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Cozy Three Story Lookout Tower
Thank you for your interest in The Cozy Lookout Tower! Our unique vacation home is really a destination location rather than just a place to stay while you explore the area. Many of our guests are repeat guests that use our home as a place to recharge, relax, cook, read, talk, play games and connect with that special someone. There are some lovely hikes in the area, we encourage you to bring your dog and enjoy the beautiful surroundings by taking some hikes then returning for a soak in the tub!
Quiet central Oregon desert retreat with a view!
Bright and cheery cottage on five acres with a view! Bathrooms completely renovated in 2019 with tile and modern barn decor. Premium linens and duvets. Fully stocked kitchen with Nespresso machine. Gas BBQ on the deck! Relax in this extraordinary high desert setting or hike right out your front door. Located in a rural area 50 minutes north of Bend, between the Deschutes and Crooked Rivers, you will have access to climbing, fishing, kayaking. Come visit the craft breweries in nearby Redmond!
Smith Rock Hideout - Cascade mountain views
The Hideout is a cozy and convenient base camp for climbers, hikers, trail runners, digital nomads, and anyone wanting to relax and explore the beauty of Central Oregon. Just 8 minutes to Smith Rock! Take in the views of the Cascade mountains and farmland beyond while relaxing on the covered porch. The Hideout is my personal semi-rural retreat. While away, I’m happy to share it with outdoor enthusiasts who enjoy creature comforts after a day of getting after it outdoors. Longer stays welcome!
Smith Rock Gardens
You'll enjoy the main house with the best views of Smith Rock and the Cascade mountains. Smith Rock State Park is literally across the street. A great location for outdoor activities at the park or in the region. Hike, climb, bike, walk or jog around the park. Sip tea inside and watch the animals. Perfect for artist and photographers. Relax on the deck or enjoy a sunset BBQ with gorgeous views. Owners live in adjoining unit. Separate entrance. Instagram: @smithrockgardens DCCA Tax# 1784
Smith Rock Contemporary
Epic views await at this new contemporary Airbnb suite. Situated atop Cinder Butte, with stunning views of Smith Rock, Mt. Hood, Mt. Jefferson and the Terrebonne valley. Enjoy this 800 sf daylight basement apartment with dedicated entrance and parking, open concept living, laundry, bedroom and custom bath. Luxe accommodation just minutes from Smith Rock State Park. A covered deck with magnificent views will make you feel right at home. Start your day with a gorgeous sunrise over Smith Rock
Pointe of Blessing with hot tub and canyon views
Prepare to be blown away by the astounding sunrises , sunsets and awesome moonrises you will enjoy at the Pointe of Blessing. We feel our canyon perch is a gift from God too good to keep to ourselves. Our cozy home sits atop an outcropping of rock which juts out from the canyon rim affording us unobstructed views up and down the length of the Crooked River Canyon. We overlook several holes of the Crooked River Ranch golf course and Smith Rock is visible in the distance to the South.
Smith Rock Nest - Steps to the Park!
No other home is closer to the Smith Rock's main attractions. The entire 3BR/2BA home in Terrebonne is yours for a perfect stay to maximize your Smith adventure! Enjoy the stocked kitchen, wood burning stove, central heat/AC, laundry, and hot tub. High speed fiber-optic internet and desk are provided for remote work. Discounts for week-long stays. Quick access to Bend (30 mins), Sisters (35 mins) and Mt. Bachelor (1 hour). No pets, no RVs, and no parties/events permitted. DCCA# 1715
Bend Country 4 BR/3 Bth, Amazing 9 Mt View, 9 acre
Plan your vacation getaway and escape the destination resorts at our quiet & peaceful lodge home retreat on 9 private acres just north of Bend, "in the country but not far away"; only 10 min. to restaurants & stores if you need anything. Relax while gazing at the amazing 9 Cascade Mts and overlooking a bend of the legendary Deschutes River. Enjoy some of the many Central OR area activities, Skiing, Golfing, Fishing, Hiking, Rock Climbing, Biking, local Wineries & Micro Breweries, & more.
Modern lofted guest house
Enjoy our recently completed lofted guest house. Just 3.7 miles from smith rocks and walking distance to Terrebonne restaurants, coffee and local grocery store. Centrally located, 15 min to the airport and just a 30 min drive to Bend. Our guest house has a fully stocked kitchenette ( NO OVEN) with a toaster oven/air fryer, and an induction cook top. Sit back and relax outside in the Adirondack chairs while drinking a Nespresso coffee. Wifi is provided as well as a Roku T.V and DVD.
Cabin on The Rim
Take it easy at this unique and private getaway. This off the grid studio cabin is located just 10 minutes from Smith Rock and 10 minutes from Lake Billy Chinook. It is positioned on the edge of the Crooked River Gorge with breathtaking views of the canyon. Near the cabin is a trail head to a private hiking trail that takes the adventurer down into the canyon where the scenery is otherworldly. Enjoy a sunset with full cascade Mountain View’s, green pastures, and grazing horses.
Steelhead Falls Log Cabin
Enjoy a restful time in our waterfront log cabin along the Deschutes River. Location is perfect for watching wildlife, fly fishing, quiet relaxation, and has easy access to hiking and rock climbing at Smith Rock and Lake Billy Chinook. Steelhead Falls is a a short hike away. Bend and Sisters are near. Unfortunately, we cannot accommodate even small weddings. We recommend access to AWD vehicle with either chains or snow tires in winter. Dog friendly- sorry, no cats.
