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

Offering daily, weekly, and monthly rates for RVs in Camp Sherman

Whether you want to fish the Metolius or ski Hoodoo, Camp Sherman RV Park is the place for you, where you can do it all.

RV, Cabins and Tent Site

Whether you are traveling in your RV, enjoying the comforts of one of our cozy cabins or staying in a grass padded tent site our Central Oregon KOA campground is your vacation spot.  Enjoy our outdoor salt water swimming pool, playground, peddle bikes, rock garden and dog park.  We offer an abundance of outdoor activities i.e. volleyball and basketball courts, horseshoes, tether ball, badminton and numerous yard games.

From Central Oregon KOA, you can take a day to enjoy some of our local attractions.  Fifteen minutes south to smith rock for some amazing hiking or drive west and spend the day at lake Billy Chinook.  A couple hours east and you can experience Oregon’s renowned painted hills or forty minutes north, you could spend the day world class fly fishing, or on a guided Whitewater rafting trip down the Deschutes River.   There truly is something for everyone in central Oregon.

We are at Central Oregon KOA campground we are conveniently located in Culver, OR east of hwy 97 in the middle of the high desert surrounded by pristine farmland on 37 acres Central Oregon KOA offers 56 spacious RV sites (majority pull through).  Each site has water and power (30 and 50 amps available, many with sewer).  In addition, we have seven cabins which range from a deluxe cabin with all the comforts of home to cozy one room cabins that have small fridge and coffee service.

Our 18 tent sites are located on well maintained grass areas and range from single sites to group sites, some that offer water and electric.  Regardless of whether you are in a cabin, RV or tent site each has their own fire pit and picnic table.  In addition to your personal vacation spot we have a cozy country store, outside gathering area complete with tables, chairs and laundry facilities.

So, grab the family, your friends and come swim, play, sight see, do a little shopping in our country store or just relax with the friendly staff at one of Central Oregon’s favorite gathering places.  While you are here plan to join us for Friday and Saturday evening ice cream social and our delicious Saturday and Sunday all you can eat pancake breakfast.  We look forward to welcoming you.

Originally a dairy, Cold Springs Resort is located along the Metolius River.

Tucked among a canopy of Ponderosa and Tamarack and only steps from the spring-fed Metolius River, the cabins at Cold Springs Resort offer the perfect family retreat. Hiking, biking, and world-class fly-fishing opportunities are all within walking distance. Bring the kids, the dog and let yourself and your family unwind. Your best friend will find a special basket waiting for them with items they might need while visiting the Cold Springs Resort.

Did you know? Cold Springs Resort was originally a dairy and the springs were used to keep the fresh milk cool before distribution.

Take time to stroll the sidewalks in Sisters, Oregon and visit their unique shops and restaurants. If you visit during the Sisters Rodeo you’ll want to be sure to have tickets for this exciting annual event. Sisters also hosts the annual Sisters Quilt Show attended by quilters from all over the world.

Metolius River

The tumbling and pristine Metolius River has a long history of bringing families together for vacation fun and relaxation. Today the river views and the smell of pine trees continue to draw all ages to Cold Springs Resort to the simplicity only nature can provide.

Visit our website or call us today to make your reservation for a memorable escape.

(541) 595-6271

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.

We really can do it all

LARGEST EVENT CENTER IN CENTRAL OREGON

The Deschutes County Fair & Expo Center is a 132-acre site located in Redmond, Oregon. It is placed strategically at the hub of the tri-county area (Deschutes, Jefferson, Crook Counties) together known as Central Oregon. It is 15-minutes from Bend, the largest city; 20-minutes from Prineville; 20-minutes from Sisters; 25-minutes from Madras; and 5-minutes from Redmond.

Our Deschutes County Fair & Expo Center facility is designed on a circular plot, standing at the center a person is never more than 300 yards from any one space. This Center Court is a beautiful location for any outdoor event, it features a showpiece water feature in a natural landscape setting on 3.65 acres, complete with beautifully manicured grass, ponds, cascading waterfall, and windmill. The view from our facility is unparalleled with a panorama of seven snowcapped mountain peaks that include, Mt. Bachelor, the Three Sisters; North, Middle and South, Brokentop and Mt. Jefferson. In the distance you will enjoy views of Smith Rock. A perimeter road gives easy access to the back of each building for easy load-in/load-out. The facility has a total of over 100 acres of parking.

