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4 Seasons Recreational Outfitters

4 Seasons Recreational Outfitters has been serving Sunriver and Central Oregon residents and travelers for over 25 years. Our friendly, experienced staff is always ready to help with all your recreational needs.

Whether it is biking on the 30+ miles of paved bike paths here in Sunriver, or exploring the spectacular mountain biking or Winter sports here in Central Oregon, 4 Seasons Recreational Outfitters is ready to outfit you with everything you need to enjoy your visit. CALL US AT 541-593-2255

Visit 4 Seasons Recreational Outfitters in Sunriver at 57195 Beaver Dr. Sunriver, OR 97707 or call 541-593-2255 for more information.

Sunriver Village Family Fun

Sunriver Village Fun

Alpine Entertainment – Sunriver Village Fun provides year-round family activities and events at The Village at Sunriver.  Located in the Pavilion in The Village, bring the whole family to play to your hearts content.

Alpine Entertainment – Sunriver Village Fun is where generations make memories to last a lifetime. Enjoy ice skating, Alpine Express Train, bumper cars, mini golf, bounce house, Twilight Cinema and more! We look forward to seeing you at Central Oregon’s year-round playground!

Summer Activities
Welcome all aboard our Alpine Express Train for a gentle tour through the Village. The Alpine Express Train is Central Oregon’s only family fun trackless train experience. All ages are welcome to take the 7-10 minute ride. Riders can enjoy scenic tours throughout the newly remodeled Village at Sunriver.

The Alpine Express Electric Trackless Train was modeled after the authentic American 4-40 Locomotive, with coal tenders, passenger cars and caboose. The Alpine Express is manufactured entirely in the USA and built with pride by American Craftsman with over 200 years of combined experience and an exceptional commitment to quality and meticulous detail. Truly a great family experience for all ages. Tickets available at the Pavilion through Alpine Entertainment – Sunriver Village Fun

Bumper Cars: Grab the whole family or friends to bump each other on bumper cars at The Village at Sunriver! The Village Bumper Cars offers eight colorful cars so the whole family can bump each other.  Spin in circles, or bump into everyone in a Bumper Car battle; whatever your heart desires! With the wide floor and the many cars, Bumper Cars will be a family oriented activity with instant memories and laughter.

Bouncing Houses:  Jumping takes you to a higher level when you come to the Alpine Entertainment – Sunriver Village Fun!  Bouncy houses are excellent for releasing energy.

Mini-Golf:  The Sunriver Village’s Mini Golf course offers 18 holes, including obstacles! Create lasting memories with everyone by playing a friendly game, or by keeping score for a competitive round of Mini Golf. Bring your own putter, or use one of our own colorful putters and golf balls. The Mini Golf course offers fun for everyone. Bring the whole family down to play a friendly game.

Power Jump:  Get ready to pull some G’s with a thrilling experience on the Power Jump at The Village at Sunriver. You’ll be harnessed, locked in and then shot vertically into the sky! When you hit the max height, get ready again because you’ll fall back down … and then slingshot up again. It’s absolutely exhilarating!   Engineered for your safety, you’ll experience a ride unlike any other. After you’re initial reverse bungee, you’ll bounce and dangle above the ground until you are gently placed back on the safety air bag where you started.

Rock Climbing Wall:  Rock climbing is great exercise for the entire family. Rock climbing builds strength, confidence, perseverance and is fun! Bring the family and challenge them to the rock climbing wall at the Village at Sunriver.

Twilight Cinema: Enjoy a movie in the outdoors with your family! The Sunriver Twilight Cinema movie nights are free of charge and an excellent way to spend time with your family. Crunch on some popcorn, sip on some soda, or get some ice cream from Goody’s while you sit back and relax while watching a movie on the big screen outdoors!

Ice Skating: Sunriver Ice Skating at the Village at Sunriver Ice arena has long been a family favorite. Now with a sleek new look and modern upgrades to the sound system, skates and viewing area the Ice Rink continues its family traditions.

The Village at Sunriver offers something for everyone. Coffee and pastries, craft beer, great restaurants, boutique shopping, fine art gallery, outdoor recreation and rentals, family entertainment and events.

We look forward to seeing you at Central Oregon’s year-round playground!

Volcanic red sand bunkers

At the base of the Three Sisters, Central Oregon’s volcanic peaks, Aspen Lakes Golf Course is a perennial favorite among visitors and locals alike. Located in Sisters Oregon, Aspen Lakes Golf Course is a 7,300-yard W.L. Overdorf design known for being a great test of golf in one of the region’s most breathtaking settings. But be careful in becoming too distracted by the beauty, lakes and ponds come into play on more than half the holes. The perfect bent grass fairways and greens and unique bunkers made of crushed red volcanic rock contrast with the snow-capped peaks that seem to hover right over the course.

Aspen Lakes Golf Course is a privately owned, public golf course in Sisters, Central Oregon.  With the most scenic views, unique red sand bunkers and world-class staff and customer service, whether you are a local or when you visit Central Oregon, we think you’ll agree Aspen Lakes is a don’t miss venue!

The concept for Aspen Lakes Golf Course in Sisters Oregon, began in 1988 when the Cyrus Family acquired a 1,084 acre parcel adjacent to their family farm.  The first nine Aspen Lake golf holes were constructed in 1996 under the watchful eye of World Class golf course architect William Overdorf.  He worked with the existing site to sculpt this incredible mountain view golf course into the existing Central Oregon landscape.  As important natural features were identified during construction, the plans were modified to incorporate them into the golf course rather than destroy the feature.

The second nine Aspen Lakes golf holes were opened in 1999.The signature red sand for the bunkers originated on the Cyrus property.  When it came time to install the bunkers, it was discovered that the “normal” sand that the other central Oregon golf courses use is hauled in from other states.  In looking at alternatives, it was decided that it would be more environmentally friendly to use local materials already in Central Oregon.  Red cinders that occur naturally on the Cyrus property were crushed down to make sand.  The deep red sand creates a visual delight as it contrast with the green grass, blue skies and white, snow covered, mountains that are the Aspen Lakes Golf Course signature.

Bend Electric Bike Tours, Rentals & Sales

Bend Electric Bike Tours, Rentals & Sales

Join Bend Electric Bikes for our fun, guided tours of Bend, Oregon. Leave the car behind and use our comfortable, easy to ride electric bikes on our bike-friendly avenues, bike trails, and through our vibrant neighborhoods to discover our history, taste our beers and see what we love about Bend. It’s great for families and pets can come too! Click here for tours for description, pricing and booking.

Along with Electric Bikes, Bend Electric Bikes also offers a large variety of different type of cargo bikes to fit your hauling needs. Whether it is carrying your kids on the back or making a quick trip to the grocery store, Bend Electric Bikes has you covered!

Full Service Maintenance and Repair

Note: All new bikes purchased from Bend Electric Bikes include free tune-ups for a year.  Appointment Required. We will happily service and repair all electric bikes from brands that we sell or have a direct relationship with their suppliers. We will repair mechanical issues on most electric bikes but cannot repair electrical issues on bikes that we have not supplied or do not have supplier backup. We will happily diagnosis a NON-BEND ELECTRIC BIKES BRANDS ebike, conversion kit, or scooter however, due to time and research involved there will be a minimum charge of $45, and bill at a labor rate of $90 per hour thereafter regardless of our ability to repair. (Rates subject to change)

Please call 541-410-7408 or email us at info@bendelectricbikes.com for more info

Let's Play Ball!

The Bend Elks Baseball Club is a collegiate summer wood bat baseball team.  The Bend Elks have some of the best college players from all levels who come to play from June – August.  Come catch a game of the true American pass time.

Tickets start at $6 for most games.  Don’t forget our Free Kid Wednesdays or $2 Tuesdays!  Season tickets, group rates and facility rental area options are available, please contact us at 541-312-9259 for more details.

Visiting Central Oregon year round?  Come check out The Bend Elks Baseball Club indoor training facility, including 5 full size batting cages featuring 3 pitching machines.  We also have a fully stocked baseball pro-shop for all your baseball and softball needs.   Performance training and physical therapy also provided, please contact 541-312-9259 for more information.

Find Clues, Solve The Puzzle To Earn Your Freedom

Bend Escape Room is a fun, challenging, immersive, and interactive game experience taking place every day. While it looks like an ordinary room, its actually a puzzle. During your adventure in our escapes, you will find yourself flexing your brain and looking in its nooks and crannies that you’ve never noticed.  Find the hidden object, figure out the clues and solve the puzzles to earn your freedom. You have a limited amount of time, so be quick! Come to Bend Escape Room with your friends, family and coworkers and have a great time.

Team Building

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Click here to view our games and here to book your room now! Or call us at 541-382-0770 for more information.

Central Oregon's most comfortable private country club since 1925.

Well groomed fairways bordered by majestic Ponderosa Pine trees are only a small part of the golfing experience at Bend Golf and Country Club. The oldest private club in Central Oregon, Bend has several advantages that create a classic golf environment.

Classic golf, warm friendships – in Central Oregon’s most complete and comfortable private country club…since 1925. Located in southeast Bend, Bend Golf and Country Club features a picturesque and challenging golf course, an active athletic and tennis facility with a year round indoor pool, and a spacious clubhouse featuring three great restaurants!

