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Bend-Sunriver RV Campground

Bend Lava Cast  Forest    We arrived at the campground after driving almost 400 miles from Lake of the Springs.  We checked-in, and disconnected the dinghy and drove in to find a campsite. We found a great site within just a few minutes The campground is all gravel and the sites are all separated campsites and not like a parking lot at all.  Each site has a table an a firepit/barbecue.  You really get the campground feel.  Along with that, there are all the amenities that you find at a resort.  There was a small village with a grocery store and a food stand.  They even had a large outdoor inflatable movie screen.  There was both a family pool and an adult pool with an adult hot tub as well.

    Some of the amenities were a bit worse for wear.  The disc golf course was pretty much unplayable and the pool table had no usable cues or eight-ball.  But most everything else was fine.  They did have four pickleball courts and kayak rentals.  Overall, we were impressed with the campground and are looking forward to our next visit.  While we were there we did get some time to explore Newberry National Caldara.  There are lava flows, obsidian flows, lava cones, lakes, waterfalls, and caves to explore.  Be sure to have your National Parks Pass.  

 

Thousand Trails    Located on a vast 283 acres and along the Little Deschutes River, Bend-Sunriver RV Camping preserve offers the best of both worlds: lots of sunny days and cool, refreshing nights. Fishing enthusiasts should get excited about this Central Oregon RV campground, as area rivers and lakes are home to salmon, whitefish and rainbow trout. Visitors may also look forward to an array of water and land activities including swimming, boating, canoeing, kayaking, hiking, and horseback riding.

     Want to explore more? An attractive quality for winter travelers is the world-class ski resort, Mt. Bachelor, just minutes from Bend-Sunriver RV Camping. Hiking and mountain biking are popular spring, summer and fall activities for outdoor enthusiasts, while great skiing is available nearby in the winter. Don't miss out on a memorable trip to this Central Oregon RV campground. We're confident you won't hesitate to make a return visit!

Campgrounds We've Visited

While at Bend/Sunriver RV Campground we...

Note:  This is a quick list of some of the things we did or places we visited while camping here. (outside of the park) Each is linked to a page that may be useful.  For more information contact us below and we will be happy to elaborate.

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Thousand Trails Campgrounds Visited

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