What a cool little rv park in the middle of town! We stopped for 1 night on our way to Washington…read moreand were very happy! The Camp has a really cool vibe, well manicured sites and so clean! Theres a gathering area with a community bbq, a fire pit and blankets are provided. Complimentary coffee in the morning...The bathrooms/showers are nice too. Oh! And pet friendly! There's even a dog park! Highly recommend!

Have stayed at The Camp on multiple visits to Bend - safe , secure and well maintained .Super clean…read morebathrooms and laundry and fantastic management ( Tyler & Ronald) location is perfect for all Bend activities and the immediate area is safe.

It's been awhile since my last stay here. We love the yurts here. Easy access, they have heat, a…read morecouple of tables and beds, and it's comfortable. The fire pits are nice to but they cemented the bottom of them. They need to have more holes for air flow. Still I'm grateful to have those. Love the river trail as well. So beautiful! It's been awhile since we've been here. No snow this time but that's ok. Still peaceful and beautiful and not far at all from Bend.

Nice little state park. Well maintained. Crowded but quiet. Didn't have a lot of time to walk the…read moretrails but the ones that I did were nice.

The staff here is impressive and very welcoming. The bartenders were very nice and down to earth…read more The Supper Club is exquisite! My daughter had a memorable 2 summers at the camp that is offered for children. There is a nice space for children to play poolside with a sand box area. Our Golf lessons were very productive. My husband improved greatly and is obsessed with golf now...before I know it I will be a golf widow...*chuckle* It is secluded and 20 minutes away from town perfect for retreating. The amenities are for club members only and family of. If you can afford it the place is looking to have tons of potential. They have two 18 hole courses the Nicklaus and Fazio ready to challenge any player at any level:)

The grounds are BEAUTIFUL! The landscaping is seasonal and true to the Pacific Northwest, with…read moreJuniper trees, brittlebush, and prickly poppies lining every course and walkway. The staff is polite, attentive, and proactive, and with a hot tub and two kid-friendly pools just a few meters from the green, there is sure to be something to occupy every member of the family.

Beautiful place Lovely hike…read morePlenty of parking Quick wrkout Scenic Popular Would recommend Go enjoy! :)

The views from the top are unmatched! You can see the entire valley, and luckily on this clear day…read moreall of the mountains too!! We did the dirt trail and though there were parts that were steep, it was fairly easy to navigate in just our regular sneakers & jeans. There were lots of people trail running, many walking the paved path, it was such a fun way to get a look at the city.

What a well maintained and clean park! We were in Bend for five days and stayed at Sun Outdoors…read more The sites are long and paved with pavers. Hook ups as well as a trash can/recycling bin. Valet trash service. A storage shed for your toys- The clubhouse is well appointed: pool table/popcorn/TV/fire pits/corn hole/hot tub/sauna The desk is staffed until 10pm There is a small sundrys store and ice is available for purchase. The staff is very friendly and helpful. We appreciated the policy of kids under 14 needing to be accompanied by an adult in the clubhouse areas We were in site #432e. The site is situated in the end near a fence. Across from the fence is a pretty busy road. The site itself is wide. Tricky getting. If the site next to you is occupied. We backed into the spot next to us to turn around then backed into our spot. Otherwise you would be backing down the whole way. No wood fires allowed $$$

We enjoyed our stay here June 18-22. Staff was friendly and efficient…read more This large RV park has well spaced, level spots, the RV's go on pavers, trucks park on asphalt next to pavers. 20/30/50 amp svc, water, discharge etc all there. They come round and pickup garbage and recycle daily (yes you get two separate bins) Pros: Sauna (yes, sauna), showers included (no tokens required!). Clean bathrooms. Free coffee, popcorn in afternoon, lounge, firepits, BBQ, pickleball, board games. Cons: Extremely high prices ($600+ for 5 nights), super annoying 'resort fee' nuisance fee tacked on ($15/night), $10/night for xtra car. And then we get charged Bends 'Hotel Tax' on top of it all. The 'free internet' is next to useless, HS internet is vendored by a THIRD PARTY and charges high daily fees for usage, with no local support.

Stayed as we were driving on a road trip down to Southern California. Spots were paved and easy to…read moreback up into. The grass area next to each spot was great for the dog. I liked that the park is separated into long and short term and had no issues. Great location as well.

Rats!!! Park claims they don't have a rodent problem…read more I have pack rats everywhere I didn't bring them with me. Dirt everywhere a guy came buy and apologized for the grass being dead because the sprinkler system was broken when he saw me racking the dirt. By the looks of things it hasn't worked in years, come on now at least you could have some garden hoses with sprinklers. What a pit, the worst ever and I have been in and I have been in horrible place's. Bad attitude they could care less, since they are the only place in town.

I stayed at Quinn River Campground for a few days/nights as part of a field trip exploring…read morevolcanics in the Cascade Mountains in Oregon through university in August 2017. The campground wasn't too full when we stayed and had ample space for all of us. The parking spaces for each campsite were decently sized and we were able to fit the field trip vehicles (including school vans) in without a problem. Noise was not an issue here and quiet hours were observed. The campsites has picnic tables and even ground. This made setting up tents easy and meant we had options as to where to set our tents up on a given campsite. Restrooms were interspersed throughout the campground and there was a water pump where we could go to pump clean/drinking water. Crane Prairie Reservoir borders the campground and it a lovely place to sit and stare at the stars, watch the sun rise, and watch the sun set. Chipmunks also occupied the campground when we were there. We came back to our food store one day to find chipmunks had gone after some bagels. Good reminder we shared the campground with wildlife during our stay.

Love Elk Lake in both the summer and winter. In the summer it's an easy drive. They have beer and…read morepizza. Nice spot to paddle board. In the winter it's a good spot to snowmobile to. They did just have new ownership and have redone the whole restaurant. It's a little fancier now, still very good. Excellent customer service. Cool spot to get out of the cold, couple of fireplaces. They just opened for the winter. The have some great cocktails and food.

We go here for summer lake activities. Very affordable and staff are nice and welcoming. Food and…read moredrinks are also good.

This hike hit all the spots. Easy to get to from downtown. You get a nice river view. You get a…read morebridge. You get trees. You get sunlight if the weather is cooperating. You get a small park/playground area at one point and you get rocks and trees and nature and a few homes to look at too. Easy 3.5 miles walk around.

The Deschutes River Trail is super cool because you can walk, jog, or hike as far as you want…read more There are intermittent bridges where you can cross at different points. The landscape is beautiful because of all the shrubs with berries or the pretty flowering plants. The water in September is clean and clear. I didn't see any fish, but there were a few birds resting by the water banks. I liked that there were poles markers at different points showing the distance and a small map of the whole trail.