Bend Golf and Country Club dining is proud to announce that we are open to the public. Join us and prized chef, Darren Hauser, for amazing dishes that will turn you into a regular in no time!

Our restaurant hours will change according to events going on at the Clubhouse. Please call in advance to make a reservation. To make yours, please call (541) 322-5773.

• Wednesday: 11am – 8pm
• Thursday: 11am – 8pm
• Friday: 11am – 8pm
• Saturday: 11am – 8pm

Architect: Chandler Egan

Bend Golf and Country Club presents a golf course that is timeless, classic in its design. Measuring over 7,000 yards from the championship tees, it provides for a wide variety of shot-making and club selection that golfers of all abilities will appreciate and enjoy. The views and scenery from within the course are stunning. It’s maintained in outstanding condition. Because of its classic design, walking the course is an option that almost everyone can take advantage of to experience this very special setting even more completely. It’s a course you’ll never tire of.

The quality of the course is affirmed by the championships held here, and golf associations that have chosen Bend Golf and Country Club to host their events. The Oregon Golf Association, the PGA of America Northwest Section, the Pacific Northwest Golf Association, and others have all hosted tournaments here. These include the Oregon Open, Northwest Open, Oregon Amateur, PNGA Mid-Amateur, as well as many other important competitions.

Enhancing water recreational needs in Deschutes County

The Bend Paddle Trail Alliance is a non-profit organization incorporated to establish and promote the Deschutes Paddle Trail for a wide variety of recreational water enthusiasts.

Our Mission
BPTA shall promote and establish a navigable paddle trail within Deschutes County that will enhance river and lake recreation and appreciation for a wide variety of recreational water enthusiasts while promoting water safety, education, and stewardship.

The Deschutes Paddle Trail
Whether you want to sea-kayak the beautiful High Cascade Lakes with sweeping mountain views, paddle a gentle section of the Lower Deschutes River among the otters, beavers and eagles, or whitewater-raft an exciting stretch of river just minutes from Downtown Bend, the Deschutes Paddle Trail has something for all recreational water enthusiasts.

The Deschutes Paddle Trail showcases the geographical diversity of Central Oregon while providing access to and information about nine of the High Cascade Lakes as well as stretches of the Little Deschutes and Deschutes Rivers within Deschutes County.

The Deschutes Paddle Trail inspires visitors with its unique geology and natural beauty. Meandering at times, frequently tranquil and occasionally astonishingly powerful, the Deschutes Paddle Trail is an awesome display of nature.

The Bend Paddle Trail Alliance a nonprofit organization, and is devoted to the preservation of the natural beauty of the Deschutes Paddle Trail. Recently the organization has created and published, with support of local partners, comprehensive guides to the entire Deschutes Paddle Trail. The guides provide information on local wildlife, river safety and proper stewardship.

Bend Park & Recreation have created and maintained beautiful park spaces in the Bend community suitable for gatherings for sports, educational programs, meetings, weddings and special events.  Sports programs are offered  year-round and for a variety of ages through Bend Park & Recreation.  Swim at Juniper Swim & Fitness Center with state of the art equipment, four pools and classes to get you moving.

The Pavilion is a multi-use facility and home to Bend’s first Ice Skating Rink in winter, complete with rentals and lessons offers curling, ice hockey for enthusiasts.   In the summer you can find the summer PAC camps take over The Pavilion – Bend’s newest and most exciting recreation center! Each day is different as you get to choose what you want to do!  There are always awesome choices whether you want to “play hard or chill out.” We’re talking sports – volleyball, basketball, ping pong pickle ball, floating the river, cool art projects, outdoor adventures, your favorite games and just hanging out with friends, both old and new. PAC participants will even get to create activities and special events!

Park Facilities are available for rent whether you have a group activity, family reunion, meeting, or wedding special event.  Contact Bend Park & Recreation for all opportunities.

Are you a whitewater kayaker, surfer or paddleboarder?  The Whitewater Channel of the Bend Whitewater Park is your destination! This center channel of the park has four wave features for emerging to expert whitewater enthusiasts. The features are created by twenty-six, underwater pneumatic bladders, natural and man-made riverbed conditions and dynamic river flows. Check out Bend Park & Recreation District website for more information.

A multi-use complex centrally located, featuring shops, restaurants and more

Shopping at it’s best in Bend!

The Bend River Promenade is located in the center of the Central Oregon recreation haven. With two of the area’s finest hotels just across the street on the banks of the scenic Deschutes River, along with some of the best shopping in the Bend area, the Bend River Promenade provides a great Central Oregon experience.

After a day on the mountain, golf course or Deschutes River, swing by the Bend River Promenade to pick up a deal at TJ Maxx, or get a manicure/pedicure at Perfect Nails.  If it’s your first stop in the morning be sure to visit Delish Donuts for a sweet start to the day.  If your looking for something special for an anniversary or birthday check out Macys or Kay Jewelers for some serious bling.

Centrally located, the Bend River Promenade shopping center has some of the best shopping in Central Oregon.  Here is a list of stores you may want to visit the next time you’re in Bend; Macy’s, Hobby Lobby, TJ Maxx.  Stop by and start shopping in Bend’s most visible shopping center.

Stop in for dining at Shari’s for some of their delicious burgers and specials, perhaps a slice of pie from their desert showcase?  Or perhaps you would like satisfy your craving at Round Table Pizza?  Whatever you are hungry for, we have you covered.

The unique shops and restaurants of the Bend River Promenade make this the shopping center most frequently visited by tourists and locals alike.

Centrally located, the Bend River Promenade shopping center has some of the best shopping in Central Oregon.  Here is a list of stores you may want to visit the next time you’re in Bend; Macy’s, Hobby Lobby, TJ Maxx and Natural Grocers and more! Stop by and start shopping in Bend’s most visible shopping center.

The Bend Summer Festival is located in the beautiful, charming downtown area of Bend, Oregon in July each year. Minnesota Street becomes the hub for gourmet artisans from ​the Pacific Northwest to sip, graze and absorb the best free live jazz in Oregon! We pair a stellar line up of jazz musicians with world-class wines from Oregon, salts, oils, spices, exotic prepared food and more. Learn how to complement your foodie repertoire from the source, on the street, and with friends.​

KIDS PLAY ZONE

Our team travels the globe looking for unique art vendors (traditional, musical and culinary) who can bring “heart and soul” and a rich experience to our arts and crafts festivals and music events throughout Central Oregon. If you are an artist, craftsperson or restaurateur, check out our website

Your home away from home

Escape to your home away from home at Bend/Sisters Garden RV Resort between Bend and Sisters, Oregon.  Experience our luxury resort that features camping cabins and fully furnished cottages in addition to RV sites.

Equipped with numerous amenities and outdoor recreation activities, our resort is the perfect destination for families and lovers of the great outdoors.

A five star RV Resort, Bend/Sisters Garden RV Resort with a mix of full-service RV Resort sites, camping cabins and fully furnished cottages.  While staying with us you can enjoy an abundance of amenities. We have a stocked fishing pond, miniature golf, dog park, pool and spa, meeting and event building, shower and laundry room, playground and basketball court and even a convenience store.  After a fun-filled day out on the high desert in Central Oregon, you can look forward to relaxing in this beautifully landscaped Resort.

Bring your family home to our warm and friendly atmosphere, complete with a seasonal garden environment.  The Bend/Sisters Garden RV Resort is located on Hwy 20 between Bend and Sisters near the Sisters Rodeo Fairgrounds. Central Oregon is renowned as a year-round destination, come enjoy our four seasons; we look forward to your visit.

Call us at Bend/Sisters Garden RV Resort

RV Park near La Pine, OR

Majestic forests, crystal-blue lakes, and steady sunshine are just a part of what makes Big Pines RV Park so very special. Join us at our RV park in Crescent, Oregon for camping at its finest. Our local area has plenty of room for outdoor play with activities like fishing, boating, swimming, hiking, and mountain biking. We accommodate RV’s up to 100 feet. Come see what Central Oregon camping is all about.

Plan your visit today. Big Pines RV Park is conveniently set on Highway 97, just north of the junction with Oregon Highway 58 and 45 minutes south of Bend. The main attractions of our area are Crater Lake National Park, which is 45 miles to the south, and Newberry Volcanic National Monument, which is 35 miles to the north.

But we are always asked what else is there to do in Crescent? From here, it’s easy to make day trips for fly fishing on the Deschutes River or Fall River, riding your ATV or dirt bike in the Gilchrist State Forest or on the new Three Trails System, kayaking at Waldo Lake, or mountain biking through the Deschutes National Forest. With four shining natural lakes nearby, you’ll find plenty of room for fishing, water sports, bird watching, and scenic hikes.  And if you have extra time, another great place to visit is the High Desert Museum just south of Bend. And of course you can always simply lounge in your spacious site here in the park and get a little rest.

Good Sam’s has consistently rated Big Pines RV Park in the top 10 of all Central Oregon RV Parks and you’ll see why when you relax in your spacious campsite. We have superb facilities, including full hook-ups with up to 50 amps, free Cable TV and free Wi-Fi access.

