Vacation rentals in Bend
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Explore 2,020 vacation rentals in Bend
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Bend vacation rentals start at $10 per night before taxes and fees
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Family-friendly vacation rentals
1,210 properties offer extra space & kid-friendly amenities
Pet-friendly vacation rentals
Find 780 rentals that welcome pets
Vacation rentals with a pool
320 properties feature pools
Rentals with dedicated workspaces
1,080 properties have a dedicated workspace
Wi-Fi availability
1,960 of Bend vacation rentals include wi-fi access
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Guests love Self check-in, Lake access, and Gym across Bend rentals
4.9 Average rating
Bend stays are highly rated by guests—averaging 4.9 out of 5!
Nearby attractions
Bend's top spots, include Old Mill District, Drake Park, and Pilot Butte
Top-rated vacation rentals in Bend
Guests agree: these stays are highly rated for location, cleanliness, and more.
Butler Corner - New, Clean & Minutes From Downtown
Relax and enjoy all that Central Oregon has to offer in this nice, clean and newer 2019 built home. Butler Corner is located in Midtown and sits on a corner lot in a nice quiet and charming neighborhood just minutes from Downtown. We invite you to stay a while in this comfortable space and think of it as your home away from home. ***Please keep an eye out for posted road signs, I recommend using Google or Apple Maps to help navigate the temporary one-way directions. Completion late Fall 2026
River Run Bend Bungalow & Romantic Spa Grotto
Relaxing, private spa & sauna grotto is ready for your romantic Bend getaway! This quiet, wooded, centrally located standalone bungalow is steps from the Deschutes River trail and within easy walking distance of Mill Dist. and Hayden Amphitheater. It boasts a comfy king bed w/premium down bedding & pillows, dedicated free parking (+ extra cars or small RVs), outdoor dining and patio area, washer/dryer, and a kitchen fully stocked with everything you need for fun and relaxation for all seasons!
Welcome to Dome Sweet Dome
Your chance to stay in a true-to-name Geodesic Dome! This one-of-a-kind retreat blends comfort with architectural charm. Guests call it cozy, inspiring, and unforgettable — a stay that feels like an experience, not just a place to sleep. Nestled in the First-on-the-Hill neighborhood off Century Drive, the Dome is perfectly positioned for everything Bend has to offer. Whether you’re here for skiing, biking, hiking, or just relaxing, you’ll love how close you are to Bend’s best adventures.
FLOAT THE RIVER! River, Beach Access Downtown Bend
Welcome to our 1918 Bungalow on Riverfront Street. This simple, no frills one bedroom, one bath sleeps two to three. Enjoy a fully equipped kitchen, floor to ceiling river rock gas fireplace, inviting front porch, back deck with propane BBQ, table/ chairs. The Bungalow has a peek of the river, as it is considered the "guest house" to the larger "main house" it shares the lot with. Enjoy low bank river access to launch your kayak. Park the car and experience the best Bend has to offer.
Black Duck Cabin
Cozy A frame cabin set in a quiet neighborhood among the pine trees just a short walk from the Deschutes River. The Black Duck Cabin is a perfect destination for all of Central Oregon's amazing activities. 10 minute drive to Sunriver Village, 30 minute drive to Mt. Bachelor, 30 minutes to Downtown Bend, 10 minute walk to the Deschutes River, golfing, fishing, hiking, shopping, mountain biking, all a short drive. If you're looking for a rustic, cabin experience this is the place for you!
Modern high-end home, walk downtown
This fantastic modern home is in the sweet spot of Bend...just next door to the Deschutes River, Downtown Bend, parks, restaurants and dining, nightlife, and family-friendly activities. You'll love our home because of the amazing location, the mid-century inspired ambiance, the high ceilings, the people, and the local views. We are the perfect centrally located home for any Bend adventure. Our place is great for couples and solo adventurers. This is not a party house. Sorry no pets.
Eco cabin near Bend: sauna, spa, king bed, EV plug
If you’re heading to Central Oregon to hike, ski, or explore, our cabin is the perfect spot for you. Tucked away on a quiet acre in Three Rivers, we offer a cozy, eco-friendly basecamp for your adventures. Soak in the hot tub after a day on the trails, warm up in the barrel sauna, or gather by the fire pit under the stars. Inside, you’ll find knotty pine, a full kitchen, WiFi, and thoughtful touches. 30 min to Bend and Mt. Bachelor, 15 min to Sunriver — and far from the noise.
