BPRD worked closely with the Orchard Neighborhood Association to design park features including a small soccer field, a picnic area with shade gazebo and capacity for 8, half-court basketball, multi-use trails and neighborhood connections. A hummingbird garden was added in summer 2025.
A grove of giant sequoia, an oak forest and an autumn orchard is a beautiful additional feature.
The proximity of nearby apartments, a private school and daycare center make this park a popular spot.
5 am to 10 pm
2001 Northeast 6th Street, Bend, OR, United States (Directions)
Street Parking
3.7 acres
The Hummingbird Garden at Orchard Park began as a partnership between Bend Park & Recreation District and Pollinator Pathway Bend, East Cascades Bird Alliance and Wild Birds Unlimited.
Planted in summer of 2025, the garden space is located next to the gazebo by the play area. Nectar producing plants such as penstemon, fireweed, hummingbird mint, phlox, buckwheat, currant, lupine, serviceberry and scarlet gilia are meant to attract both hummingbirds and insect pollinators. The native plants were sourced from Wintercreek Nursery, Great Basin Nursery and private collection.
Rufous and Anna’s hummingbirds are the most predominant species in Bend, with rare sightings including calliope, black-chinned and Costa’s hummingbirds. All hummingbirds migrate in winter, so it is advised to visit in the spring and summer for the best chance at spotting them.
Orchard Park was acquired in 2000 from Seward Properties and developed in 2007. The origin of the name is unknown.
The Hummingbird Garden at Orchard Park began as a partnership between Bend Park & Recreation District and Pollinator Pathway Bend, East Cascades Bird Alliance and Wild Birds Unlimited.
Planted in summer of 2025, the garden space is located next to the gazebo by the play area. Nectar producing plants such as penstemon, fireweed, hummingbird mint, phlox, buckwheat, currant, lupine, serviceberry and scarlet gilia are meant to attract both hummingbirds and insect pollinators. The native plants were sourced from Wintercreek Nursery, Great Basin Nursery and private collection.
Rufous and Anna’s hummingbirds are the most predominant species in Bend, with rare sightings including calliope, black-chinned and Costa’s hummingbirds. All hummingbirds migrate in winter, so it is advised to visit in the spring and summer for the best chance at spotting them.
Orchard Park was acquired in 2000 from Seward Properties and developed in 2007. The origin of the name is unknown.