Cell Phone Service is very important to you, and we know Big Pines has strong Verizon™ and AT&T™ signals, which means most Net10™, StraightTalk™, and TracPhones™ have great signals as well. Sprint™ and T-Mobile™ are unavailable. We will check with our guests and update other plans as the information becomes available. If your phone plan does not work here, we have our guest phone featuring free long distance calls within the U.S. and Canada available 24hr a day for your convenience.

Big Pines RV Park is a member of the Ride Oregon Ride Bike Friendly Business program. We are committed to welcoming cyclists offering amenities riders may need as they visit Oregon and have officially been recognized by Travel Oregon.

Individual Wood Campfires are no longer allowed at Big Pines RV Park. As an alternative, a new community fire ring is planned. Propane fire pits will be allowed at your site, conditions permitting. This was a difficult decision, but with the addition of 34 new sites we looked at the impact of the additional fire rings in the park. There is the increased risk and liability of starting a wildfire and we have all seen the news about the pain and suffering that wildfire has brought to the Northwest in recent years. Additionally, we need to be concerned about air quality. Much like sound, smoke is not limited to your campsite.  We hope you understand this change.

Best day hike near Sisters

A symmetrical cinder cone butte located in Deschutes National Forest, northwest of the town of Sisters, Oregon.

A scenic Central Oregon volcanic cone with two fire lookouts

About the Hike: Plunked in the midst of the Central Oregon plateau, Black Butte looks like a misplaced mountain. A steep but view-packed trail climbs 1.9 miles to the panoramic summit, gaining 1,600 feet of elevation. The last portion of this route is difficult enough that it is not generally recommended for hikers with children.

Still, it’s surprising how many kids enjoy the climb because they view it as a challenge.

Difficulty: A moderate, 3.6-mile loop to the headland’s tip gains 900 feet of elevation.

Season: Open July through October.

Getting There: Drive Highway 22 west of Sisters 5.5 miles (or east of Santiam Pass 13.5 miles) to Indian Ford Campground, near milepost 95. Turn north onto paved Green Ridge Road 11. After 3.8 miles, turn left onto gravel Road 1110 for 5.1 miles to a parking area at the road’s end.

Fees: A Northwest Forest Pass is required to park here. The pass costs $5 per day or $30 per season. It can be purchased at a ranger station, an outdoor store or at the trailhead fee box.

Tips: From the trailhead at road’s end, the path climbs steadily through a forest of orange-barked old-growth ponderosa pine. The golf courses of Black Butte Ranch appear as miniature meadows in the forest far below.

After 1.1 mile, the trail crosses a treeless slope that’s white in June with the blooms of serviceberry bushes. Expect other wildflowers, too: big yellow balsamroot, purple larkspur, and red paintbrush.

Next the path climbs sharply – a hot, dusty stretch that disqualifies this hike as an easy trip. The trail gains the butte’s broad, eastern ridge amidst wind-stunted whitebark pines and follows the ridge up to the top.

History: Black Butte’s unusual placement east of the High Cascades makes it ideal as a fire lookout site. In 1910 one of Oregon’s earliest fire detection structures was built here: a simple “squirrel’s nest” platform wedged between two adjacent treetops. That original lookout is gone, but Black Butte has collected a variety of other lookout structures since then: an intact cupola-style building from 1923, the ruins of a collapsed 1934 tower, and a modern 62-foot tower from 1995. In 1980 a one-room log cabin was constructed in Sisters, disassembled, and flown by helicopter to Black Butte’s summit as living quarters for the fire lookout staff.

Geology: As you drive toward the flats of Central Oregon toward this symmetrical volcano, you might well wonder why it erupted here. The more famous High Cascades peaks formed along a fault that has been leaking lava for millions of years. But Black Butte grew along a different, parallel crack to the east. This fault also uplifted Green Ridge’s scarp to the north, leaving the Metolius Valley as a long trough.

Black Butte began to erupt quite recently, perhaps only 20,000 years ago. It quickly built up a 3,000-foot pile of cinders, one of the tallest such cones in the state. The eruption also buried the Metoilius River, creating Black Butte Ranch’s swampy meadows on one side of the mountain and Metolius Springs on the other, where the river now emerges.

There is a place.

Located just eight miles from the charming Western-themed town of Sisters, Oregon, Black Butte Ranch has drawn visitors to the sunny side of the Cascade Mountains for more than 30 years. Offering a variety of vacation rentals and guest rooms and all the activities your family desires including two golf courses, five swimming pools, biking, hiking, fly-fishing, bird-watching, trail rides, Nordic skiing, snowshoeing and just a short 5-mile drive to Hoodoo Ski Area.

Lodging

Mountain views welcome you upon arrival and continue to provide peace and tranquility throughout your stay at Black Butte Ranch. The awe-inspiring scenery teamed with our abundant year-round recreation is what makes Black Butte such a special place, and our 120 Ranch vacation homes located throughout the resorts 1800 acres offer the perfect place to settle in and enjoy the Ranch. Guests can select from private lodge rooms, two and three bedroom condos and charming cabins to spacious custom homes—just the place for friends and family retreats and reunions.

Groups & Meetings

Enjoy an intimate and tranquil meeting environment amidst some of the most spectacular scenery in Pacific Northwest. Whether you’re looking for a corporate retreat or an idyllic spot for a family reunion, or a lakeside wedding to say “I Do”,  Black Butte Ranch will exceed your expectations.

Once your group is here, the choices are unlimited. Our professional team is here to personally ensure that every detail of your meeting—from the gathering space, technology and menus to the accommodations and activities— is thoughtfully fulfilled so your group can reconnect, relax and unwind.

Please call (855) 290-5679 or email Meetings@BlackButteRanch to discuss the vision for your next group meeting or event.

One of Oregon's Top Golf Courses to Play

Despite the name, Big Meadow Golf Course at Black Butte Ranch winds its way through a towering ponderosa pine forest. World renowned designer Robert Muir Graves created a masterpiece at Big Meadow. This classic 6,850-yard, par-72 layout tests golfers with dozens of fairway bunkers and immaculate greens. Offering a stunning view of the jagged peak on Three Fingered Jack, the signature 14th hole is one of the most spectacular golf holes anywhere.

The stunning Big Meadow mountain golf course is one of Oregon golfers’ favorites, garnering numerous awards over its 30 plus years, including the 2013 honor by GolfWeek Magazine as one of the “Best Courses You can Play” in Oregon. This straightforward Robert Muir Graves design takes golfers through a scenic journey of the Oregon Cascades. Recently updated in 2007, the course stretches over 7,000 yards from the championship tees and features expansive fairways, sweeping cape and bay bunkers and elevated green complexes to challenge golfers of all skill levels.

Every component of the course is integrated into the spectacular mountain setting of Black Butte Ranch with towering Ponderosa pines and shimmering stands of Aspen trees. The fourteenth hole presents one of the Northwest’s fi nest golf course photography opportunities, providing golfers with a dramatic view of Three Fingered Jack, a jagged volcanic peak rising above the Central Oregon landscape. Golfers and non-golfers alike will enjoy Robert’s Pub inside the Big Meadow Clubhouse, providing a casual dining experience and some of the best views in Central Oregon.

Black Butte Ranch offers instructional golf programs at the practice facilities at Big Meadow and Glaze Meadow golf courses.  Call 888-405-3004 for details.

One of Oregon's Best Courses You Can Play

Black Butte Ranch’s Glaze Meadow, one of two golf courses inside the Resort, was originally designed by Gene “Bunny” Mason in 1982 with narrow Ponderosa Pine lined fairways.  In 2012, a $3.75 million renovation was carried out by architect John Fought. The course now features all new greens and tee complexes and will play longer by more than 400 yards.

Glaze Meadow plays 7,007 yards from the back tees, and the modernization of the design includes five sets of tees on every hole, allowing golfers of all skill levels to enjoy the game. The course features meticulously groomed bluegrass-rye fairways, with gentle hills and hollows surrounding the bent grass greens. The rolling landscape, accented by quaking Aspens, Ponderosa pines and spectacular views of the Cascade peaks, including North Sister and Mt. Washington, provides a sophisticated journey that is as engaging as it is memorable.

Mountain views welcome you upon arrival, and continue to provide peace and tranquility throughout your stay at Black Butte Ranch. The awe-inspiring scenery teamed with our abundant year-round recreation is what makes Black Butte such a special place, and our 120 Ranch vacation homes located throughout the resorts 1800 acres offer the perfect place to settle in and enjoy the Ranch. Guests can select from private lodge rooms, two and three bedroom condos and charming cabins to spacious custom homes—just the place for friends and family retreats and reunions.

All Black Butte Ranch vacation homes are professionally managed, privately owned rental homes and decorated and furnished to the owner’s individual tastes.  Each home provides its own special view including meadow, golf course and expansive mountains, and has easy access to the many amenities sprinkled throughout the Ranch. Guests can search for additional home amenities including pet friendly homes, and homes with a hot tub and air conditioning. You may also choose lodging by location –view a map with rental homes noted.