Airy Bend Oasis - Two Ensuites
Cheers to your stay at Bent Pine Oasis, located in the picturesque west side of Bend! This home provides the ideal location for any outdoor enthusiast: Mt Bachelor's slopes are just a 20 minute drive & the Deschutes River Trail is mere steps from the front door- your avenue to biking, running and exploring Bend. Looking for a more relaxing day? You can make the 5 minute drive into the Old Mill District to enjoy food trucks, a river float, or fresh hops at a local brewery.
Central Modern Guesthouse with EV Charger
We built this home out of a passion for creating welcoming spaces. Years ago, we renovated a motel on the coast - an experience that sparked our love of hospitality and shapes how we host today. We live around the corner with our kids, a golden retriever, and a few cats. Mike’s a local realtor, and Betsy manages business ops for the local fire department. We love books, music, and helping you discover the best of Bend - trails, eats, and community.
Downtown - Super Walkable - King - Local Hosts
Stay in a rare home in the heart of downtown—a beautifully restored 1922 craftsman with warm wood, plants, vaulted ceilings, and natural light. Enjoy charming architecture and local artwork. Walk to dozens of restaurants, breweries, coffee shops, and stores. Cross the alley to food trucks and live music, or relax in your private walled courtyard with native plants. We keep a clean, low-allergen home with no pets and no scented products.
Old Mill ~ Deschutes River
Desert Sun is the perfect place to enjoy all that Bend has to offer. You'll have the Deschutes River right around the corner where you can access floating, fishing, kayaking, SUP or walk/running the 3.5 mile River Trail Loop. The Old Mill District and Les Schwab Amphitheater are a short walk along the river. This home's location makes for a perfect retreat with convenience of being close to Downtown, Mt Bachelor and Cascade Lakes.
Bend Waterfront Home: Hot Tub, Walk to Town
Waterfront Luxury in Downtown Bend w/ Private Hot Tub & River Access Indulge in waterfront bliss on Mirror Pond. Soak under the stars in the brand-new private hot tub, launch paddle boards directly from the backyard, or take a 5-minute stroll to downtown Bend’s top breweries and restaurants. Perfectly tailored for mountain adventures, river days, and relaxing group retreats. License Number: STR-18-1015
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Old Mill District
Lively riverside area featuring shops, restaurants, trails, and year-round entertainment
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Explore historic mill buildings repurposed into an outdoor district with shops, breweries, wineries, a day spa, and restaurants—many with outdoor seating right on the Deschutes River. Walk or bike the paved riverside trails, let kids enjoy the nearby playground, and cool off with water activities like floating the river, river surfing, or paddle boarding. Shop big-name retailers like REI, Lululemon, and Banana Republic alongside local spots like Hello Sunshine and a candy store. Catch a movie at the IMAX theater or enjoy live summer concerts at the nearby Hayden Homes Amphitheater and Les Schwab Amphitheater.
Smith Rock State Park
Renowned destination for rock climbing, hiking, and breathtaking canyon views
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At Smith Rock State Park you can hike riverside paths or tackle Misery Ridge for close‑up views of the Monkey Face spire and sweeping canyon and Cascade mountain scenery. Climbers have over a thousand bolted routes plus traditional climbs and bouldering on tall tuff and basalt cliffs, with plenty of action to watch even if you don’t climb. Wander the river trails looking for golden eagles, prairie falcons, mule deer, otter, and beaver, and bring water, sunscreen, and a camera for sunrise or golden hour.
Mount Bachelor
Year-round destination for skiing, snowboarding, hiking, and mountain biking
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At Mount Bachelor you can ski or ride a large variety of terrain, from groomed cruisers and family runs to tree skiing, terrain parks, and Nordic trails, then warm up with hot cocoa or a meal in the lodge. In winter, mix in tubing at Snowblast, snowshoeing, sledding, snowmobiling, and dog sled rides. In summer, ride the chairlift for summit views, hike or trail run, then mountain bike the downhill park, play disc golf, try the zip line, or stay for a sunset or high-altitude dinner.
