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Travel to Visit Tumalo, Oregon
Ancient forests of juniper, the bubbling Deschutes River, and sweeping mountain peaks—you're never far from epic views around Tumalo (but not the falls). The next time you're in the area, here are a few reasons to make time for Tumalo and its wide range of fun attractions.
Spring
Daytime highs range from 55º in March to 75º in June, with cool mornings giving way to crisp afternoons. Take full advantage by paddling the Deschutes River, fishing for trout, or hiking around the sun-kissed Tumalo State Park day-use area.
Summer
High temperatures around Tumalo typically range from 75º to 85º all summer long, buoyed by cool mornings and breezy afternoons. When the weather warms up, floating the Deschutes River is a local tradition. After a fun day outdoors, cozy up around the campfire at Tumalo State Park.
Fall
You'll enjoy a few extra weeks of summer around Tumalo, where high temperatures may still reach 75º well into September (and possibly early October). Savor the season by kicking back at a local restaurant or noshing on creative fare from The Bite food cart pod.
Winter
High temperatures range from 45º to 55º in March, bringing a pleasant briskness to Tumalo. It's the perfect time to head indoors to try the latest releases from Tumalo's cider makers or creative offerings from Crater Lake Spirits.03
About Tumalo
Just 15 minutes from Bend, you'll enjoy a little of everything that makes Central Oregon great in the community of Tumalo (a community of about 500). Love the outdoors? Enjoy an easy hike, try fly fishing, or float the lazy Deschutes River. If you're a fan of craft beverages, sample local favorites at two cider makers and an award-winning distillery. And if you're hungry, you'll find a bustling food cart pod and filling restaurants—all surrounded by bucolic farmland and high-desert hillsides.