.hospiceofredmond.org.

Veterans Community Based Outpatient Clinic: (Disabled American Veterans operates a shuttle to the Portland VA Medical Center.) Information: 541-678-5457, portland.va.gov/locations/bend.

Education and school information

Public, private and alternative schools, as well as pre-kindergarten and higher education opportunities in the area. 

Redmond School District

The Redmond School District serves Redmond, Terrebonne, Tumalo, Eagle Crest, Alfalfa and Crooked River Ranch. The school district operates eight K-5 elementary schools, two middle schools and two comprehensive high schools. The school district also offers a K-12 online school program, which uses local learning coaches and academic mentors.

Redmond High School is home to a Marine Corps JROTC program and offers extensive vocational and technical classes, many of which simultaneously earn college credit through Central Oregon Community College. Ridgeview High School offers comprehensive athletic and career-education facilities.  Redmond School District: 541-923-5437, www.redmond.k12.or.us.

Redmond Proficiency Academy

An accredited public charter school for grades 6-12, RPA provides a more self-designed course of study or more challenging college preparatory curriculum with a flexible schedule. The school operates as part of the Redmond School District but with a separate board and administration. Grades 9-12 and a performing arts theater are located in its downtown campus. They also have a middle school building (150 SW 25th St.).

Information: 657 SW Glacier Ave.; 541-526-0882, www.rpacademy.org.

Alternative Schools

YouthBuild/Heart of Oregon Corps offers programs for ages 16-24 in the apprentice construction area, as well as opportunities to earn a diploma or GED: 541-633-7834; www.heartoforegon.org.

The High Desert Education Service District offers services for home-school students in our region and other special populations: 541-693-5600, www.hdesd.org.

Central Oregon Intergovernmental Council offers alternative high school education: 541-548-8163, www.coic.org.

Private Schools

Central Christian Schools

A comprehensive preschool through high school since 1992, CCS is accredited by ACSI and AdvancED and provides education focused on Christian character formation and academic excellence. CCS is a member of the Oregon Schools Activities Association, offering soccer, basketball and volleyball to grades 9-12, as well as offering performing arts opportunities for students.

Information: 2731 SW Airport Way 541-548-7803, www.centralchristianschools.com.

St. Thomas Academy

St. Thomas offers a Catholic-based education for grades preK-8 in alignment with Oregon’s Core Academic Standards and is accredited by the Northwest Accreditation Commission. The school is located adjacent to St. Thomas Catholic Church.

Information: 1720 NW 19th St. 541-548-3785, www.redmondacademy.com.

High Desert Montessori

Montessori method teaching curriculum offered at a private school for children six months to 12 years old. Teaching is focused on individualized understanding and practical application requirements in each subject instead of grades and tests.

Information: 536 SW 12th St., 541-213-8682, www.highdesertmontessori.org

Pre-kindergarten

NeighborImpact

This nonprofit social-service agency provides comprehensive resource and referral services and child care provider training to all communities in Central Oregon, maintaining a database of child care centers, home-based providers and preschools. 2303 SW First St., Redmond. 541-548-2380, neighborimpact.org.

Evergreen Academy: Preschool and kindergarten programs; 541-548-7675; evergreenacad.com.

Head Start: Low income-qualified preschool for ages 3-5; 541-548-2380; neighborimpact.org.

REACH: Nonprofit with preschool and before- and after-school programs; 541-923-4854; reachredmond.org.

Sonshine Christian School: Preschool and kindergarten, affiliated with Redmond Community Church; 541-350-9103; sonshinechristianschool.net.

St. Thomas Academy: Preschool and kindergarten, faith-based education; 541-548-3785; www.redmondacademy.com

Central Christian School: Preschool for ages 3-5, kindergarten and after-school programs; 541-548-7803; www.centralchristianschools.com.

Start Here Cooperative Preschool: Nonprofit preschool; 541-548-1656; startherepreschool.org.

Higher Education

OSU-Cascades

OSU-Cascades offers bachelor’s and master’s programs in areas such as art, education, sciences, natural resources, outdoor recreation and tourism. Once admitted to OSU-Cascades, students can take lower-division classes at Central Oregon Community College. 

