Base Camp is a fairly impressive tap house and food truck pod. It's large, for sure. Friday late…read moreafternoon visit. - Two levels with the bar downstairs and an open sitting area upstairs. - Two pool tables and a big screen upstairs. No minors allowed (21+) - Medium sized bar downstairs, also in a no-minors area, TV screens abound. Four top, two top and long tables available. - Large patio, partially covered. Balcony seating upstairs. - Extensive tap list. Wine and booze not so much. - The place is not as loud as it could be. I understand the owners paid attention to acoustics but there's only so much you can do with a large open space full of people. Music was thankfully muted. - Small, gender-neutral restroom downstairs. Given the size of the place, it needed to be bigger. Didn't check to see if there's one upstairs. - Service seated at the bar was just fine but we noticed the two walk-up registers to order drinks had long lines a couple times. - No coat hooks under the bar for bags, jackets. Come winter, that will be an issue. - Bar seats look nice but are a bit flimsy. - We didn't patronize any of the food trucks but the variety seems good, once they all open that is. - Parking lot is woefully undersized. All in all, good and maybe they'll work out the service issues.

The ambience and location are great. Sitting at the bar the service was spotty. Took a while to get…read moresomeone's attention to order a beer. My sense is they are so new. They have not worked out the logistics quite yet. They have an opportunity to be a great location for something from a food cart along with a pint or two. I will go back in about two weeks and see if they have worked some of the kinks out. Everyone was pleasant and friendly. I think they're just overwhelmed at the moment. Nothing really wrong. They just haven't got it "right" yet.

Great spot. You pay for the time you want to spend there, and then all the games are free-play…read more There's a foosball table upstairs and an abundance of old school arcade cabinets, focusing on the classics of the 80s and early 90s. The Simpsons, NBA Jam, TMNT, Street Fighter 2, Dr Mario, Double Dragon, Track and Field, PAC Man, Frogger, etc. It's more of family friendly environment, so no Mortal Kombat or Area 51. And no pinball, which is understandable as maintenance costs are higher for those. A great place to kill an hour with a friend or kid.

Great place to play a bit on fun retro video games for some time before dinner at Sunriver Village!…read more The video games take me back to the favorites of the 80/90s game scene and love sharing it with my kids! Definitely recommend for some fun family time activity - we get a 30 min pass card and it is the perfect amount of time :)

Great activity! Zack was on time and set up and made the whole event super fun. The instruction was…read moreeasy and very helpful and the whole crew loved it! We will have them again.

great staff - very easy on the eyes if you know what I mean…read more a great time. well worth it! so friendly and great instruction.

Great way to spend quality time with family and friends. Parking was great. Best burgers I have had…read moresince moving to Redmond. Prices are really good, ez if you have a family. I will definitely be going back!

I came here for the Bend Elks vs Walla Walla Sweets. We got our tickets earlier in the afternoon so…read morewe didn't have to wait in the ticket line when the game started. We got a seat on the bleachers on the left side of the field and had a pretty good view of the game. The bathrooms here were cleaner than I expected which is a plus. The food was pretty good too. To drink I got a Sierra Mist because they were out of Dr. Pepper, boo. I liked my hotdog with sauerkraut, although they put a lot of sauerkraut on there. We also got a pretzel with cheese, garlic fries, cracker jacks and cotton candy. The pretzel had way too much salt on it and the cheese sauce was kinda flat. Happy I didn't order that, it was my Brother's. The garlic fries were good. There was a ton of strong garlic on it. A little too strong for me so I kinda ate around most of the garlic. The cotton candy was yummy. The game was fun. The Elks won 4-3 in extra innings. It was a good game.

So much fun with the grands! They enjoyed the rides very much. They have rides for the really…read morelittle ones to the big kids. Everything is organized well!

If the Huckleberry Smoothie booth ever stops coming, we'll stop coming too. Those smoothies aren't…read morejust a treat--they're the highlight of our visit. We look forward to them more than the rides, more than anything else. They have become a tradition for our family, and they're simply the best!

Tons of food trucks. Unfortunately, of the three we tried, all supplied us with mediocre food. Bend…read moreis food truck crazy but I'm forming the opinion that very few trucks actually deliver good product. I was pleased to see Island Noodles, however. I'm a fan from my Atlanta days. Not many non-food vendors on Friday. It seemed a few more opened their tents on Saturday. Music stage at the end of Minnesota but with very few places to sit and enjoy the tunes. I was a bit disappointed there. In general, the festival has too few seats and definitely too few high-top tables (people gotta eat their food truck food somewhere). Serious lack of garbage bins on Friday. For starters, every food truck should have one in front and the festival should provide bins at each corner. By that, I mean the intersection of Minnesota and Bond should have four bins. On Saturday, I saw quite a few more bins. Dogs everywhere, despite being against city ordinance. We wanted to bring our dog but were deterred by the law. So which is it? Dogs allowed or not? Only one beer vendor (Deschutes), which just doesn't seem right for Bend. Fortunately, Deschutes Brewing makes killer beer. All in all, an OK food festival. We didn't partake in the various competition events so maybe it wasn't aimed at us. The festival shared Saturday with the Bend Beers Bands & Public Lands event in Drake park. I thought that festival, though smaller with only two food trucks, was a better experience.

Such a fun way to experience Bend and its local restaurants…read more This week was Bend's 11th Annual Food Festival and it was a nice mix of local food, drink and entertainment. Food booths stretched for several blocks down Bond Street with Minnesota Avenue housing Locavore Alley and the Top Chef Stage on one side of Bond and the NW Spirits and Mixology Show on the other side. Oregon Street housed the Main Stage with various local music acts and Food Cart Row. We caught the semi-finals of the Top Chef competition with the chefs at Black Butte Ranch triumphing over Broken Top Bottle Shop & Ale Cafe. Many food booths offered small bites for around $2 and full plates for more. A couple of Bend's nicer restaurants were represented (Zydeco), but there was plenty of street fare (foot long corn dogs and chocolate dipped bananas). I've been less than impressed by the Bite of Portland. This was just a well organized event with a week's worth of special events around town leading up to the main weekend event. A beer run was also held, so a great blend of health and abundance in Central Oregon.

I've spent the past month playing at the Pickleball Zone…read more They are extremely accommodating; they helped me find people to drill with, they allowed me to reschedule my private lesson, and made me feel at home. Thank you, Pickleball Zone.

I've been a member of the Zone for a couple of years and I really do love this place. I've met so…read moremany great people that have become like family. The courts are nice and the staff is great. They also just opened a full bar on the top level. Teresa makes a mean Old Fashioned! It is a great place to chill out after playing.

Awesome at this time of year…read more Great front desk and carte service wonderful driving practice room, gorgeous greens.

Good golf for a good price, you get what you pay for so have fun and enjoy pin seeking.read more