Our facility site boasts up to 85% of the grounds beautifully manicured with landscaped lawns. Each lawn area can be rented exclusively by groups for a variety of events from Weddings, Picnics, Reunions, Car Shows, RV / Motorcycle Rallies, Animal Shows, Outdoor Trade shows, Vendors……. any event that can be placed outside will enjoy the lush green lawns.

The Deschutes County Fair and Expo Center also has high speed wireless access available from Bend Broadband. To view details, check out the Wireless FAQ.

First Interstate Bank Expo Center & Facilities:

Cascade Mountain Views & 105 Full hook-up RV sites

The Deschutes County Expo Center RV Park is a year-round park offering full hook-ups. We have 105 sites in the park and 10 tent sites that offer electric and a shared water source.  At Expo Center RV Park we are big rig, family and pet friendly.

Located in the heart of Central Oregon within a short distance of the Northwest’s finest golf courses, dining, hiking, fishing, boating, and skiing. The majestic Cascade Mountains are located right out your camper door!  From Expo Center RV Park you can explore the majestic Smith Rock State Park with their hiking and biking trails or learn to rock climb.  You are minutes from the Deschutes River for rafting and fishing to your hearts content.

The Deschutes County Expo Center RV Park offers pull-through sites, big rig access, tent camping, restrooms (plumbed), showers, laundry, picnic tables and BBQ’s for your convenience.

In addition, the Expo Center RV Park in Redmond offers hook-ups with Electric (50/30/20 AMP), water, sewer and Free WiFi.  You will find we are family friendly here and we invite you to bring your pets, they are welcome here and we have a large field area for your pets to stretch their legs.

The Deschutes County Fair & Expo Center RV  is a 132-acre site located in Redmond, Oregon. It is placed strategically at the hub of the tri-county area (Deschutes, Jefferson, and Crook Counties) together known as Central Oregon. It is 15 minutes from Bend, the largest city, 20 minutes from Prineville, 20 minutes from Sisters, 25 minutes from Madras, and 5 minutes from the Redmond Airport.

Directions
From Bend – 15 Minute Drive:
Travel north on US-97 toward Redmond. Take the Yew Ave exit and turn right onto SW Airport Way.

From Redmond
Travel south on US-97. Take the Yew Ave exit ramp and turn left onto SW Yew Ave. SW Yew Ave becomes SW Airport Way.

From Portland:
Travel east on US-26 for approximately 103 miles. When you reach Madras continue straight as US-26 becomes US-97. Continue to travel south on US-97. When you reach the Yew Ave exit ramp take the exit and turn left onto SW Yew Ave. SW Yew Ave becomes SW Airport Way.

From Seattle:
Travel south on I-5 toward Portland approximately 156 miles. Use exit 154B and merge onto I-205 S toward Salem/I-84. Travel approximately 14 miles and take exit 22 to merge onto I-84 E/US-30 E toward The Dalles. Travel east on I-84 toward The Dalles approximately 13 miles. Take the 238th Dr. exit (exit 16) toward Wood Village and turn right onto NE 238th Dr. Travel south on NE 238th Dr. which becomes NE 242nd Dr. Turn slightly left onto NE Burnside St. and travel east. NE Burnside St. becomes US-26. Travel east on US-26 for approximately 103 miles. When you reach Madras continue straight as US-26 becomes US-97. Continue to travel south on US-97. When you reach the Yew Ave exit ramp, take the exit and turn left onto SW Yew Ave. SW Yew Ave becomes SW Airport Way.

