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Sweet Escape In The Pines
Sweet Escape In The Pines is a cozy mountain cottage vibe, PET FRIENDLY, newly renovated, and centrally-located place. Perfect for ski trips to Mt Bachelor, day of golf at Quail Run, or exploring in Sunriver. This house sits on 1.5 acres, with a fully fenced area for dogs, that backs up to 350 acres of public BLM land for you to explore. Nearby Wickiup reservoir, Paulina lake, Twin lakes and more! This is the perfect home for a getaway with loved ones to explore what Central Oregon has to offer!
The Hobbit Hole (pet friendly!)
Humble 1 acre fenced-in property is perfect for couples or people with dogs! Called the hobbit hole in honor of the hobbit obsessed past owner. On the property you will find Tolkien quotes on trees and a couple “hobbit size”doorways. (People over 6’ beware! 😂) There are 2 bedrooms, a pullout bed in the living room, and 1 office. The projector in the living room has a fire stick to stream whatever you like. Located close to La Pine state park and Paulina lake/hot springs! PSA: dusty dirt roads!
A-Frame cabin • hot tub • near Bend • Crater Lake
This cozy and unique A-frame cabin sits on 1+ private acres in the Deschutes Forest. Relax here with wooded pines, hot tub jacuzzi, soaking bathtub, 80" home theater projector, modern amenities, and beautiful forest views. Close to the city of Bend and all the outdoor activities Central Oregon has to offer. Proximity to the best hiking trails, mountain bike trails, hot springs, Deschutes River, Mt Bachelor ski resort, Cascade Lakes highway, Smith Rock State Park, and Crater Lake National Park.
The Blue House in La Pine | Hot Tub | 2 King Beds
Nestled in the heart of nature, the Blue House offers you a perfect blend of forest charm & modern comforts. You can relax and unwind in the 4-6 person hot tub. Enjoy the soaring, vaulted wall of windows that bring nature to you. This modern, newly constructed 2300 sf. home is centrally located in Oregon to enjoy all that Oregon has to offer; amazing lakes, great food, close to Bend & all outdoor activities. This home features 2 King sized beds, 1 Queen bed & 1 single bed with luxury linens.
| The Chalet | 1+ acre| Remodeled | Quiet |
Discover tranquility in our A-frame cabin nestled among the pines. A rustic haven where the scent of pine fills the air, inviting you to unwind on the porch. Inside, a cozy living space & quaint kitchen offer comfort. Retreat to the loft bedroom, where the soft glow of morning light through pine branches awaits. Whether a romantic escape or family adventure, this cabin is a sanctuary, a respite from the daily rush. Embrace simplicity, enjoy the peace & quiet, and enjoy all the nearby beauty.
Sauna • Hot tub • Private Oasis
Spend your days on nearby lakes, hiking, or golfing, and your evenings under the stars. Close to Crater Lake and all the top spots Central Oregon has to offer. This cottage is the perfect base camp for your getaway. Plenty of room for boats, and toys for days on the water, with your favorite amenities to wind-down at night. Enjoy the hot tub, sauna, or an evening around the fire, but rest assured you’ll end each day right once you crawl into top of the line bedding for your best nights sleep.
Modern-Cozy LOG CABIN near La Pine state park
Welcome to your basecamp for all central Oregon adventures. Our newly remodeled 1983 log cabin, nestled in between picturesque pine trees. The cabin is conveniently located just 30 minutes from Bend and 8 minutes from La Pine State Park. The 4 bed (2 separate bedrooms and one sleep/lounge area) and 1 bathroom cabin + secluded and fully fenced outside area offers a cozy gathering place close to some of Oregons most beautiful destinations (i.e. Smith Rock State Park, Mount Bachelor,...).
Cozy Forest Cabin w/ Sauna & Hot Tub!
Our cozy cabin is an excellent getaway for anyone who just wants to be surrounded by everything that Central Oregon has to offer. With the National Forest and the La Pine State park just a few minutes away, there are options for hiking, biking, swimming, fishing, kayaking, paddle boarding or ATV rides. During the winter season, activities such as snowboarding, skiing, sledding, and snow mobile rides are only within 40 minutes away at Mt. Bachelor. City life in Bend is only 30 min away.
King Bed, Private Pool, Riverfront, Theater & Spa
Welcome to the Lazy River Lodge! This home is perfect for large families, reunions, retreats, or any fun group looking to have an amazing vacation! If you’re a homebody that likes to stay in, you can enjoy your time in the hot tub, watching movies at the in-home theater, taking a stroll by the river, or even enjoying a dip in our private indoor pool! If you like exploring, there are plenty of hikes, beautiful mountains, hot springs, with food & shops also nearby to spend your days at.
River View Inn a cabin on the River
Enjoy our River View Inn all to your self. 40 feet from the shore. Jump in and swim or float or fish, or just sit a take in the view. From the moment you walk you will feel nature tickle your toes. Sunriver Resort is just 5 miles away . Bend is 30 minutes away. you The High Desert Museum is 20 minutes away. Creator Lake is 2.5 hours away. We are only 17 miles to Mt Bachelor. It's a very private setting in a special place in the world. You may never want to leave.🐠 DCCA64390
Green Forest Getaway - Modern & Cozy Cabin
Beautifully styled cabin perfect for your outdoor get away or a relaxing rejuventation. Thoughtful touches throughout were designed for comfort. Stocked for your convenience with non-toxic supplies. Looking to spend time at Mt. Bachelor, Crater Lake, Lake Paulina, or Bend?? This is the perfect central location. Want something closer? La Pine State park is 2.5 miles away and has endless outdoor adventures, from hiking, to floating, to fishing. Message if dates are blocked.