Elk Lake
Scenic lake offering paddle boarding, kayaking, and a resort with live music and rentals
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Spend the day right at Elk Lake swimming from multiple beaches, paddling on crystal-clear water, or relaxing on the sand with mountain views of the Three Sisters and Mt. Bachelor. Rent kayaks or paddleboards at Elk Lake Resort, then grab lunch, a beer, or a drink at the old-school lodge or restaurant. In summer, plan around live music on many weekends, often Saturday nights. In winter, come back for snowmobiling, snowshoeing, and a cozy lodge hangout.
Paulina Lake
Scenic lake with hiking trails, hot springs, and seasonal boating and fishing opportunities
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At Paulina Lake you can paddle by canoe, kayak, or SUP, hike the 7–8 mile loop trail, and stop at natural lakeside hot springs you reach by hiking or paddling. Fish for kokanee and other stocked fish, or rent boats and gear from the seasonal rustic lodge, which also has a bar, restaurant, and general store. Drive or hike up Paulina Peak for wide-open views. Nearby, visit Paulina Falls and walk the Big Obsidian Flow in the Newberry Caldera.
High Desert Museum
Expansive museum blending wildlife exhibits, cultural history, and interactive programs
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At the High Desert Museum, get close to river otters, porcupines, birds of prey, a bobcat and other desert dwellers in indoor galleries, outdoor habitats, and the Desertarium. Walk interpretive forest paths, explore changing art and history exhibits, and learn about Native American cultures and the region’s geology, plants, and wildlife. Step into 1904 at the Miller Family Ranch and sawmill, where living-history characters share homesteader stories. Kids can dive into hands-on programs, then refuel at the café or meadow picnic area. Pair your visit with nearby Newberry Volcanic Monument to see the broader high desert landscape.
Pet-friendly vacation rentals in Bend
Kid & Dog Friendly Bungalow In The Heart Of Bend
Adorable West Side Cottage, Pet Friendly!
The Desert Garden Airstream
Log Cabin on Tumalo Creek
Westside "Bud-And- Breakfast"
Old Mill and River Walk Retreat
Lucinder - Modern historic home, views, Downtown
Cozy, Pet Friendly, Hot Tub. Garage.
House rentals in Bend
The Land of Aus
Cascadia - Historic Drake Park Gem
Drake Park Cottage in the Heart of Bend
SAGE HAVEN* Hot tub* Mountain Views* Sleeps 8
Modern retreat in central Bend
Modern comfort in central location!
Cottage in Bend: Walk Everywhere
Smith Rock Oasis w/ Hot Tub Steps to the Park
Lakefront house rentals in Bend
A Stone's Throw | Riverfront Retreat | Waterfront
THE TROUT HOUSE a cabin on the River
Stunning Luxury, w/Hot Tub Pvt Lake Amazing Views
Best for Old Mill:River Trail, Views & Town
Cinder Butte House
Rare Riverfront with dock - paddleboards included
Sunriver Riverfront Log Cabin With Hot Tub
Riverfront Sunriver/Mt Bachelor Two Acre Oasis
When is the best time to visit Bend?
| Month | Jan | Feb | Mar | Apr | May | Jun | Jul | Aug | Sep | Oct | Nov | Dec |
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| Avg. price | $132 | $134 | $137 | $123 | $138 | $160 | $180 | $177 | $137 | $125 | $129 | $140 |
| Avg. temp | 35°F | 37°F | 41°F | 46°F | 53°F | 60°F | 68°F | 67°F | 60°F | 49°F | 39°F | 33°F |
Frequently Asked Questions
What are the best places to stay in Bend?
Explore downtown Bend for vibrant shops and cafes, the Old Mill District for walking paths by the river, or Westside neighborhoods for access to breweries and outdoor spaces. Many stays include easy access to parks and local trails.
What are the best things to do in Bend with kids?
Families frequently explore the High Desert Museum, play at Drake Park, or walk along the Deschutes River Trail. In winter, nearby areas often have snow activities suitable for children.
What are some of the best things to do in Bend?
Bend has river walks, mountain biking routes, and opportunities for paddle sports. Explore local breweries, visit the High Desert Museum, or stroll through downtown galleries and shops.
How is the weather in Bend?
Bend has cold, snowy winters with temperatures from 25 to 44°F (-4 to 7°C), while summers are dry and warm, reaching up to 88°F (31°C). Spring and autumn bring mild days and cool nights, so layering is helpful.
What are the best places to visit in Bend?
Discover the Old Mill District’s riverside trails, wander Drake Park, and explore exhibits at the High Desert Museum. The Deschutes River and vibrant downtown shops are frequently suggested destinations.