Information: 1500 SW Chandler Avenue, Bend. 541-322-3100, www.osucascades.edu.

COCC-Redmond

Central Oregon Community College’s Redmond campus is home to the Technology Education Center, which offers state-of-the-art technology programs and assistance to businesses through both the Small Business Development Center and the Center for Entrepreneurial Excellence & Development. COCC also offers courses needed to obtain an associates degree and certification career programs in areas such as automotive technology, forestry and a variety of health professions. The college offers community-education courses at locations throughout the COCC district. At the campus in Bend, new health careers and science instructional buildings were recently added, as well as a new culinary institute.

Information: 2030 SE College Loop, Redmond, and 2600 NW College Way, Bend. 541-504-2900, www.cocc.edu.

George Fox University Redmond Campus

A four-semester master’s in teaching is offered, as well as English as a Second Language, reading and special-education endorsements and an initial administrative license program.

Information: 4555 Elkhorn Ave., Redmond. 541-504-3617, www.georgefox.edu.

Churches

There are more than three dozen churches in the Redmond area, with many offering both in person and online services. 

Berean Bible Church: 2378 SW Glacier Pl. 541-504-2618, bereanbiblechurchredmondoregon.wordpress.com

The Bridge Church of the Nazarene: 2398 W. Antler Ave. 916-804-7223, www.the-bridge-church.org.

Calvary Chapel: 616 SW Ninth St. 541-923-8614, www.calvarychapelredmond.com.

Capstone Christian Fellowship: 411 SW Cascade Ave. 541-526-1611.

Cascade Missionary Baptist Church: 8515 7th St., Terrebonne. 541-548-4779.

Church of Christ: (Services are limited to 75 in attendance, masks required for unvaccinated individuals) 925 NW 7th St. and Jackpine Ave. 541-548-2234, www.redmondchurchofchrist.com.

Church of God Seventh-day: 205 NW 4th St., 541-923-6323, redmondcog7.com.

Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints: 450 SW Rimrock Way. 541-548-2436.

City Center Church: 549 SW 8th St. 541-548-7128, citycenter.church.

Community Presbyterian Church: 529 NW 19th St. 541-548-3367, www.redmondcpc.org.

Concordia Lutheran Mission: 8286 11th St., Terrebonne. 541-923-2784 or 541-325-6773.

Cornerstone Christian Fellowship: 217 Pumice Ave, Suite E. 541-598-6838, ccfredmond.org.

Dayspring (Foursquare) Christian Center: 7801 N. 7th St., Terrebonne. 541-548-1232, dayspring.family.

Desert Song Community Church: 433 SW 5th St. 541-771-6548, www.desertsong.org.

Emmaus Lutheran Church (LCMS): 2175 SW Salmon Ave. 541-548-1473, www.emmauslc.wordpress.com.

Grace Bible Church of Redmond: 1314 SW Kalama Ave. 541-241-6770, gbcredmond.org.

Grace Gate Community Church: 1368 South Highway 97, 541-548-1772, gracegatecommunitychurch.org.

Highland Baptist Church: 3100 SW Highland Ave. 541-548-4161, www.hbcredmond.org.

Ignite Faith church: 525 SW Umatilla Ave. 541-706-0276, ignitefaithchurch.org.

Kingdom Hall of Jehovah’s Witness: 851 NW Canal Blvd. 541-548-6977.

Mission Church Redmond Campus: 3732 SW 21st Pl. #104. 541-526-5505, www.experiencethehighlife.com/redmond.

Mountain View Fellowship: 1475 SW 35th St. 541-923-4979, www.mvfredmond.org.

New Creations Life Center: www.newclc.com.

Powell Butte Christian Church: 13720 SW Highway 126. 541-548-3066, www.powellbuttechurch.com.

Ranch Chapel at Crooked River Ranch: 5060 SW Clubhouse Road. 541-923-8081, www.ranchchapel.org.

Redeemer’s Church: 224 SW Seventh St. 541-316-8498, redeemersredmond.com.