All of our vacation rental homes are classified as Signature, Executive, Premium or Quality, allowing guests to select accommodations based on preferences, budget and taste. The extensive photo gallery and thorough description of each home provide guests with assurance that their selected vacation home will meet their expectations.

Jacobsen & Hardy made an extraordinary site, sprawling the network of canyons.

Jacobsen Hardy made the most of an extraordinary site, routing 18 holes at Brasada Canyons in, across and along the edges of a sprawling network of canyons. This sort of elevation affords golfers long, panoramic views of the snow-capped Cascades. Man-made items tend to get dwarfed here, but the 80-foot-high wooden golf cart trestle which delivers players back to the clubhouse and serves as backdrop to the par-5 finishing hole more than holds its own.

“There is so much to see during a round at Brasada Canyons, it is such a feast for the eyes, that we had to make some strategic decisions about when to create visual drama and when to simply get out of the way”, said Peter Jacobsen, a partner with Jim Hardy in Houston-based Jacobsen Hardy Golf Course Design (www.jacobsenhardy.com). The creative part of our design here was mainly a matter of routing. There are three basic types of holes at Brasada: those that play in the canyons themselves; those that play along their edges at elevation; and those that play off the edges, either into the canyons below or across them to another edge.”

Architect: Peter Jacobsen and Jim Hardy

Brasada Canyons Golf Course at Brasada Ranch

As the name suggests, our 18-hole semi-private course winds through, across and along the canyons of Brasada Ranch. The elevation runs from 3,272′ and to just over 4,000′ above sea level. Here your golf ball soars farther, as does your eye, with dramatic, unmatched views of the Cascade Mountains. 18 holes at Brasada Canyons isn’t simply a day of golf – it’s an experience never to be forgotten.

Privacy, views, and lighting fast greens are just a few of the recurring accolades. It’s also great for all levels of players with five sets of tees that play 4,722 to 7,295 yards.

Brasada Canyons wishes to maintain the highest standards of traditional golf, which includes proper attire and etiquette. Collared shirts or golf industry apparel must be worn at all times. Denim is not permitted along with athletic apparel.

Golf Shop Hours: Wednesday – Monday, 9:00am – 5:00pm & Tuesday, 11:00am – 5:00pm

Glacier-carved extinct Broken Top Volcano

Located 20 miles west of Bend, Oregon featuring a splintered ridge line which its name is derived from.

Broken Top is a volcano that has been eroded by glaciers, exposing the cone. The hike is about 3 miles long, with a 1,400-foot elevation gain, and the summit sits at 9,175 feet.

Dogs are allowed on the trail and there are plenty of opportunities for them to drink water from the stream that runs alongside or nearby the trail throughout the hike.  There is also a small lake at the top which dogs can drink from or swim in.

The trail starts off easy with beautiful views of Mt. Bachelor and the Broken Top Crater from between the trees.  At about .8 of a mile in make sure to stay to the right and continue uphill at the fork.  As you finish climbing the first short uphill stretch the trail crosses the creek and will follow near it throughout the rest of the hike.  The path is packed dirt,  but contains areas of loose rock and sandy slopes, so it can get a little dusty at times.

Private Weiskopf and Morrish 18-hole championship golf course

Broken Top Club, located in the Central Oregon “high desert” on the westside of Bend, was established in 1992 and features an 18-hole championship golf course, magnificent clubhouse, outdoor tennis courts, and two swimming pools. Overlooking the six-acre Broken Top Lake, the award winning, 35,000 square foot clubhouse showcases stunning views of the Cascade Mountains. Designed by the architectural firm of Wimberly Allison Tong & Goo, the clubhouse is the recreational centerpiece of Broken Top.

The private 18-hole Championship golf course, practice range, and 18-hole putting course were designed by the team of Tom Weiskopf and Jay Morrish. The par 72, 7,161-yard course provides four sets of tees and used the natural contours of the terrain with majestic pine trees, lakes and natural rock formations to achieve its stunning effects. Breathtaking views of Broken Top, South Sister and Mt. Bachelor mountains complete the magical journey.

Special Events

Broken Top Club is a privately owned and operated golf and social club located in Bend, Oregon. Our stunning views and magnificent Clubhouse facilities make Broken Top Club a perfect location for all types of celebrations.

Whether you desire an outdoor event in front of our 6-acre lake with the Cascades as your backdrop, or the indoor comfort of our clubhouse with mountain views, you can enjoy the natural beauty of Central Oregon and the amenities and services Broken Top Club has to offer.

Our creative culinary staff, professional special event staff, and our helpful and friendly service staff, will team up to assist you in every step of the way. Broken Top Restaurant offers a variety of culinary experiences and inventive cuisine to fulfill your expectations, expertly prepared for your special event.

Our goal is to create a flawless and memorable event for both you and your guests. Email our Special Events Coordinator at emitchener@brokentop.com for more information on hosting special events at Broken Top Club

Weddings

Broken Top Signature Package – $6000, $5500 November-April

Take advantage of all Broken Top has to offer with our premier wedding package. Included are use of the Lakehouse Lawn, Lower Patio, Sunrise Terrace, Great Room, Lakeside Room, Main Deck and Broken Top Bar, exclusively for you and your guests. And of course, the Bridal Suite is all yours as you prepare on your wedding day.

Broken Top Signature Package + Golf – $7700, available from April to October

Identical to our Signature Package, this package includes a customized golf outing at our exclusive course for up to twenty guests. Our Head Golf Professional will work with you to plan the perfect event to kick off your wedding weekend.

Lakeside Package – $5000, $4500 from November-April

Combine the best of both worlds with our Lakeside Package and blend the outdoors with the cozy clubhouse. Included in this package are use of the Lakehouse Lawn, Lower Patio, Great Room, Lakeside Room, Main Deck and Broken Top Bar. And of course, the Bridal Suite for the day of the day of your event.

Sunrise Package – $4000, $3500 from November-April

Embrace the Central Oregon sunshine and spirit with our Sunrise Package, those wanting an outdoor ceremony and reception. Use of the Bridal Suite, Lakehouse Lawn and Sunrise Terrace are included.

Capacity:

Great Room – Ceremony 150, Dinner 130

Lakeside Room – 720 sq. ft, Dinner 48

Lakehouse Lawn – Capacity 250

Sunrise Terrace – Capacity 300, Dinner 250

Lower Patio – Capacity 150, Dinner 75

Meetings and Gatherings

Private Boardroom/Dining Area, $150: Seats 20 people

Lakeside Room, $250: Seats 48 people, semi-private space

Broken Top Signature Package, $2500

Great Room Package, $1250

Sunrise Package, $1000

A family-friendly 9 hole course that makes the great game of golf enjoyable.

The same team that brought you the award winning Crosswater golf course, brings you the Caldera Links, a family-friendly 9 hole course that makes the great game of golf approachable and enjoyable. Developed by renowned architect Bob Cupp along with Sunriver’s own Jim Ramey, Caldera Links includes tour quality bent grass greens and bluegrass tees which are groomed daily by our Crosswater team. Holes range from 60 to 185 yards in length making it the perfect course to hone your skills or introduce your children to the game. Caldera Links is reserved exclusively for Sunriver Resort guests, Caldera Springs homeowners, and Crosswater Club members.

Caldera Links located at Sunriver Resort was named one of the Top 10 Destinations for Family Golf by Golf Digest, January 2016.

Architect: Bob Cupp / Jim Ramey

If golf is your game gather everyone together for a round of family-friendly golf at the Caldera Links and Golf Park. Or consider the fact that Sunriver Resort offers three of Oregon’s finest 18-hole championship courses. Together, Caldera Springs and Sunriver Resort offer 63 holes of spectacular golf.

The Bob Cupp-designed Caldera Links and Golf Park make this great game approachable and enjoyable. Your family and friends can easily learn and play together on this nine-hole course that ranges from 70 to 150 yards in length. Golfers of all skill levels will find the three regulation-length holes perfect for practicing with every club.

The first hour may be reserved for owner’s play each day. This Bob Cupp designed course is reserved exclusively for Caldera Springs homeowners, Obsidian Club Members and Sunriver Resort guests.

Central Oregon's Indoor Premier Sports Facility

Cascade Indoor Sports is one of the best indoor sports facilities in Central Oregon and offers a variety of activities including: soccer, roller hockey, volleyball, dodge-ball, badminton, basketball, floor hockey (with no skates), and more. They also offer public roller skating with lights and DJ booth.

Looking for a place with activities for your next birthday party? Cascade Indoor Sports is the perfect spot ~ they’ll even provide a “theme”. Cascade Indoor Sports is home to central Oregon’s largest indoor play structure, with more than 3,000 square feet of climbing fun! Bring the kids and let them explore.

Nearby, you will find our Trampoline & Adventure Park, complete with Pickleball Zone – fun for the whole family!

The Oregon Rush is a premier club soccer program for kids who want to play and develop in the world of competitive soccer. We provide a comprehensive development program ranging from 18 months to college eligible athletes. Our mission is to provide a sustainable and successful competitive travel program with opportunities for collegiate advancement through the development of youth soccer participants of Oregon.