From San Francisco:
Travel east on I-80 toward Oakland for approximately 54 miles. Merge onto I-505 N toward Redding and travel approximately 34 miles when I-505 becomes I-5. Travel for approximately 193 miles and take the exit toward US-97/Central Weed/Klamath Falls. Turn right onto S Weed Blvd/I-5 and then take a slight right onto US-97. Travel approximately 72 miles then stay straight to enter onto US-97/The Dalles California Hwy. Continue to follow US-97/The Dalles California Hwy north approximately 147 miles toward Redmond. Take the Yew Ave exit and turn right onto SW Airport Way.

RV Camping Pull-Through & Full Hook-Ups

Hidden Pines RV Park is open all year round. We offer full hook-ups, pull throughs, on-site showers, restrooms, and laundry facilities. Everything you need to feel comfortable during your stay in Central Oregon!

Hidden Pines RV Park is located near La Pine and Sunriver, you can count on there being endless outdoor activities for you and your fellow travelers to enjoy, including fishing, hiking, biking, golf, bird watching, snowmobiling, cross-country skiing, photography, and golf at nearby Quail Run or Sunriver, plus so much more!

Hidden Pines RV Park is only 35 minutes to Mt. Bachelor Ski Area, snow parks for sledding, snowshoeing, snowmobiling and cross-country skiing.   In the summer you are minutes to the Deschutes River for fishing and to the Cascade Lakes Scenic Byway the gateway to crystal clear mountain lakes and recreation. In nearby Sunriver, you can dine and shop at the Sunriver Village or golf

Directions

(25 Miles South of Bend, Oregon)

From Hwy 97 (North of La Pine)

Take Burgess Rd. 2.4 Miles (West)

Left onto Pine Forest Rd. (At Corner Store)

3/4 Miles Left Onto Wright Ave.

Ponderosa Pine forest, camping, recreation year-round

Home to Oregon’s largest Ponderosa Pine (191-foot Big Tree), La Pine State Park is a beautiful overnight and day-use park.  There is a log cabin meeting hall, Fall River Falls, 12 miles of hiking trails and cross-country skiing plus the Big Deschutes River for kayaking, swimming, fishing and canoeing.

Year Round RV Park

Under New Ownership! Newberry RV Park  – Not far from Crater Lake, Bend, Sunriver, Sisters, and Mt. Bachelor, you’ll find one of the most beautiful camping areas in Oregon.

If you are leaving Bend or heading to Bend, Oregon the Newberry RV Park is a great place to stop for a few days to check out the recreation in the south Deschutes County.  You can check out the Paulina Lake area or East Lake and the entire Newberry National Monument area.

A 30 minute drive east of the park, the Newberry National Monument is waiting for you to explore its ancient lave flows, volcanic glass, river, lakes, caves, hot springs, waterfall and forest. A must not miss is a drive up to Paulina Peak to take in the 360 degree views of central Oregon.

Nearby you can explore Sunriver Resort where you can rent bikes and ride the 33 miles of paved trails in Sunriver.  Also in the Sunriver Village you will find iceskating in the winter and in summer play miniature golf, bumper cars and rent bikes.  Also you can rent skis, snowboards, bikes for your recreation needs.  In addition, the shops at the Sunriver Village offer souvenirs and specialty items.

Newberry RV Park offers terrific camping activities nearby, including fishing, boating, hiking, caving, and much more. All sites include 30 and 50 AMP service at each site, water/sewer, Wi-Fi, showers, restrooms, laundry, cable TV and coin laundry. The year-round park features 40 total pull through and back in sites, a dog park, after-hours self-check-in area, and an on-site manager. Online reservations available, www.newberryrv.com.

Scenic beauty, camping and water recreation at it's finest in the High Desert

Scenic beauty, camping and water recreation at its finest in the High Desert when you stay at the Prineville Reservoir State Park.  Mountain waters flowing out of the Ochoco Mountain Range join to form the Crooked River. The river, confined by its canyon and the Bowman Dam, forms the 15-mile long, 3,000-acre Prineville Reservoir State Park.  With two developed campgrounds and numerous primitive camps along its 43-mile shoreline, recreational opportunities are plentiful.