Ponderosa A-Frame Basecamp | OHV Trails Access
Prime OHV Basecamp Cabin – Ride directly into Deschutes National Forest & miles of trails. Trailer-friendly loop driveway, garage, air compressor & wash hose. Handcrafted wood & stone A-frame with woodstove (free firewood), Traeger BBQ & propane firepit. Comfortably sleeps 6 (max 8). Rent rates are based on number of Guests--Please book for correct number. Up to 2 dogs welcome with $75 per-stay pet fee (automatically added when included on reservation).
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Rustic Little Log Cabin In The Woods
A River Runs Thru It. Cabin @ Wildlife Sanctuary!
Black Duck Cabin
Little House on the River near Bend and Sunriver
Cabin-Apt in the Forest & on the Deschutes River
Sauna, Cold Plunge, Hot Tub, Firepit | Lazy River
Sandi's Pineview-Acre Cabin
The Cabin at Hidden Pines
Frequently Asked Questions
What are the best places to stay in La Pine?
La Pine has cozy cabins, rustic lodges, and vacation rentals nestled near the forests and rivers. Many places welcome groups and families, making it easy to settle into nature while staying close to amenities.
What are the best things to do in La Pine with kids?
La Pine has outdoor play areas, family-friendly trails, and picnic spots near Deschutes River. Kids can explore nature, spot wildlife, and try hands-on activities at local parks or community centers.
What are some of the best things to do in La Pine?
Explore the Deschutes River, walk forested trails in La Pine State Park, or visit local art shops for handmade crafts. Many visitors enjoy fishing, kayaking, or discovering the area’s volcanic geology.
How is the weather in La Pine?
La Pine experiences cold winters with temperatures around 25–44°F (-4–7°C), and warm, drier summers near 49–88°F (9–31°C). Layers, sun protection, and a light jacket are useful for changing mountain conditions.
When is the best time to visit La Pine?
Late spring through early fall is often recommended for milder temperatures and outdoor activities. Winter draws visitors interested in snow sports and cozy cabin stays.
What are the best places to visit in La Pine?
La Pine State Park is frequently suggested for river access and scenic walks, while nearby volcanic sites and local art studios attract explorers. Community events and markets around town add to the experience.
What are some hiking trails in La Pine?
La Pine State Park has riverside paths and forested loops suitable for many skill levels. Local forest trails wind through pine trees, and volcanic landscapes provide unique scenery to explore.
What are some family activities we can do in La Pine?
Families can paddle along the Deschutes River, picnic in La Pine State Park, or join seasonal community festivals. Outdoor games and wildlife spotting are favorites for kids and adults alike.
What are some of the best day trip ideas from La Pine?
Explore the volcanic landscapes of Newberry National Volcanic Monument, stroll through Sunriver’s shops and parks, or discover mountain lakes and hiking trails just outside town. Cultural and outdoor options abound near La Pine.
Are there any pet friendly accommodations available in La Pine?
Many vacation rentals and cabins around La Pine welcome pets, with access to outdoor spaces and trails. Parks like La Pine State Park often make it easy for people traveling with animals.
What are some local tips for visiting La Pine?
Bring layers for shifting temperatures, especially in the evenings. Locals suggest exploring regional markets, respecting wildlife, and staying hydrated while enjoying trails or rivers.
What is La Pine known for?
La Pine is known for tall lodgepole pine forests, river recreation, and its gateway to volcanic landscapes. Many visitors enjoy the area’s connection to outdoor adventure and a vibrant community spirit.
What are the best hidden gems to explore in La Pine?
Discover small art galleries and woodcarving workshops around town, or find less-traveled nature trails within local forests. The community’s makers markets and quiet river spots are often quietly celebrated.
What are the best foods to try in La Pine?
La Pine has locally rooted dishes featuring Wild Pacific salmon, Oregon berries, and hearty comfort foods. Bakeries and cafes around town often serve homemade pies and locally roasted coffee.
What should I bring for a trip to La Pine?
Pack seasonal layers, sturdy footwear, sunscreen, and a reusable water bottle for outdoor days. Bug repellent and rain gear are useful in spring and summer, especially near river and forested paths.
What is the nightlife in La Pine like?
La Pine has casual venues, local pubs, and occasional live music performances in town. Evenings often center around community gatherings, barbecues, or cozy fireside chats.
What are the most popular events or festivals in La Pine?
La Pine hosts a summer rodeo, seasonal markets, and community festivals around holidays like Fourth of July. Outdoor concerts and cultural gatherings are frequently suggested for visitors in warmer months.
Are there family friendly vacation rentals in La Pine?
La Pine has family-friendly cabins and vacation rentals near parks, rivers, and forest trails. Many accommodations feature open spaces, making them convenient for groups traveling with children.