Cascade Indoor Sports is open:

Monday – Friday from 8:30am until 1:30pm

Friday from 6 – 9pm

Saturday from 12-3 and 6-9

Sunday from 12-3pm

Relay On Us

Cascade Relays is a small, family-run business with the mission to provide exceptional race experiences. There are lots of relays to choose from, but Cascade Relays races are different. We are a small, family-run business with the mission to provide exceptional race experiences, while supporting the communities we run through. We prioritize rural courses, local vendors & businesses, personal relationships and supporting local non-profits. You’ll get to know your Race Directors – Scott & Carrie Douglass – through communication throughout the year and out on the race course. Our staff and volunteers embody the spirit of our company – safety, fun and competition. Join the CLRG family!

About Cascade Relays

Cascade Relays is a small, family-run business based in Bend, Oregon.  Founders Scott and Carrie Douglass grew up in Bend, met in 6th grade and eventually married five days before the inaugural Cascade Lakes Relay in August 2008.  Working closely together, Scott & Carrie are focused on the Cascade Relays Family, including the loyal participants, dedicated staff and volunteers, and local communities that contribute to the success of Cascade Relays events.

Cascade Relays currently produces the Cascade Lakes Relay and The Beer Chase Series – with local one-day relays in Bend, San Diego, and Boulder.

What is the Bend Beer Chase?

One day, one van, six friends, twelve legs, 12-20 craft breweries hosting exchange points where runners sample their amazing craft. Seriously, what could be better? Join us for a Beer Chase near you, and let us know where you’d like to see Cascade Relays host the next Bend Beer Chase!

Community Giving

The Cascade Relays Foundation supports local non-profits, school groups, and community organizations in the communities our events travel through.  Cascade Relays has directly donated over $300,000 to local nonprofits and community groups since its founding in 2008.  In 2017, The Cascade Relays Foundation granted $65,000 to partnering charities.

Scott and Carrie Douglass, co-founders of Cascade Relays, announced the formation of the Cascade Relays Foundation in November 2016. The Foundation allows Cascade Relays to continue supporting nonprofits in the communities along its Cascade Lakes Relays, Bend Beer Chase, Centennial Beer Chase, and San Diego Beer Chase course routes.  Cascade Relays also provides pro-bono support and free equipment for several local nonprofit events throughout the year, including the Boys and Girls Clubs of Bend Thanksgiving I Like Pie run, The Ronald McDonald House Stronger Together Walk, and TEDxBend.

Ready to experience running as a team sport?

Join the Cascade Relays family, and Relay On Us   

More than just a race…it’s a lifetime experience.

Snowmobile Rentals & Tours

Central Oregon Adventures Snowmobile Excursions offers Snowmobile Tours & Snowmobile Rentals. Providing breathtaking adventure for making lifetime memories with guided Snowmobile Tours and Rentals. Take a two hour, four hour, or sunset tour or rent a snowmobile and create your own adventure.

Central Oregon Adventures Snowmobile Excursions rentals are for experienced riders who are familiar with the terrain around Mt. Bachelor.  If you don’t ride often or you are unfamiliar with the area, we encourage you to go with a guide.  Our tours are not 10 mph trail rides, but are customized to your ability.  Our professional guides will show you a great time.  So if you have any hesitation or if there are drivers between the ages of 16 and 23 in your group, please check out our SNOWMOBILE TOURS.

For experienced riders, 24 years and older, there are 288 miles of trails and 250 thousand acres of terrain for you to explore in the Mt. Bachelor TRAIL SYSTEM.  You don’t need to trailer your rental machines to the mountain as our machines are waiting for you at Wanoga Sno-Park.  Our staff will go over the map and point you in the right direction for your desired experience.  Helmets, goggles, and a full tank of gas are included with all rentals.  You must have at least two machines in your group.  We do not send out machines individually due to safety reasons.

Similar to our guided trips, Central Oregon Snowmobile Excursions clinics are kept to small groups so that you can get the most out of them.  We keep the ratio of six machines per trainer.  Our one day riding clinics begin at 8:00am and run until 4:00pm.  Clinics can be booked any day of the week excluding holidays (2 weeks over the Christmas and New Years, MLK, and Presidents Day weekends).  We also try to avoid the weekend events that are going on in our area (Drag Races, Dog Sled Races, X-Country Ski Races, etc.).

The premier bungee jump in the USA!

Central Oregon Bungee Adventures offers bungee jumping experience located at the high bridge in beautiful PS Ogden State Park, the bungee site offers stunning views of the Crooked River Gorge and Cascade Mountains. Central Oregon Bungee Adventures professionally trained staff provide a all equipment and training for this one-of-a-kind thrill of bungee jump over the high desert Crooked River Canyon. Call today 541-668-5867 to reserve your spot with Central Oregon Bungee Adventures.

Our platform sits 300 feet above the river below, and jumpers dive 250 feet! It is the tallest commercial bungee jump in North America.

How long does it take?

In general, one jump takes about 10 to 15 minutes from the time you get harnessed in to the time you are back on solid ground.

Reservations with Central Oregon Bungee Adventures

We do accept walk-in jumpers, but strongly encourage you to make a reservation, especially in larger groups. During the busier days and months we regularly fill up with reservations. Space for walk-ins can be minimal, and the wait can be long. Please see our reservations or contact page to get your date and time locked in. Jumpers must be at least 14 years of age and between 90 and 300 pounds.

Group/party rates are negotiated on a case by case basis. Please give us a call at 541-668-5867 to discuss your group needs.

We jump rain or shine! Limiting weather events include lightning and strong wind. If your jump is interrupted by weather we can reschedule.

History

Established in 2015, Central Oregon Bungee is the brain child of long time Bend resident James Scott. Scott, a long time BASE jumper, skydiver and bungee jumper, is excited to bring his flavor of fun to the Central Oregon region.

Located at the high bridge in beautiful PS Ogden State Park, the bungee site offers stunning views of the Crooked River Gorge and Cascade Mountains. A typical season runs from May through October, weather permitting.

Please call ahead or check Central Oregon Bungee Adventures for reservations and availability information. Thanks for visiting, we hope to see you on the bridge soon!

Open year round, day use scenic park.

An ideal picnic area, swimming hole, and viewpoint on the banks of the Deschutes River in Redmond, Oregon.

Park History

Acreage: 9.04

Annual day-use attendance: 312,020

Bike Oregon.

Cog Wild Bicycle Tours & Shuttles is more than a mountain bike touring company. We are a group of passionate riders, travelers, adventurers, advocates and community members that love sharing the best of Oregon by mountain bike. And like all the best things in life, mountain biking is best enjoyed with friends, so we treat you like our best friends.

We take you deep into the varied and vast ecosystems of wild Oregon – along rushing rivers, around impossibly blue lakes, across sunny, warm meadows, up towering mountains and back down again. We stop to smell the wildflowers along the way. We cool off in crystal clear streams and soak our satisfied muscles in natural hot springs. And we top it all off with thirst-quenching, locally brewed beer and amazing food.

We know. Making a decision about where to go or planning what to do on vacation is not the most fun part, so we take care of the details so you can enjoy your time in the saddle. We find the best places to sleep under towering trees and that picture perfect lunch spot around the next bend in the trail. We can help you decide what local craft beer to try with dinner (so many choices!) That way, all you have to do is enjoy the ride.

Join Cog Wild Bicycle Tours & Shuttles for day tours, multi-day vacations or even a shuttle to the trailhead.

Fine Art Images of Nature & Natural History, Photo Workshops

National Geographic Photographer

Houseboats, Jet Ski's, SUP, Marine Rentals

Cove Palisades Resort and Marina is a full service resort & marina located just 45 minutes north of Bend on the water sports mecca known as “Lake Billy Chinook”.

Cove Palisades Resort and Marina  specializes in the rentals of houseboats, ski boats, patio boats, fishing boats, jet skis, kayaks, paddle boats, paddle boards and water toys. Offering moorage, on-site cafe, and a well stocked store. The goal of the friendly staff is to far exceed your expectations and deliver the vacation of a lifetime.

Fed by the Deschutes, Crooked and Metolius Rivers, Lake Billy Chinook is always full in the summer and offers three unique arms and over seventy two miles of shoreline. Cascade Mountain Vistas, basalt spires, soaring bald eagles and the steep canyon walls will awe you.

Plan you next family vacation on a beautiful Cove Palisades houseboat. The kids will thank you and you’ll enjoy years of memories. If you only have one day on the lake with your friends you can rent our large Party Barge.

Call  Cove Palisades Resort and Marina today and we will help you put together a package that will fit your budget and please remember to bring your camera to capture the lasting memories and the whole family relaxing and smiling.

Visit our website to reserve your houseboat today at the Cove Palisades Resort & Marina.

Year-round recreational destination by Lake Billy Chinook

Lake Billy Chinook Day Use Area

A year-round recreational destination situated among towering cliffs that surround Lake Billy Chinook.  Come visit The Cove Palisades State Park, there are three day-use areas with boat ramps, swimming areas, and picnic facilities.  Full-service marina with moorage, boat rentals, fuel, restaurant and general store. Off U.S. 97, 15 miles SW of Madras on Lake Billy Chinook.

Located in the heart of Central Oregon and encompassing the Deschutes and Crooked River Canyons, The Cove Palisades State Park is a popular year-round destination for camping, watersports, and hiking.

