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Coulter Grove Park

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Coulter Grove Park

20185 Reed Lane, Bend, OR, USA

Project Phase

  • PLANNING
  • DESIGN
  • PERMITTING
  • CONSTRUCTION

Project Overview

SURVEY! Initial concept designs for the park are complete and the survey is open for YOU to tell us what you think. Visit the project storymap to learn more and take the survey. The survey is open through April 17th.

Acquired by the district in 2023, this 3.1-acre property at the end of Reed Lane will provide a new neighborhood park for residents in southwest Bend which has been underserved by a park since its residential expansion over the past decade.

Neighborhood parks offer amenities like picnic shelters, open lawn, play areas, paths, and natural areas. The design of this park will follow an outreach process with surrounding neighbors this fall 2026.

Formerly known as the Reed Lane park site, the recommended name of Coulter Grove by the Naming Committee was approved by the board of directors on October 21st, 2025.

20185 Reed Lane

$1.75 million

System Development Charges

Summer 2028

Contact Information

For more information on the Coulter Grove Park, please contact

Bronwen Mastro
Landscape Architect
  • November 2023 – Property purchased from Coulter Family
  • Summer 2024- Park boundary established
  • Summer 2025 – First phase of outreach – naming
  • October 21, 2025 – Formal park name approved by the board of directors
  • Winter 2026 – Second phase of outreach – park features and amenities
  • Spring 2026 – Third phase of outreach – initial conceptual designs
    • Wednesday, April 8: Open house at the BPRD District Office from 4:30 – 6:30pm.
    • Sunday, April 12: Open house on the park property from 11am – 1pm.
    • April 3-17: Survey open, visit the project storymap to learn more and take the survey.

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To meet the needs of residents in this urban infill area and to complete the need for Park Search Area 18, the district acquired a 4.3 acre property from the Coulter family in 2023.  In 2025, the district split the property and the approximately 3.17-acre property east of Coulter Lane will serve the neighborhood park needs of the community.

In 2025, the BPRD Naming Committee recommended, and the Board of Directors approved, “Coulter Grove Park” as the name for this park. The park site was previously owned by the Coulter family, is located at the intersection of SW Coulter Lane and Reed Lane, and includes a mature tree grove. Given this site context, the chosen name helps invoke the history of the site by including the name of the family who owned the property for over 50-years, is geographically representative given the park site is immediately adjacent to Coulter Lane and recognizes the natural features present on the land.