What are some hiking trails in Bend?
Bend has scenic hiking with the Deschutes River Trail, Shevlin Park’s forested paths, and Pilot Butte’s summit offering panoramic views. Trails around Tumalo Falls are often popular for nature walks.
What are some family activities we can do in Bend?
Families explore interactive exhibits at the High Desert Museum, picnic or play at Drake Park, and try floating or paddling on the Deschutes River. Seasonal events and markets welcome kids and adults.
What are some of the best day trip ideas from Bend?
Many visitors explore scenic lakes, hike near Tumalo Falls, or visit geological sites such as Lava River Cave. Smith Rock State Park is frequently suggested for hiking and rock climbing.
Are there any pet friendly accommodations available in Bend?
Bend has many pet-friendly stays in areas like downtown, Westside, and near parks. Trails and open spaces such as Shevlin Park make it easy to adventure with your dog.
What are some local tips for visiting Bend?
Pack layers to accommodate shifts from warm days to cool evenings, and sunscreen is useful due to the high elevation. Many locals use reusable water bottles and support Bend’s breweries or coffee shops.
What is Bend known for?
Bend is known for its outdoor recreation, craft brewery scene, and access to river, forest, and mountain landscapes. The city blends locally rooted arts, food, and family-friendly experiences.
What are the best hidden gems to explore in Bend?
Look for lava tube adventures at Lava River Cave, explore Pilot Butte for unique sunrise views, or wander the local art walks. Neighborhood cafes and lesser-known trails offer quieter ways to experience Bend.
What are the best foods to try in Bend?
Bend has locally brewed beers, pub favorites such as elk or bison burgers, and fresh Pacific Northwest-style cuisine. Farmers markets and casual bakeries are often suggested spots for seasonal treats.
What should I bring for a trip to Bend?
Bring comfortable walking shoes, layered clothing for shifting temperatures, and a reusable water bottle to stay hydrated. Sun protection and a hat are useful in summer, as skies are often clear.
What is the nightlife in Bend like?
Nightlife in Bend features local breweries, live music venues, and cozy pubs. Downtown and the Old Mill District are often lively with arts events, entertainment, and evening dining.
What are the most popular events or festivals in Bend?
Bend hosts a summer brew fest celebrating local craft beer, and annual events often include art walks or outdoor concerts in parks. Winter months bring community gatherings and holiday markets.
Are there family friendly vacation rentals in Bend?
Many vacation rentals in Bend welcome families, especially in neighborhoods near parks or the river. Spaces often have amenities such as kitchens, outdoor areas, and easy access to local attractions.
When is the best time to visit Bend?
Late spring through early autumn is often recommended thanks to warm, dry days and clear skies. Winter draws visitors for snow sports in nearby areas.
All about Bend
Bend is arguably Oregon’s capital of outdoor sports, a four-season base for a host of activities. Hundreds of miles of hiking and single-track mountain bike trails weave around Central Oregon, and the Deschutes River flowing through Bend is filled with paddleboards and kayaks. When the snows arrive, the snowboards and snowshoes emerge, many of them headed up Mt. Bachelor. Increasingly, this fast-growing city offers more urbane pleasures as well. The Old Mill District, a former sawmill, has been turned into a complex of shops and cafes. And Bend is home to more than two dozen, from tiny brewpubs to major brands, attracting beer lovers who have no intention of hitting the trail.
What are the top things to do in Bend?
Tumalo Falls
Viewing this spectacular 97-foot cascade, located 14 miles outside Bend, is only one reason to hike along Tumalo Creek. Many hikers use the falls as a starting point for four-to-eight-mile loops that wend past smaller but equally scenic waterfalls.
Mount Bachelor
Snowboarders and skiers from all over the West make pilgrimages to Bend for Mt. Bachelor’s 101 runs, which range in skill level from novice to expert. In the summer, mountain bikers take the same lifts up to fly along trails that descend through the trees.
Whitewater Park
Surfing in the middle of Bend? When the city parks department created a whitewater play area on the Deschutes River in 2015, short-board surfers flocked to its Green Wave feature. You can also rent an inner tube or a raft (plus lifejackets) for a leisurely two-mile float through the center of town. The bravest rafters can steer through the rocky, fast-flowing whitewater channel — dodging surfboards, of course.
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