The Cove Palisades State Park offers two campgrounds amidst a scenic high desert canyon reservoir. Deschutes River Campground is open mid-May through mid-September. Crooked River Campground closes mid-December through mid-February. For a refreshing change of pace try our cozy deluxe log cabins, which are open year round and located lakeside at The Cove Marina.

MAKE SURE YOUR SITE MEETS YOUR CAMPING NEEDS
Before reserving, please become familiar with the particulars of your chosen site, including the size of the tent pad area and the type of equipment that you may bring to the park. Site details and tent pad sizes can be viewed online by clicking on the site name.

A Day-Use Parking Permit is required year round at The Cove Palisades. You can also purchase a 12 month pass, a 24 month pass or provide a current camping receipt.

Facilities:

88 electrical sites with water (E loop)
85 full hook-up sites (A and C loops)
91 tent sites with water nearby (B loop)
21 reservable boat moorages
3 group tent sites
3 deluxe cabins (1 pet friendly)
3 day use areas
2-lane RV dump station (E loop)
Marine pump-out station (closed in winter)
Full service marina, general store, and cafe (closed in winter)
Six campsites are accessible to campers with disabilities.

Camping, fishing, boating adventure

A man made lake 42 miles south of Bend which is known for big trout and Bass fishing.

Deepest lake in the USA, short drive from Bend, Oregon.

The blue. You’ll first look at Crater Lake National Park and wonder about the blue. How can a lake be that blue? The short answer is because the deepest lake in the country is filled with 4.6 trillion gallons of some of the purest, clearest water in the world. The longer answer has to do with molecules and other science-stuff. You can learn more about that when you get there – just 90 minutes south of Bend.

Visitors can drive or bicycle around Crater Lake or enjoy one of the many interpretive hikes within the National Park. Pamper yourself with a stay at the rustic Crater Lake lodge. Several campgrounds are also on site, giving you a chance to spread out those views over several days.

And if the views from above aren’t enough, take the one mile hike down to the water’s edge where you can take a dip or fish for trout or salmon.

Just. Let. Go!

Experience Oregon at its finest on your guided 3 hour tree-to-tree Crater Lake Zipline canopy tour. Our 1.5 mile course is sure to thrill you with 9 ziplines, 2 sky bridges, 1 Deus descent rappel, and 1 QuickJump descent. Your entire adventure is in the trees so there is no hiking along the way.  Along with stunning views of Upper Klamath Lake, Mt. McLoughling and the Cascades, Crater Lake Zipline boasts the longest ziplines in Oregon, with two zips measuring a quarter mile long each!  Come experience a rush of beauty and Just. Let. Go!

Prepare to fly through the trees on Crater Lake Zipline’s 9 zipline canopy tour! Walk on two skybridges, rappel twice, and make new friends as you conquer the course together. Our knowledgeable guides prep you for the action so first timers and seasoned pros are all welcome. Are you ready? Just. Let. Go!

Kids Zip
Sasquatch Hollow Kid’s ZipLine Adventure is sure to wow your younger adventurers. Designed with ages 5 – 12 in mind, Sasquatch Hollow is a high adventure challenge course with ziplines, bridges and other fun obstacles included along the way.

Want to make a day of it? Then you’ll enjoy a guided calm water paddling adventure by Kayak at the Malone Springs water trails PLUS experience our 3 hour zipline canopy tour including 9 zips, two rappels and 2 skybridges. We team up with ROE – Real Oregon Experience for your guided paddling fun. Includes paddling gear and lunch!

On 5 Beautiful Acres

The Crook County RV Park spans 5 beautiful acres, offering 81 spaces. Located in Prineville, Oregon, at 1040 S Main Street; just across the road from the Crooked River and Rimrock Park and adjacent to the Crook County Fairgrounds.

Our park features full-service RV sites, restrooms, showers, barbecue area, nine tent sites, two log cabins. Spaces have 50 and/or 30 amp receptacles and pull-through for RVs up to 70 feet long. We have a beautiful laundromat and community room featuring a pool table, kitchenette and lounging area. Pets are always welcome on the grounds when on-leash.

No horse trailers allowed in the RV Park 

Reservations can be made by calling (541) 447-2599 or online from our website. Patrons may also email us at ccrvpark@ccprd.org for information, please include your telephone number.

The RV Park is open year-round. Check out time is 1:00 p.m. check-in time is 2:00 p.m. We have an RV dump station that may be used by non-registered guests for a nominal fee.

Crooked River loops around Smith Rock State Park.

A 125 mile long tributary of the Deschutes River which loops around Smith Rock State Park.

Wide Tree Lined Fairways

Come enjoy the awesome beauty and ambiance of the most scenic and enjoyable golf experience in Central Oregon.  A visit to Crooked River Ranch Golf Course provides unmatched views of the Crooked River Gorge, the course perched 400 feet above the river.  The No.5 canyon hole with its “Go for it or go home” attitude makes it easy to see why it is the signature hole.  With its own RV Park, swimming pool, tennis courts, dining and accommodations nearby, it’s a “Great Place to Hang Your Hat”.  Just minutes north of Bend and Redmond, the trip and experience is worth it, leaving no doubt that the Crooked River Ranch Golf Course truly is…”The GEM of Central Oregon”.

Twelve miles northeast of Redmond,  Crooked River Ranch Golf Course is a gem off the beaten path. Locals, however, have beaten a path her because it’s one of the most scenic and challenging golf courses you’ll ever experience. Built-in the middle of the stunning Crooked River Gorge, this Bunny Mason-Goerge Ramey design is only 5,800 yards from the back tees, but the par-71 course is known to be a player’s course with teeth. Crooked River Ranch Golf Course is home to what is arguably the most spectacular golf hole in all of Oregon, the 260-yeard, par-4 5th that veers around the edge of the gorge. The newer back 9 features waterfalls, lakes and arresting views of the deepest gorge in Central Oregon.

Architect: (9) Gene “Bunny” Mason 1974 / (9) Jim Ramey 1996

Crooked River Ranch was developed by Bill Macpherson in 1972 as a destination resort. On November 15, 1973, the first meeting of the Crooked River Ranch Club & Maintenance Association (CRR) was held and a year later the new clubhouse, pool, and the first 9 holes of the golf course were built. In 1980, CRR was re-zoned from recreational to rural/residential, and in 1992, final re-zoning took place – making CRR a residential subdivision.

Crooked River Ranch covers 10,000 acres of rural residential, recreational, and commercial property. Of this 10,000 acres, 9,900 acres are divided into 2,646 privately owned lots. The remaining acres consist of common and community property along with buildings and equipment owned by the Association. The Ranch is divided into 16 phases with individual properties divided into 1, 2, and 5 acre lots. There are also numerious commercial properties and businesses.

Crooked River Ranch Club & Maintenance Association is a non-profit corporation and is now the largest homeowners association in Oregon, with over 5,000 in population. It is considered to be the largest subdivision of its kind – employing over 25 people and utilizing many volunteers to keep owners and guests satisfied during their stay on the Ranch. As with all homeowner associations, dues are collected to assist in maintaining the common properties which the association owns. These common properties include the swimming pool, tennis/pickleball courts, 18-hole golf course, RV Park, MacPherson Park & Pavillion, Panorama Park, baseball field, basketball court, horse arena, and other Ranch amenities – all of which are available to our residents.

Best Rodeo In Central Oregon

The Crooked River Roundup and Fair Association brings two of the largest events to Prineville, Oregon every year. Thousands of people from all across the United States attend these events and many make the rodeo or the races their destination vacation!

The CRR is led by a board of volunteers who work hard to continue to make these events the success they are. Paired with local and national sponsors, the events continue to grow in popularity with the contestants and the fans.

Make Prineville YOUR destination this summer!

The Crooked River Roundup is a PRCA sanctioned rodeo. For more information on the PRCA you can click here.

The Crooked River Roundup is a non-profit organization that is dependent upon local and national support to provide funding for two of the largest events in Crook County. We are offering new opportunities for businesses to be involved as sponsors. Whether you are new to giving or an old ‘hat’ at it, please click HERE to see what is new for this year.

Golf Digest named Crosswater Club as one of "America's 100 Greatest Courses."

Honored by Golf Digest as one of “America’s 100 Greatest Courses,” the Crosswater golf course at Sunriver Resort was designed by award-winning architect Bob Cupp. Situated on 600 magnificently scenic acres of woodlands and carefully preserved wetlands, Crosswater is threaded by the gently flowing Deschutes and Little Deschutes Rivers.

In fact, depending on tee selection the rivers can come into play as often as seven times in a round. The design is traditional heathland style, and the golf course features five tee placements for each hole as well as bent grass fairways and greens. Dining at The Grille is reserved for Crosswater members and their guests, guests of Sunriver Resort, and guests of Club Management.

Awards 

• Named one of the Top 10 Destinations for Family Golf by Golf Digest, January 2016.
• Top 10 for the best courses you can play in Oregon in 2014 – Golf Week
• #17 of America’s Best Residential Golf Courses – Golf Week
• #28 of America’s top 100 Greatest Golf Courses – Golf Digest
• America’s Top 100 Modern Courses – Golf Week Magazine
• Certified Audubon Sanctuary – Audubon International
• “It is simply not possible to find a better manicured course anywhere in the world. Period.” – Golf Digest
• “Save your strength and a few extra sleeves of balls for Crosswater, which is one of the most spectacular designs in America” – Links Magazine.