The fishing can be good anytime at Prineville Reservoir State Park. The lake supports rainbow trout, small and largemouth bass, catfish, crappie, and crayfish. The trout fishing experience is year-round, with the biggest fish being caught during the winter months either by boat or from the shore.  The bass, catfish and crappie fishing is best between May and October.

Other recreational activities include waterskiing, wakeboarding, windsurfing, paddle boarding, kayaking, hiking, star gazing and wildlife viewing.

There are numerous year round camping opportunities within the state park on the reservoir.  In the developed areas there are deluxe cabins with full amenities, full hook up RV sites and tent sites.  Flush toilets and hot showers are also available.  For those who like to rough it, there are many primitive drive in and boat in campsites around the reservoir as well.

This oasis in the High Desert is waiting for you so come out and enjoy the fun!

Campground info

• 22 full-hookup sites
• 22 electrical sites with water
• 23 tent sites with water nearby
• Five deluxe log cabins (one pet-friendly)
• Flush toilets and hot showers
• 32 boat moorages (summer only)
• Amphitheater

Universal Access
Two campsites and two cabins are accessible to campers with disabilities.

Park History

Acreage: 3,000

Annual overnight attendance: 34,139

Annual day-use attendance: 548,488

Family owned RV Park off of Business 97 in Bend

Scandia RV Park offers an oasis in the middle of Bend, Oregon.  Plush green grass and trees provide the perfect setting to fire up the Bar-B-Q and relax or tour many area attractions.  If you prefer to take the night off from cooking, there are quite a few restaurant choices within just a short walk of the park.  

We are located in the City of Bend so that you are close to the Old Mill, Old Town, Amphitheatre, the Deschutes River, as well as convenient for doing the Ale Trail.

Scandia RV Park is family owned, and we welcome you as “family” for just a one night stay or to stay longer.  Deanna and Richard, our on-site managers, provide the personal touch to make you feel welcome from the dog treats, Deanna’s candy dish, and Richard’s fresh morning coffee.  We look forward to making your stay enjoyable.

We are full almost every night in June, July, August, and early September.  Please call ahead for reservations at our office 541-382-6206 to enjoy one of our large sites including many pull-thrus.  Our sites include full hook-ups with cable TV and WIFI at your site.  Come join the “Scandia Family” in Bend, Oregon.

AMENITIES

• 60+ Full Hookup Sites

• Wireless Internet at your Site

• Mature Trees/Green Grass

• Clean Individual Showers/Restrooms

• 70 Cable Channels at your Site

• Laundry Facilities

• 14 Pull Through Sites Available

• Pets Welcome

•  Outdoor Fireplace in Park

• Restaurants within walking distance

• Wireless Internet

• Manager and Maintenance at Park

• Recreation Hall

• 200 RV Storage Sites Next to Park

• Located in Bend—close to area attractions

Vacation Rental Lodge, Cabins and RV Camping

Shelter Cove Resort & Marina

Walking distance to downtown Sisters on Wychus Creek

Sisters Creekside Campground

Creekside Campground is a municipal park which offers a total of 67 campsites including 25 full hook-up sites plus a separate “hiker/biker” area.  Each site is equipped with a fire pit and a picnic table. The campground has restrooms and showers as well as an automated sewer discharge site. It is situated along Whychus Creek and within walking distance of downtown. A covered footbridge spans the creek and leads to Creekside Park. The campground is open from April to November during which time a camp host is on site. For more information, please call City Hall at (541) 549-6022.

Creekside Campground is located on the southeast side of town, adjacent to Whychus Creek. A footbridge spans across the creek and connects the park to Creekside Campground where the restrooms are located. This park offers picnic tables, a drinking fountain, nice lawn areas and shade trees. This park is available for public events.  Please call (541) 323-5220 for more information.

Reservations

For reservations, please call Julie at the new campground reservation line, at (541) 323-5218.

Please Note:

• Check-in time is 2 PM / Check-out time is 12 Noon
• No cancellations/no refunds
• No late check-out
• No refunds for early check-out
• For the following event weekends a 4-night minimum stay is required:
• Sisters Rodeo
• Sisters Outdoor Quilt Show
• Sisters Folk Festival

Rates

Hiker/Biker area has a bike rack, picnic table, fire pit, water spigot.
Showers are included in the $5.00 pp/per night fee. Maximum stay is 2 nights.