Fallen Snag Lodge next to Smith Rock State Park
One mile from Smith Rock State Park & 30 minutes from Bend, Fallen Snag Lodge will be your very own private nature preserve. A wrap around deck faces the Marsupial rock formations & Crooked river, with lounge chairs set to view hawks, turkey vultures & eagles during the day & for stargazing at night. Ideal for couples or a family wanting to get away from it all in a beautifully appointed, comfortable lodge set in central Oregon's magnificent high desert landscape.
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Mountain View Cabin near Smith Rock - Pet-Friendly
Smith Rock Retreat- Two Units in One Listing!
Frequently Asked Questions
What are the best places to stay in Terrebonne?
Vacation rentals near Smith Rock State Park are often popular among outdoor enthusiasts. Rural cabins and homes with scenic views provide options for those seeking a quiet retreat in Central Oregon's landscape.
What are the best things to do in Terrebonne with kids?
Families can explore interpretive trails at Smith Rock State Park, visit alpaca or farm animal ranches, and enjoy local parks with playgrounds. Rock climbing lessons and educational nature walks are often recommended for younger adventurers.
What are some of the best things to do in Terrebonne?
Explore trails and rock formations at Smith Rock State Park, try river activities on the Crooked River, or visit local farms showcasing agriculture. The area is known for climbing, hiking, and opportunities to experience rural Oregon culture.
How is the weather in Terrebonne?
Terrebonne has cold winters, with temperatures from 23–44°F (-5–7°C), and warm, dry summers reaching 88°F (31°C). Rainfall is light throughout much of the year, so the climate is often described as sunny and dry during summer.
When is the best time to visit Terrebonne?
Late spring through early autumn is often recommended for outdoor activities, with temperatures warming to 69–88°F (21–31°C) and less rainfall. This period is also known for festivals, events, and colorful scenery.
What are the best places to visit in Terrebonne?
Smith Rock State Park is often recommended for dramatic geological views and varied trail options. Local farms and markets, as well as the Crooked River, attract visitors interested in rural experiences and outdoor activities.
What are some hiking trails in Terrebonne?
Explore the Misery Ridge Trail or River Trail within Smith Rock State Park for scenic hikes suitable for various experience levels. These paths highlight the area's striking rock formations and river views.
What are some family activities we can do in Terrebonne?
Terrebonne has river walks, wildlife watching, and picnic spots around Smith Rock State Park. Visits to nearby ranches and seasonal U-pick farms are frequently suggested for family outings.
What are some of the best day trip ideas from Terrebonne?
Explore the volcanic landscapes at Newberry National Volcanic Monument, stroll through nearby historic downtowns, or discover craft beverage tasting rooms in Central Oregon. The region is known for outdoor activities and unique geological formations.
Are there any pet friendly accommodations available in Terrebonne?
Many rentals in Terrebonne and the surrounding rural area welcome pets, with options including cabins, cottages, and ranch-style homes. Public lands like Smith Rock State Park allow leashed pets on many designated trails.
What are some local tips for visiting Terrebonne?
Bring layers to adapt to cool mornings and warm afternoons, and pack sunscreen and sturdy shoes for rocky terrain. Early mornings are popular for scenic photos at Smith Rock State Park, and many shops or markets are locally owned.
What is Terrebonne known for?
Terrebonne is known for Smith Rock State Park, a frequently suggested destination for rock climbing and hiking. The community is also recognized for its rural heritage, scenic landscapes, and access to Central Oregon’s outdoor recreation.
What are the best hidden gems to explore in Terrebonne?
Discover scenic viewpoints and lesser-known trails around Smith Rock State Park, or visit local farms that showcase Central Oregon's ranching traditions. The area also has small art studios and rustic markets for those interested in handcrafted goods.
What are the best foods to try in Terrebonne?
Look for locally raised beef, seasonal produce, and dishes highlighting Oregon potatoes and cheeses. Bakeries sometimes feature marionberry pastries, while casual spots serve comfort foods rooted in regional traditions.
What should I bring for a trip to Terrebonne?
Pack versatile layers for Terrebonne, as temperatures range from chilly winters near 25°F (-4°C) to warm summers around 88°F (31°C). Bring sun protection, sturdy shoes for outdoor exploring, and a refillable water bottle, especially if you plan to enjoy the area's natural sites.
What is the nightlife in Terrebonne like?
Nightlife in Terrebonne centers on casual local bars, ranch-style restaurants, and community events, rather than late-night clubs. Live music and gatherings occasionally take place in neighboring towns or at local venues.
What are the most popular events or festivals in Terrebonne?
Terrebonne often has seasonal farmers markets and small-town celebrations during summer and autumn. Rodeos, craft fairs, and local harvest festivals are popular ways to experience the region's community spirit and rural traditions.
Are there family friendly vacation rentals in Terrebonne?
Terrebonne has a range of family-friendly vacation rentals, from homes with extra bedrooms to cabins near parks and river areas. Many hosts provide amenities for children and outdoor activities, making it easy for families to enjoy the region.