Redmond Assembly of God: 1865 W. Antler Ave. 541-548-4555, www.redmondag.com.

Redmond Bible Fellowship: 325 NW Dogwood Ave. 541-923-6349, redmondbiblefellowship.com.

Redmond Christian Church: 536 SW 10th St. 541-548-2974, www.redmondchristian.org.

Redmond Church of God: 818 NW Elm Ave. 541-548-4162, redmondchurchofgod.com.

Redmond Community Church: 237 NW Ninth St. 541-923-3023, www.redmondcc.org.

Redmond Heights Pentecostals: 2535 SW 31st St. 541-526-1139, redmondpentecostals.com.

Redmond Missionary Baptist Church: 1015 SW Cascade Ave. 541-350-3968, redmondmbc.org.

Seventh-day Adventist: 945 SW Glacier Ave. 541-923-0301, redmondor.adventistchurch.org.

Shiloh Ranch Church: 15696 SW Bussett Rd, Powell Butte. 541-410-2444, shilohranch.com

Smith Rock Community Church: 8344 11th St., Terrebonne. 541-548-1315, www.smithrockchurch.org.

St. Alban’s Episcopal: 3277 NW 10th St. 541-548-4212.

St. Paul Anglican Church: 1720 NW 19th St. 541-604-1029.

St. Thomas Catholic Church: 1720 NW 19th. 541-923-3390, www.stthomasredmond.com.

Terrebonne Assembly of God: 379 NW Smith Rock Way, Terrebonne. 541-504-5212, terrebonneag.org.

Word of Victory: 645 SE Salmon Ave. 541-548-0464, www.wovictory.org.

Zion Lutheran Church: 1113 SW Black Butte Ave. 541-923-7466, www.zionrdm.com.

Redmond Breweries 

Cascade Lakes Brewing Company: In Redmond since 1994, Cascade Lakes offers five old-standby brews, as well as seasonal brews and draft specialities. In addition to its 7th Street Brew Pub in Redmond and Cascade Lakes Lodge in Bend, you can find its beer nearly everywhere in Oregon in bottles, on tap, in growlers and at events. Cascade Lakes also distributes out of state. www.cascadelakes.com

Wild Ride Brewing Company: Wild Ride Brewing Company was opened May 2014 by a group of friends raised in Redmond. It brews large quantities of 11 different beers available throughout Central Oregon. The staff at Wild Ride are constantly working to expand where their beer is available, with goals to distribute throughout the Northwest. www.wildridebrew.com

Silver Moon Brewing: Central Oregon’s fourth-oldest brewery set up in Redmond at the end of 2015 with a retrofitted 15,000-square-foot building that quadrupled the brewery’s annual production to nearly 6,000 barrels. The location in Bend continues to operate with a focus on specialty beers and maintaining a beer pub atmosphere. www.silvermoonbrewing.com

Kobold Brewing: The nano-brewery crafts its beer in Bend, where it began in 2015, and keeps its small batch annuals available on tap at the downtown Redmond tap house, some seasonal and experimental brews are available. koboldbrewing.com

Initiative Brewing: Initiative Brewing is a brewpub located at 424 NW Fifth St. www.initiativebrew.com

Porter Brewing Co: Specializing in English-style cask ale, Porter opened in 2018 at 611 NE Jackpine Ct. #2. www.porterbrewingco.com

Gompers Distillery: The industrial complex at 611 NE Jackpine Court is also home to the maker of Gompers Gin. The Prohibition-era style tasting room even has a “hidden room.” www.gompersdistillery.com. 541-588-2825

Clubs and memberships

Redmond is home to many fraternal, civic and special interest clubs and organizations. 

FRATERNAL

American Legion Ray Johnson Post 44: 704 SW 8th St.; Bob Baker, Larry Roshak, 541-548-5688, alpost44.com.

American Legion Auxiliary Unit 44: alpost44.com/auxiliary.

Moose Lodge 323 & Women of the Moose: 3199 N. Highway 97. 541-923-1716, moose323@yahoo.com.