Rules

• Lock all valuables in vehicles. The City is NOT responsible for lost or stolen articles.
• Pets must be on a leash at all times and are only allowed to exercise in the pet run area.
• Quiet hours are between 10 PM and 6 AM.
• Only small fires are allowed in fire pits. Put out all fires when not attended.
• It is not allowed to cut any trees or bushes in the park.
• Maximum stay is 14 days in any 60 day period. For Hiker/Biker sites, the maximum stay is 2 nights.

Internationally renowned for rock climbing along deep river canyons

No trip to Central Oregon is complete without a visit to Smith Rock State Park.  It is an Internationally-famous rock climbing area with 7 miles of hiking trails and climber access routes.

If you enjoy scenic views of deep river canyons or rock climbing, Smith Rock State Park is the place for you. There are several thousand climbs in the park. More than a thousand are bolted routes. We also offer miles of hiking and mountain biking trails. Along your trip through the canyon, you might see golden eagles, prairie falcons, mule deer, river otter and beaver.

Smith Rock State Park covers over 650 acres and hovers around 3000 feet in elevation.The major rock faces are welded tuff, or compressed volcanic ash formed 30 million years ago.

Around 30 million years ago massive amounts of ash and debris resulting from the eruptions of nearby volcanos filled the caldera and hardened into rock. Smith Rock Tuff–the largest rock formation on the western rim was the outcome, creating massive walls and spires up to 550 feet.   Flows of basalt lava then poured into the area over half a million years ago from vents almost 50 miles away, creating the cap on the tuff in the caldera.

The Crooked RIver then made its way through the rock layers to carve the features seen today. At 3200 feet high, the Smith Rock ridgeline rises 600 feet above the river gorge below.  The picnic and campgrounds sit on top of the rimrock, which is made up of columnar basalt. Between 1960 and 1975 a combination of purchases and gifts of land finally formed the park as we know it today.  Smith Rock State Park put on the map by the rock climbing community, it now attracts over 800,000 visitors a year from around the world.

Due to the uniqueness and fragile aspect of the park, park rangers enforce the animal leash law and strongly encourage all park users to stay on trails.

Soak In The Hot Spring Rock Pools

Located along the National Scenic Byway, known as the Oregon Outback Highway 31 is Summer Lake Hot Springs.   One of the most unique, picturesque landscapes in the Pacific Northwest, Lake County, Oregon, Summer Lake Hot Springs is among the few truly unspoiled places on earth. Part of the Great Basin region of the United States, Lake County is home to numerous large alkali lakes. At the south end of Summer Lake, lies ancient artesian hot mineral springs. After a short two-hour drive from Bend, Oregon, you arrive at this magical destination.

Summer Lake Hot Springs is a sacred place for serenity, healing, and renewal. Here stars dance across the sky, while eco-friendly geothermal cabins warm your soul.  Couples find time for one another while soaking in the outdoor rock pools and families gather to create lifelong memories.

Summer Lake Hot Springs is a 145-acre resort that features guest houses and cabins, campground with full RV hook up, an indoor pool, natural artesian mineral hot springs, ponds and nature trails.  It is located 2 hours south-east of Bend, Oregon.

So much to see and do, you’ll be planning your next Central Oregon vacation before you finish your first. If you pick a favorite season from this outdoor recreation paradise that entices visitors year-round. World-class golf, skiing, cycling, hiking, fishing, rafting, stand up paddling and rock climbing is around every corner. With so many things to do you will need to extend our vacation.  A short distance from Summer Lake Hot Springs, you will find Fort Rock Museum and historical homestead, it is worth the visit with local historians to share tales of old.

Exhausted by the activity? Kick back and soak up some sun – more than 300 days of it. This is your guilt-free vacation, because you’ll find something for everyone to do, and love, in Central Oregon.

Rests along the Deschutes River north of Bend