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Paddlers RV Retreat

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· Bend, Deschutes, Oregon

1 acre hosted by Beth L.

1 Caravan site

Full RV hookups

Electrical, water, and sewage hookups are available at all sites.

Discover the charm of this picturesque 0.6-acre property nestled among towering trees along the canal. With its own dock and a small shoreline perfect for launching SUPs, canoes, kayaks, or floaties, this location offers endless opportunities for water-based adventures. Stay in the calm canal, or venture out onto the north-flowing Big Deschutes River. Seasonal access via the canal typically spans from June 15th to September 6th, ensuring prime enjoyment during the warmer months. Encounter a variety of wildlife, including deer, elk, rabbits, geese, squirrels, and more, enhancing the natural allure of the area. Whether you prefer basking in the sun or seeking refuge in the shade, this idyllic space offers the perfect balance for your enjoyment. Locally owned and meticulously managed, this property promises a seamless and delightful retreat for your relaxation and recreation needs. Advertised nightly price is for one 30amp or 50amp electrical (your choice), one 110v outlet, one hose bib, and one sewer connection. 2nd RV will be charged extra. You can also use the large, empty, locking shed for bicycle and boat storage...... Equipped with one post for electrical that has: 2 - 50amp plugs 1- 30 amp plug 1 - 110v plug (on a 20amp breaker) and 2 sewer connections Also: one additional water bib not nearby to these. Rest assured that your privacy is paramount—we won't introduce strangers into your allocated time slot for the extra spot. Despite neighboring houses, the ambiance is remarkably serene and conducive to leisurely strolls in the tranquil surroundings. You'll be pleasantly surprised by the level of privacy afforded by this peaceful enclave.This property backs to a man-made canal waterway, that is horseshoe shaped, and you can paddle from our access point in either direction on the horseshoe, to enter the Deschutes River (northbound current, requires a takeout plan and getting a ride back to the property). The canal is a low flowing, rarely a current, alternative to entering the Deschutes River, if you just want to float or lounge, or practice with your equipment and paddle back to the property, no ride needed! Too deep for wading, no swimming. Paddler 1 campsite is away from the street. Part sun and shade. The site enjoys solid visual privacy fences to shelter views of neighbors on both sides. Level and part soil part grass, part hard sand and pine loam. Sewer hookup full time or on departure. Seasonal canal access varies depending on Deschutes River level, but usually full access from June 15th through September 6th.

Natural features

Forest

River, stream, or creek

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3 Ratings · 3 reviews

Chris S.recommends

July 19, 2024

Paddler 1

Good quiet location. Would stay again. Convenient to cascade lakes, fall and deschutes rivers as well as Sunriver and Lapine.

Robin J.recommends

July 7, 2024

Paddler 1

Tennis matches !

Great set up , must back in with any trailer 20 feet or more. Not exactly on the Deschutes river , on an ebb , wasn't flowing when we were there. lot's of mosquitoes at night..

R P.recommends

June 29, 2024

Paddler 1

Beautiful 1 acre lot. Private, quiet, and full hookup. Lots of wildlife. Great spot for paddlers, cyclists, and those just wanting a quiet place to enjoy the outdoors. Neighbors on both sides but privacy fences. Need to respect that this is a community of homeowners. Quick drive to Sunriver.

Location

Bend, Deschutes, Oregon, United StatesTraditional, ancestral territory of Cayuse, Umatilla and Walla Walla, Klamath, Confederated Tribes of Grand Ronde, and Confederated Tribes of Siletz Indians First Nations according to To respect the Host's privacy, the precise address of this land will be provided after booking

Hosted by Beth L.

Joined in March 2022

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