Redmond Masonic Lodge 154: Douglas Poletti, 541-504-9877, redmondlodge.org.

Redmond Rebekah Lodge 204: 639 NW Kingwood Ave.; Nancy Carter, 541-923-3516.

Veterans of Foreign Wars 4108 & Ladies Auxiliary: 1836 SW Veterans Way. 541-548-4108, www.vfw4108.org.

Military Order of the Purple Heart: 541-548-4108, www.vfw4108.org.

CIVIC

American Association of University Women, Redmond: redmond-or.aauw.net.

Crooked River Ranch Lions Club: 541-548-0453, e-clubhouse.org/sites/crookedriverranchor.

Friends of Redmond Oregon (supporting literacy and art): www.friendsofredmondoregon.org

General Federation of Women’s Clubs of Central Oregon: Joanna Wheeler, 541-279-1441; www.gfwccentralor.org.

Kiwanis of Redmond: Carl Vertrees, 541-548-5935; www.redmondkiwanis.org.

Redmond Lions Club: www.lionsclubs.org

Redmond Flag Committee: Randy Povey, 541-548-6778; flagcityusa.us.

Redmond Rotary Club: www.redmondoregonrotary.com.

Bend-Redmond Habitat for Humanity: 224 NE Thurston Ave, Bend, 541-385-5387; bendredmondhabitat.org.

Redmond Panther Booster Club: squareup.com/store/redmond-football-boosters.

Ridgeview Ravens Booster Club: rvhs.redmondschools.org/about-us/booster-club-information.

United Way of Deschutes County: 541-389-6507, www.deschutesunitedway.org.

SPECIAL INTEREST

Central Oregon Home Brewers Organization: www.cohomebrewers.org.

Central Oregon Old Car Club: www.coocc.net.

Central Oregon Retired Educators: Mary Reed, 541-447-6926, oreaweb.com.

Central Oregon Spinners and Weavers: www.weavolution.com/group/central-oregon-spinners-weavers.

Central Oregon Writers Guild: www.centraloregonwritersguild.com.

Crooked River Ranch clubs: www.crookedriverranch.com.

Deschutes Democrats: www.deschutesdemocrats.org.

Deschutes Republicans: www.deschutesrepublicans.org.

Drifters Car Club: Jim Larson; days, 541-548-6329; evenings, 541-923-0607; www.drifterscarclub.com.

Dry Canyon Arts Association: drycanyonartsassociation.com.

Greater Redmond Historical Society: 541-316-1777, facebook.com/pg/RedmondMuseum.

High Desert Corvette Club: John Burgess, 541-549-6175; highdesertcorvettes.org.

High Desert Quilt Guild: info@highdesertquiltguild.org, www.highdesertquiltguild.org.

League of Women Voters of Deschutes County: Geri Hauser, 541-280-2947; lwvdeschutes.org.

Red Rock Squares Dance Club: Jim Rich, 541-279-1073; www.centraloregoncouncil.org/areaclubs/redrock-squares

Redmond Garden Club: Kathy Birch, 541-728-8295, birchkathy@hotmail.com, redmondoregongardenclub.org.

Redmond Rod and Gun Club: 541-699-2518; info@rrandgc.com, www.rrandgc.com.

Arts and culture

Concerts, visual arts and support for artists and writers

In the last decade, Redmond has worked tirelessly to build an inventory of public art to enhance the community. Three of the city’s gateways — north, west and east ends — have large sculptures on display. “Western Swing” on NW 6th Street and “Air Traffic Control” on SW Highland are by artist Greg Congleton and donated to the city by Phil and Penny Knight. The city purchased “Thoughts of Flight” by Jerry Werner and installed the iconic sculpture at the east entrance to the city along U.S. Highway 97. A large flag display adorns the east entrance at the Highland Avenue / Highway 97 intersection.

Several years ago, Redmond instituted a rotating outdoor art gallery, displaying an average of 10 pieces at any one time, and after a two-year period purchasing one to join the city’s permanent collection.

