Sunriver is your gateway to Central Oregon's wide-open outdoors—pools and concerts at SHARC, miles of bike paths beneath the pines, craft breweries and village nights, and Mt. Bachelor's legendary snow just up the road. From floating the Deschutes to stargazing at one of America's premier observatories, every day ends with the easy comfort of Alpine Lodge.
A two-minute stroll from Alpine Lodge puts you at Fort Rock Park—playgrounds, sand volleyball courts, basketball courts, a softball field, and a horseshoe pit. You'll also find pickleball and tennis. Plus lawn-game favorites: horseshoes, volleyballs, basketballs, footballs, kickball, bocce ball, cornhole, and Spikeball. It's the neighborhood backyard for morning coffee walks and afternoon match points.
Evenings belong to The Village—Sunriver Brewing Co. for pints and plates, boutique shops for wandering, and seasonal events under string lights. It's the effortless night out that feels like vacation should.
When the weather turns warm, outdoor concerts set the rhythm for long, light evenings. Grab a blanket, gather the crew, and let the pine trees be your backdrop.
From first tracks to spring slush laps, Mt. Bachelor is our local giant—snowsports in winter; lift-served biking and high-alpine exploring when the snow melts. The mountain calls—often.
Over 40 miles of paved pathways wind through the pines, connecting parks, SHARC, and The Village. Your stay includes 10 bikes, so rides begin right from the garage.
Central Oregon's clear nights shine brightest at the Sunriver Nature Center & Observatory. It's a designated Dark Sky destination—programs sell out, so grab tickets in advance if you're interested.
Tee up at nearby courses known for pine-lined fairways and big-sky views—Widgi Creek, Quail Run, and Tetherow are local favorites.
Trails to waterfalls, high-desert vistas, singletrack for mountain bikes, and horseback rides through the trees—the Deschutes National Forest and the Cascades are your all-access pass to the outdoors.
Wildlife encounters, regional history, and hands-on exhibits make this a great add to any itinerary.
Sunny days were made for the river. Rent tubes easily in Bend; a shuttle returns you to the Old Mill after your float. Drift past tall pines, then toast to a perfect afternoon back at the lodge.
25 minutes to Bend means award-winning breweries, riverfront paths, galleries, gear shops, and brunch spots worth lingering over. A perfect day trip in any season.
Browse the gallery to map out meals, movie nights, and river days—then reserve your dates while they're still open.
