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There's just something about Bend, Oregon. The high desert oasis has something to offer visitors year-round. From nearly every vantage point in Bend, it's easy to see why this town has become an outdoor paradise. Bend, Oregon has been on dozens of best-of lists, highlighting its livability, its outdoor opportunities, its pet-friendliness.

Punctuated with spectacular places and surprises to uncover, Redmond is a HUB of good times and unexpected finds for visitors to Central Oregon. Filled with mouth-watering restaurants, award-winning breweries, quaint boutiques and shopping, sustainably conscious hotels, luxe resorts and vacation rentals, and relaxing RV parks, we invite you to experience the HUB of Central Oregon!

Named for the trio of towering peaks to its west, Sisters is a vibrant, artsy community with a charming 1880s facades and small-town ambience.  Fun stays here year-round, with camping and fishing nearby at Suttle Lake and 800 acres of family-friendly ski terrain at Hoodoo Ski Area.  But you don’t need a season to taste all of the restaurants’ savory flavors.

Nestled at the eastern edge of Central Oregon, and in the heart of the Crooked River Caldera, Prineville, the oldest city in Central Oregon, has a lot to offer—high-quality food crafted with care, craft beers, and plenty of outdoor recreation as the gateway to the Painted Hills, and a hotbed for year-round angling opportunities.

As a resort community, Sunriver has plenty of lodging options including the well-known Sunriver Resort, vacation rental homes, small condos to luxury rentals that sleep up to 16 people. No matter where you settle in for your time in Sunriver, you'll be able to access 40 miles of bike trails, the marina on the Deschutes, kid-friendly pools and it's a short 20-minute drive from Mt. Bachelor.

South of Bend and Sunriver, geologic wonders abound. La Pine, Oregon, is a sparsely populated community cloaked in pines that goes by the apt slogan, “Small Town Strong.” La Pine is located in South Deschutes County. Situated among beautiful Pine trees, soaring mountains, and numerous streams, lakes and rivers, there is no shortage of activities all year long.