Redmond has a multitude of organizations dedicated to the arts and culture including the following: 

Dry Canyon Arts Association: This is a Redmond-based nonprofit that works to develop and support the arts in the community. It offers workshops, networking and support for local artists. (www.drycanyonartsassociation.com)

Central Oregon Writers Guild: This was formed to encourage local writers by providing support, education and resources, such as critique groups and workshops. (www.centraloregonwritersguild.com)

Redmond Community Concerts Association: This is a longtime community staple in the arts and entertainment. The season subscription-based nonprofit brings an eclectic group of musicians and performers to the state-of-the-art Ridgeview High School performing arts center. (www.redmondcca.org)

Redmond Commission for Art in Public Places: This is a city-appointed group created to introduce art into select public locations and situations in order to create a unique sense of place and enhance community identity. (www.redmond.or.us)

Music in the Canyon: An outdoor summer concert program held on alternate Wednesdays, the concerts typically host a diverse selection of musicians, from jazz to bluegrass to punk. Summer 2021 concerts are tentatively planned to be held in American Legion Community Park in Redmond. (www.musicinthecanyon.com, 541-504-6878)

Music on the Green: This is the oldest summer concert tradition in Redmond. Sponsored by the Redmond Chamber of Commerce, the concerts run June through September, on alternate Wednesdays, in Sam Johnson Park. (www.visitredmondoregon.com)

Youth sports and activities 

Groups providing youth activities range from swimming lessons to Scouts to after school programs, and sports including football, basketball, skiing, and more. 

Redmond Area Park and Recreation: Swimming, recreational soccer, basketball, fitness classes and other activities. Swim lessons start with water babies for infants and continue for all ages. The youth soccer program starts at age four and continues through eighth grade. 541-548-7275, www.raprd.org.

Redmond Youth Football: Competitive tackle football for third- to sixth-graders and flag football for first- and second-graders with a two-month season in September and October. Registration is during the spring and summer, with registration forms and more information available at Cascade Swim Center. www.redmondyouthfootball.org.

Central Oregon Peewee Rodeo Association: A competitive rodeo program for preschool to age 14. The season runs May-August, with all rodeos held in Central Oregon. Annual membership fees begin at $135. www.copwra.org

Redmond Little League: P.O. Box 783, Redmond, 97756. Email: web@redmondlittleleague.com, www.redmondlittleleague.com.

Redmond Aquatic Club Eels: Competitive youth swim team. Cascade Swim Center, SW 465 Rimrock Way, Redmond 97756. 541-548-7275; bit.ly/2MmvMaZ.

Energy Youth Basketball Club: The club features competitive leagues for boys and girls at various skill levels between third and eighth grades. www.energyhoopclub.com.

Mt. Bachelor Ski Education Foundation: Promotes positive values of competitive alpine and cross country skiing, snowboarding/freeride and cycling; www.mbsef.org.

Smith Rock BMX: Located at the High Desert Sports Complex on NE Maple Avenue in Redmond. BMX bicycle racing for kids and adults Tuesdays and Fridays with sign up between 6 and 7 p.m. A USA BMX card is needed to race. www.usabmx.com/tracks/1610; Bryant Johnson, 541-515-1179.

Camp Fire USA: Camp Fire USA Central Oregon is a coeducational organization serving kids 5-17 residing in Deschutes, Crook, Jefferson and Klamath counties. Camp Fire offers a variety of club programs, day camps, enrichment programs, self-reliance courses and “get outside” programs. 541-382-4682.

Deschutes County 4-H: A youth-education program of the Oregon State University Extension Service, with membership available to all youth in grades K-12. It is one of the largest youth organizations in Central Oregon. Educational activities and projects are provided in plant or animal science, natural science, home economics, engineering, expressive arts, citizenship, leadership and cross-cultural programs. 541-548-6088, deschutes4h.com.

REACH Redmond: Redmond Experience Activity Connection Hub, or Reach, is a local nonprofit that provides care and activities for children grades K-12. The organization was previously the Boys & Girls Clubs of Redmond & Terrebonne, but separated in 2016. The nonprofit has programs during school as well as during summer break. 541-504-9060; reachredmond.org.

