Sunriver Resort offers guestrooms and suites. Choose from our two distinct resort communities...
Contemporary Northwest design. Lodge Village rooms are conveniently situated North of the Main Lodge, closer to The Cove Pool, with sweeping views of grasslands, ponds, Meadow's Golf Course and glorious Mt. Bachelor.
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Traditional Northwest design. River Lodge rooms are conveniently situated South of the Main Lodge, closer in proximity to the Great Hall and Heritage buildings, with sweeping views of Meadow's Golf Course, the lazy Sun River and Cascade Mountain Range.
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Sunriver Property Managment offers everything from condos for two, to large luxury rentals that can sleep up to 16. Choose from our distinct rental communities below...
Sunriver Vacation Rentals are ideal accommodation options for families and groups alike. Choose from a variety of homes and condominiums — sure to meet every need. Enjoy easy access to over 40 miles of paved trails for biking, running and walking, 2 public golf courses, the Marina, the Stables and more...
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Whether you need multiple bedrooms and a kitchen to entertain, or just a bed to lay your head, Caldera Springs can accommodate. All homes at Caldera Springs boast Luxury ratings. They feature exquisite interiors, versatility, and class while offering beautiful surroundings and access to unique amenities.
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Woven into 600 magnificent acres are a limited number of spacious Osprey homes, and a select few are available for you to rent for your next Sunriver vacation. Gently meandering rivers, spectacular mountain views, expansive open meadows, an award-winning golf course, and 200 acres of pristine open space.
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The Betty Gray Gallery in the Sunriver Lodge continues to feature an exciting summer lineup of artwork for local enjoyment. The upper gallery is showing the work of accomplished artist David Kreitzer through the end of August. Mr. Kreitzer is the poster artist for the 2021 Sunriver Music Festival, and his work brings to mind all the wonders of summer across the west.
The lower gallery has been recently updated to feature Summer Delights, a showcase of vibrant artwork by Sylvia Avenius-Ford and Kelly Lish. Both artists feature unique use of acrylic paint to bring out a colorful palette to tell a story in their artwork. Summer Delights will run in the lower gallery through the end of September.
Starting Labor Day weekend, the upper gallery will begin the transition to Central Oregon Landmarks, a photo display of the unique scenery that makes the area so special. This display will feature the work of acclaimed photographer Chad Copeland, with other photographers joining in the upper and lower galleries through November.