Big Rig Friendly, Quiet Area of Bend

Crown Villa RV Resort is a luxurious resort for the discriminating RV’er. Located in a quiet residential setting in Bend, Oregon. We have large, level, full hook-up sites that measure 23′ x 27′ in size. All sites are big rig friendly!

Sites are constructed of paver bricks and have unique patterns and designs on each pad. All of our pads have full hook-ups, with 50/30 amp service, water, sewer, cable TV and Wi-Fi access.

All pads are full hook-ups, featuring 50/30 amp service, water, sewer, 75 channels of cable TV and free Wi-Fi internet access. There are individual brick storage buildings on every site, and approximately 1500 sq. ft. of grass with shade trees to enjoy.

At Crowne Villa RV we have paved streets, off-street paved parking, and twenty-five acres of lush manicured grass with mature pine trees are only a few of the many reasons you will appreciate our attention to your comfort.

Whether you want to relax on your personal, professionally landscaped patio or enjoy our lavish facilities, you will have the best of all worlds at Crown Villa RV Resort. We are looking forward to your visit!

Crown Villa RV Resort is minutes from vibrant downtown in Bend’s historic district and the Old Mill along the Deschutes River.

Crown Villa Amenities

• Tennis Court
• Pickle Ball
• Horseshoes
• Shuffle Board
• Club House
• Spa & Steam Room
• Laundry Facility
• Business Center
• Fitness Center

Rallies and groups welcome.

Camping, fishing, boating, hiking adventures.

Featuring sandy beaches, swimming, boating, lakefront cabins and old growth pines, Cultus Lake has long been a summer seasonal favorite for fishing enthusiasts and campers alike. Formed by a glacier, these pristine mountain waters created a wonderful sanctuary for wildlife. In the early 19th Century, Cultus Lake was a highly sought destination for early explorers seeking to expand their trade in the fur trade industry. Today, it is home to rainbow trout, mackinaw and brook trout where patient anglers test their luck on shore or by boat, then trade stories by campfire light. Cultus Lake is on the Cascade Scenic Byway and a short drive from Bend, Sunriver and LaPine, Oregon.

Life Is Good At The Lake

Cultus Lake Resort near Bend, Oregon is a favorite Pacific Northwest destination for family vacations.  Our resort has 23 rustic cabins, a general store where you can purchase anything from ice to cold beverages to fishing tackle, a BBQ restaurant where you can dine on house-smoked meats and fresh side dishes, a beautiful outdoor deck overlooking the lake, and a marina to moor your boat or Sea Doo and pontoon boat rentals for exploring the lake.  Whether you are seeking a romantic wildnerness getaway for two, the perfect family vacation, or a fishing excursion with friends, Cultus Lake Resort offers a variety of activities including high-speed boating, jet skiing, freshwater fishing, kayaking, canoeing, hiking, biking and more!

Dining at Cultus Lake Resort
We’ve got BBQ all summer long! Enjoy home-cooked meals with fresh sides, house-smoked meats, beer, wine, and signature cocktails.  We ask that large parties of 8 or more call us at 541-408-1560 to make a reservation, preferably with 24 hour notice. Click for Menus

Marina 

The Cultus Lake Resort Marina has everything you need to explore the lake! We feature a wide variety of watercraft rentals such as motorboats, pontoon boats, kayaks, paddleboards, and jet skis. We also have a small private beach for use by Resort guests only. In addition, there is a larger public day-use area next door with a nice beach and public restrooms.

The lake is one of the few in the area that allows high-speed watercraft and is excellent for water skiing. At Cultus Lake Resort, we rent pontoon boats, Jet Skis, fishing motorboats, as well as several different types of non-motorized watercraft. We don’t have any high-speed watercraft for rent that you can use to tow skiers or tubes.

Reservations for Jet Ski’s and Pontoon Boats can be made below or by calling 541-408-1560.

Rock Your Ride

IT’S TIME TO RAISE THE BAR

With energizing rides tailored to all fitness and experience levels, the Bend CycleBar will inspire you, motivate you, and invigorate you to face your day.

The CycleBar is conveniently located in the heart of the Old Mill District in Bend, Oregon.  We offer memberships and welcome drop-in guests to take their ride to the next level. We have classes for a classic, performance and themed rides.  Whatever your level, Bend CycleBar has a ride for you.

From the moment you’re greeted by our professional and courteous staff, the CycleBar experience is unmatched by any other. Enjoy our luxury amenities, CycleStats^® personal performance tracking, CycleBeats^® mind-blowing playlists, and invigorating rides led by CycleStar^® Instructors, the most inspiring people in the business. We pride ourselves on ensuring the details of your ride are taken care of so you can clip in, clear your mind, dig deep, and Rock Your Ride^™.

GET READY FOR THE RIDE OF YOUR LIFE

Whether you are an indoor cycling pro or entirely new to the experience, CycleBar^® is the ride for you.  Our highly trained CycleStar Instructors will help you achieve your goal, whether you are performance training, leisure or a heart healthy balance, we are here for you.

At CycleBar^®, our energizing instructors are equal parts DJ, drill sergeant, motivator, and friend. They build a community of riders and help them improve their performance, and reach their goals one ride at a time.

CYCLETHEATRE®

The CycleTheatre is where the real action happens at CycleBar. This tiered theatre holds up to 55 custom bikes, two larger-than-life flat-screen TVs, personal data monitors, and our state-of-the-art audio, video, and lighting technology that creates a multisensory experience.

Do you want to know what you are in for? Check out our blog

THEMED RIDES

Every ride is a party and we like to keep things fresh. Check in with us to see what’s on tap at the bar this week.

PRIVATE EVENTS

Book the entire studio—including your very own CycleStar Instructor—for a private event for your team, your friends, or your charity event.  If your group is seeking a Team Building event, look no further than CycleBar^®  We can work with you to tailor to your needs for an experience of a lifetime.

Lava stone observation at McKenzie Pass summit.

Built completely with lava stone by the Civilian Conservation Corps in 1935, the open shelter observatory is the highest point of on the McKenzie Pass Scenic Byway. It offers visitors a perfect vantage point to view the expansive Cascade Mountains through strategically placed lava tube viewing holes. There’s also a brass “peak finder” to help tell you what you’re looking at and a half mile interpretative trail through the field of lava rocks that make this such a unique Central Oregon attraction.

The river runs through Sunriver and Bend, Oregon

This National Wild and Scenic designated river begins just south of Bend and ends its 252 mile journey as it empties into the Columbia River.

It’s the most fly casted on, biked along, hiked next to, tubed down, foot dipped in, wedding photographed in front of river in all of Oregon. The meandering waterway might cut back and forth across Central Oregon, but it also brings together the area more than any other natural wonder here. It can be nasty, rapid and awe-inspiring in one spot only to slow to a lazy, welcoming crawl just a mile or two down river. Amazing to look at, but more fun to play with, the Deschutes River is Central Oregon’s pride and joy. French for “River of the Falls”, during the period of fur trading, the Deschutes River winds through Sunriver, Bend, to the mighty Columbia.

Beautiful scenic tourquoise lake, near Bend Oregon

A shallow lake with access from Century Drive featuring turquoise colored water and scenic views.  While the fishing here isn’t going to produce any whoppers, casting a line for the rainbow and brook trout are made worthwhile thanks to the views alone.

The lake has a hike-in campground with 11 sites that’s a popular spot for folks to set up shop before hiking South Sister or embarking on any of the other hikes nearby.

Features two different 9-hole courses.

Eagle Crest features all of the elements that have made Central Oregon a golf Mecca. Blessed with almost 300 days of sunshine per year and nearly year-round golf Eagle Crest offers a longer booking window and flexibility for travelers.

Featuring some of the finest golf in the Northwest, Eagle Crest’s three courses are carved out of an ancient juniper forest nestled at the foot of the majestic Cascades and perched on the rim of the Deschutes River. You will enjoy a view of eight snowcapped cascade peaks as you travel along the sparkling lakes, beautifully tiered greens, and emerald green fairways lined with those ancient unique trees.

The Resort Course:

The “Original Eagle Crest Course” continues to be a time tested place to play. This course features two distinctly different nines. The front nine for the most part allows the player to swing away and use the driver. The back nine places a high premium on accuracy as holes 10 thru 15 have OB left and right. The key to scoring your best is how well you keep penalty strokes off your card.

Hole #2, the Resort Course’s par 5 signature hole tees off eight stories above the Canyon floor and features a nearly 90 degree dog leg right. This hole begs the question, “how confident are you in your driver?” If your confidence level is high, a good drive should put you in a position to go for the green in two. However, a narrow fairway protected by canyon walls can exact a steep price for errant shots. If your driver isn’t your strong suit, it is better to use the iron you are most comfortable with, play it safe, and try for the green in regulation. It is best to play this hole down the right side, as the green is most accessible from the right.