Girl Scouts of the USA: Currently offering online activities only, the Girl Scouts of Oregon and Southwest Washington Council serves Redmond and Deschutes County for girls ages 5 to 18. Scouting builds girls of courage, confidence and character who make the world a better place. 541-389-8146, girlscoutsosw.org.

Boy Scouts of America: The Fremont District (Deschutes, Crook and Jefferson counties) of the Crater Lake Council serves youth ages 6 to 21, providing opportunities for leadership training, emergency medical training, environmental conservation and assistance to citizens. 541-382-4647, craterlakecouncil.org.

Neighborhood parks 

Redmond Public Works, Parks Division maintains a growing list of parks, from small neighborhood ones to the city’s sizable Dry Canyon. City parks, except the skatepark, are open from sunrise until one hour after sunset.

Centennial Park: An urban park featuring an interactive water feature, a shade pavilion, fireplace, grassy areas and a snack shop. To schedule an event in Centennial Park, call the city Community Development Department at 541-923-7756. Reservations for all other city parks are handled by Redmond Area Park and Recreation District, 541-548-7275.

Hope Playground: The city’s ADA accessible playground, located at Sam Johnson Park, 333 SW 15th St. Parking available and access is open on the Dry Canyon trail from both the North and South.

Dry Canyon Parks

The fire and ice of geologic ages created a well-hidden jewel in Redmond, an open space bordered by high rock walls known as the Dry Canyon. It runs nearly the length of town and provides opportunities for walking, biking, horseback riding and otherwise getting away from it all — within city limits. The Dry Canyon trail runs from SW Quartz Avenue to NW 19th Street, just short of four miles.

PAUL HATHAWAY MEMORIAL PARK: 1021 NW Rockcrest Court.

Bowlby Park: 1767 SW Parkway, in the Dry Canyon. Baseball fields, bleachers.

Sam Johnson Park: Corner of SW 15th Street and Evergreen Avenue in the Dry Canyon. Picnic tables and pavilion, tennis courts and completely ADA-accessible Hope Playground.

American Legion Park: 850 SW Rimrock Way. Youth baseball and soccer fields, a performing arts amphitheater, a playground with climbing rocks and restrooms.

Kiwanis Field/Spud Bowl: Corner of SW 15th Street at Antler/Black Butte, next to the skatepark. Playing fields, portable bleachers and parking.

Weigand Family Dog Park: Antler/Black Butte, just north of the skatepark. It has separate fenced areas for large and small dogs as well as benches for owners.

Redmond Disc Golf: A 9-hole course next door to the dog park.

Redmond SkatePark: 15th Street and W. Antler Avenue; open 7 a.m. to 9 p.m. or dusk, whichever is earlier. Accommodates skateboards and scooters but no BMX bikes.

Other city parks and amenities

Fireman’s Pond: 1100 SW Lake Court. Youth and disabled fishing pond and picnic tables.

Homestead Park: Located in a narrow strip between Canal Boulevard and the U.S. Highway 97 reroute near Dogwood Avenue. Next door to Homestead is a newly opened pump track for BMX bikes. The park also has a bike fix-it station for the new Homestead Canal Trail.

Redmond’s neighborhood parks

See www.ci.redmond.or.us for a listing with each park’s features.

Umatilla Sports Complex: 3000 SW Umatilla Ave.

Hayden Park: 1964 SW 35th St.

Baker Park: 1532 SW 17th St.

Kalama Park: 1624 SW Kalama Ave.

Centennial Park: 725 SW Evergreen

Diamond Bar Park: NE Fifth Street and Quince Avenue.

Quince Park: NW 10th Street and Quince Avenue.

Fairhaven Park: 23rd Street north of W. Antler Avenue.

Valleyview Park: SW 34th Street and Reservoir Drive.

Stack Park: 820 NW Kingwood Ave.

Spudbowl Park: 164 SW 15th St.

Kiwanis Field: 229 SW 15th St.

West Canyon Rim Park: NW Rimrock Way at Jackpine Avenue.