Architect: Gene “Bunny” Mason

A driver's dream

Eagle Crest features all of the elements that have made Central Oregon a golf Mecca. Blessed with almost 300 days of sunshine per year and nearly year-round golf Eagle Crest offers a longer booking window and flexibility for travelers. Featuring some of the finest golf in the Northwest, Eagle Crest’s three courses are carved out of an ancient juniper forest nestled at the foot of the majestic Cascades and perched on the rim of the Deschutes River. You will enjoy a view of eight snow-capped cascade peaks as you travel along the sparkling lakes, beautifully tiered greens, and emerald green fairways lined with those ancient unique trees.

The Ridge Course has hosted two Northwest Opens and most recently the 2006 Oregon Open. The Ridge Course is a “drivers dream” with ample landing areas for those who like to hit the long ball while still placing a premium on accuracy. The design features a straight forward and fair layout while providing a worthy challenge to all ability levels. The key to scoring your best lies in negotiating the subtle nuances on the greens.

Hole #12 is the Ridge Course’s signature hole. This par three features elevated tees playing to a slender green and boasts of magnificent views of the Cascades. When playing this hole, beware, OB lurks just left of the cart path. Players often make the mistake of focusing too much on the water hazard and thus bring into play the greater of the two evils, “out of bounds” which lurks just left of the bunker. The twelfth forces players to hit a precise shot as the only bail out option is to lay up significantly short of the green. This hole can provide a challenge to even the top players. It is a Central Oregon must play!

Architect: John Thronson

Best Short Course in the Pacific Northwest

Eagle Crest features all of the elements that have made Central Oregon a golf Mecca. Blessed with almost 300 days of sunshine per year and nearly year-round golf Eagle Crest offers a longer booking window and flexibility for travelers.

Featuring some of the finest golf in the Northwest, Eagle Crest’s three courses are carved out of an ancient juniper forest nestled at the foot of the majestic Cascades and perched on the rim of the Deschutes River. You will enjoy a view of eight snow-capped cascade peaks as you travel along the sparkling lakes, beautifully tiered greens, and emerald green fairways lined with those ancient unique trees.

The Challenge Course:

Don’t let the yardage fool you. The Challenge Course at Eagle Crest Resort is a real test where you’ll need an extra-sharp short game and savvy course management skills to have any chance at scoring well. This is definitely not an executive course. In 2006 the Challenge Course was named the Pacific Northwest’s best short course by Links magazine. This appropriately named Par 63 course has “FUN” written all over it! And will provide a “Challenge” for any golfer. Opportunities abound with nine par threes to gun for. This course is perfect for those dreaming of a hole-in-one. The Key to scoring your best is having good distance control on all your approach shots.

With an average playing time of only three and a half hours per round, the Challenge is perfect for those with a busy schedule.

Architect: John Thronson

Camping, fishing, biking, hiking and more!

One of two lakes that sit within the Newberry Crater stocked with sockeye salmon (Kokanee) and Atlantic salmon. This is a very popular place to fish and camp near La Pine, known for its proximity to trails through lava rocks and waterfalls. Three forest service campgrounds and a resort offer plenty of places to spend the night, but the sites do fill fast during the peak summer months.

Camping, cabins, fishing on a beautiful lake in the Newberry Caldera

WELCOME TO EAST LAKE RESORT – “The Unique Oregon Experience”

In 1915, East Lake Resort opened its doors on the shores of East Lake in the caldera of Newberry Volcano – the largest volcano in the Cascade Range. Rebuilt in 1942, our current resort is a full service facility 45 miles southeast of Bend, Oregon. Our remoteness gives you the chance to unplug and unwind  in the heart of one of Central Oregon’s most scenic regions.

Classic cabins, tent sites, RV sites and watercraft (from paddle boards to pontoons and fishing boats) are available for rent. Randy, our experienced central Oregon fishing expert will be available for guided fishing trips on East Lake throughout the 2020 season.  The Blue Duck Grill provides a relaxing atmosphere for a pub style meal. The on-site general store and tackle shop will take care of your last minute camping and fishing needs. The gift shop gives guests an opportunity to shop for a unique gift or clothing item.

The 1050 acre lake, at 6,400 feet altitude, is known as one of the finest lake fisheries in Oregon as featured in BestFishingInAmerica.com.  Brown Trout, Kokanee, and Rainbow Trout are available for harvest throughout the season.  For an up to date fishing report look to our friends at Fly and Field in Bend.

Grant McOmie’s “Travel Oregon” and Brian Jennings “Great Outdoors” travel shows have featured the history, scenery and fishing of the Newberry Caldera and East Lake.

Before you visit East Lake Resort please remember that the resort is located in the beautiful caldera of the Newberry Volcanic Monument. There is very limited cell services and no access to wifi. Our communication with civilization is limited to a 1940’s landline phone service.

Bruce Bronson has owned the resort since March 2014. Bruce’s longtime business partner, Rob has retired to Arizona, but no worries as he will be making appearances at the resort throughout the season. The 2020 season will be managed by Chris and Anna Bronson.  We welcome you to spend a few hours or a few days enjoying the unique Oregon experience.

East lake resort is located off Hwy 97 in Central Oregon, 22 miles south of Bend. Turn east on East Lake – Paulina Lake Road (County Road 21). Drive 18 paved miles to East Lake Resort.

Sailing, camping, cabins, restaurant and more!

Easily one of the most popular of the Cascade Lakes, Elk Lake is truly a four-season destination for outdoor enthusiasts.  Located 30 miles south of Bend the lake is home to a resort with a restaurant, cabins, boat rentals, snowmobile rentals and snow cat rides.  Lodging is available at the resort or at a 22-site campground on the north end of the lake.

Once the snow falls, the resort turns into a winter wilderness wonderland accessible only by snowmobile or cross country skis (or, you can arrange to have the resort come get you in their snow cat.)

One of Oregon's most beautiful vacation destination spots

Nestled within the majestic South Sisters Wilderness area, Elk Lake Resort offers outdoor recreational opportunities to guests year round.  Summertime is the perfect time at Elk Lake!  Paddleboarding, boating, fishing, hiking, fat tire biking or just hanging out in the Historic Lodge full service bar and restaurant amidst magnificent mountains, breathtaking landscapes, and scenic views.

Winter at Elk Lake Resort is filled with crisp sunny days, breathtaking scenery, and tons of fresh powder making it a favorite destination location for snowmobilers, snowshoers, cross country skiers or those coming in via Snowcat for a cabin stay or to enjoy any of our Winter activities.

Our Event sites offer some of the most majestic and pristine lakeside scenery in all of Central Oregon! We are a popular Wedding destination site year round with an Event team that will cater to your every need. Private corporate events, family reunions, large Holiday gatherings….we have you covered!

Amenities available at Elk Lake Resort:
13 cabins
6 Glamping Tents (Summer only)
Campsites/RV sites
Full Service Bar and Restaurant
Marina Rental
Fat Tire Bike Rental
Wedding Destination/Full Service Event team
Private Events
Snowmobile Rentals
Snowshoe Rentals
Snowcat TransportLocated on the Cascade Lakes Hwy, Elk Lake Resort is an all-season vacation spot.  Beautiful mountain views of South Sisters, Broken Top and Mt. Bachelor. The restaurant at Elk Lake Resort continues their commitment to serving only the highest quality sustainable and locally grown foods.

Elk Lake Resort has rentals of kayaks, canoes and paddle boards.  What a great way to spend a warm sunny day with the family.  During the winter months, you can ski and snowmobile in for a stay or enjoy lunch or dinner.  They also provide pick up service near Mount Bachelor for their winter guests.  Be sure to put this winter escape on your short list.

Choose a cabin, deluxe home or campsite for your stay at beautiful Elk Lake!

Scenic & Historic State Park

Fort Rock State Park – Like a desert mirage, this National Natural Landmark rises huge out of the barren, immense flatness of Oregon’s high desert. An enormous near-circle of towering jagged rock walls make it seem like a fort. Hike around and you’ll soon realize it’s even bigger than it looks! It’s an old tuff ring set in what was a shallow sea in prehistoric times.

The Fort Rock Basin has served as a vital part of the Native American lifestyle. Fort Rock Cave is near Fort Rock State Natural Area, and is the site of an archaeological discovery of several 9,000 to 11,000 year-old sagebrush sandals. This property serves as a reminder of the rich cultural heritage that has shaped so much of Oregon’s history.

The story of the Fort Rock Basin is told by the artifacts left behind and by the rich oral tradition of the tribes who claim the area as home. Fort Rock Cave is a National Heritage site and is open only by a state park guided tour.

As you walk around inside, imagine the early American Indians who canoed to and from what was then an island. Sandals found in a nearby cave are the oldest ever discovered, dating back around 9,000-13,000 years.  Guided tours of Fort Rock Cave are available contact LaPine State Park at 541-536-2428 for more information.

Fort Rock State Park is a great hiking area, complete with picnic area, restrooms and information on the history of the region.  While you are visiting, please also check out the nearby ghost town Fort Rock Homestead Village Museum, to see how early settlers lived in this high desert region complete with clothing, buildings from the early 1900’s.    For information on cave tours Click Here.