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The Lodge at Suttle Lake makes Sunset Magazine's "Top 10 Lakes", in addition to topping the list for "Best Romantic Splurge".

The ideal romantic lake outing requires three things. 1. Natural beauty, because  soaring hearts demand scenery to match. 2. Not too many people, because romance  shuns crowds. 3. Some luxury, because love likes it a little cushy.  Suttle Lake, in central Oregon, earns top marks in all three categories. The  glacier-formed lake is undeniably a stunner. But oddly, even at the height of  summer, Suttle never feels mobbed—despite being one of Oregon’s more accessible  mountain lakes (U.S. 20 skirts its northern shore).

But luxury is  where Suttle really scores. Its seven-year-old resort is a modern take on Mt.  Hood’s Timberline Lodge, big on rough-hewn beams and wrought-iron chandeliers.  The spa offers couples’ massages; the Boathouse Restaurant serves  surprisingly-ambitious-for-being-out-in-the wilds Northwest cuisine, like  grilled salmon with charmoula cumin sauce and buttermilk-soaked trout and chips.  There’s a long list of activities you can participate in—kayaking, canoeing,  fly-fishing, hiking. But if you just want to sit on the lodge lawn gazing off at  the lake and thinking only about each other, that’s fine too.

Stay: Eagle Feather, the most desirable of the 11 lodge suites, features  a sitting room with a stone fireplace and a sleeping loft overlooking the lake.  The older lodge cabins are pretty simple, but four contemporary versions  fronting Cinder Beach feature all the modern luxuries of the lodge rooms. Lodge suites from $199, waterfront cabins from $299; 2-night min.;  thelodgeatsuttlelake.com

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Glamping Coq au vin tutorial compliments of the "Two Fat Ladies" cooking series...

 

10+ Oregon Beach Destinations You'll Be Swept Away By~

 

One of the reasons Oregon is such a desirable state to live, is well...because of it's unlimited options of vibrant culture with an equal measure of undeniably raw, natural beauty.  And if you're in the mood for sand between your toes, Oregon's beaches are nothing short of spectacular. 

From romantic secluded stretches of beaches for the most intimate of get-togethers, to a Coney Island style boardwalk.  Oregon beaches offer all that AND MORE!  Check-out The Best of Portland's  choices for the most desirable stretches of sand for your EVERY mood.

Here are just a few of our favorite Oregon beaches:

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Bandon Dunes - just one visit and you'll come away a Bandonista!  And for avid golfers, Bandon Dunes has all the hallmarks and spirit of Scotland’s ancient links.  Players from around the world come here to immerse themselves in the traditions of a timeless game along the grandeur of Oregon’s rugged coast.

Sweeping, untamed shores stretch for miles. Primeval grassy dunes that roll to the edge of the sea.  Four distinctly different courses that were conceived in harmony with nature. They combine with all the essential elements to reveal a new golf experience every time you play. The soul of the game resides in Bandon Dunes. Players walk. And at the end of the day, gracious hospitality comforts each guest like a warm, friendly embrace. Click Here to check-out stellar lodging options.

That's Bandon Dunes.  Golf, the way it's meant to be.

Florence located on the northern edge of the Oregon Dunes National Recreation Area (ODNRA) with it's 17 surrounding rivers, is best known for dune buggy and horse back riding, crabbing, clamming, ocean and river fishing, swimming and boating, summer jet boat trips on the Siuslaw River, excursion and dinner cruises on the old fashioned Westward Ho! Sternwheeler, bird watching and hiking.   The ODNRA contains some of the largest oceanfront dunes in the world, ranging up to 500 feet high and forming banks up to three miles deep. The Oregon dunes are the largest expanse of coastal sand dunes in the U.S., and stretch for 50 miles between Florence and Coos Bay.

Old Town Florence has a interesting selection of shops and boutiques, coffee houses and nice restaurants to choose from.

Ten miles north of Florence, the enormous sea grotto of the Sea Lion Caves contains the only mainland rookery of Stellar's sea lion in the lower 48 states. After paying an admission fee, visitors descend through a 208 foot elevator shaft cut into the natural basalt and enter the grotto. The sea lions occupy the cave in fall and winter, with up to 200 sea lions living there. Views of the coastline include Heceta Head Lighthouse and nearby cliffs that are home to guillemots, cormorants and other sea birds.

Golfers enjoy the 18 hole Ocean Dunes Golf Links public course, which is surrounded by sixty foot high sand dunes. The course has a driving range, cart and equipment rentals and a pro shop. Open all year, weekend reservations are recommended on this popular course (1-800-468-4833). The Sandpines Golf Resort (public) is a Rees Jones course, including 6 treed holes, 6 water holes and 6 dune holes. It was voted best new public course in America (1993) by Golf Digest. Reservations are recommended (1-800-917-4653). Check-out the River House Inn for lodging.

Gearhart is a destination unto itself.  Names by Travel & Leisure Magazine as “One of America’s Best Little Beach Towns” for the past two years in a row is no surprise.  With just the right mix of town, lodging, grand residential beachfront estates, golf and one of the only beaches in Oregon you can actually drive and have a tailgate party on, it's hard for this coastal destination not to become a family favorite. For lodging be sure to check-out: Fitzgeralds Cottages, Gearhart Ocean Inn and Gearhart Cottages.

 

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Astoria is a intimate city steeped in history on the Columbia River, just a few miles from the Pacific Ocean.  Because of the city's steep hills and beautiful Victorian homes, Astoria has been Called the “Little San Francisco of the Pacific Northwest.”  Astoria's old world charm and scenic coastal beauty is rumored to have been one of the reasons why it was chosen as the backdrop for the movie "Goonies".

There are a number of B&Bs.  If you're looking for a easy and convenient hotel stay consider Astoria's Holiday Inn Express & Suites.

Just across Youngs Bay is Warrenton, a city of 4,500, that encompasses Fort Stevens State Park and its broad, clean ocean beaches.

Florence - see information provided above.

Lincoln City is one of Oregon's most talked about coastal destinations because of the wide variety of activities available.  Clamming, crabbing, fishing, horseback riding, hunting for glass boat floats, water skiiing on Devil's Lake, Golfing, shopping at the factory outlet mall and more.  Lincoln City literally offers something for everyone. Click Here for a direct link to the Lincoln City's Chamber of Commerce.

Newport has been a playground for visitors since the late 1800's and is host to one of the state's largest annual seafood and wine festivals. Nestled between the Coastal Mountains, Pacific Ocean and Yaquina Bay, the natural beauty of the area draws those seeking a unique and exciting coastal experience.

Whether you bring the whole family to visit the aquarium, Ripley's Believe It Or Not, The Wax Museum, to go deep sea fishing  or to just escape by yourselves, you are sure to have a great time in Newport.   Click Here for a direct link to Newport, Oregon's Chamber of Commerce.

Seaside offers the definitive "Boardwalk" experience for the young at heart.  The hustle and bustle of arcades, cotton candy, taffy and fudge shops and virtually every seaside ammenity imaginable, including a factory outlet mall and theater makes this small seaside town a magnate for the masses.  Click Here to visit the Sea Side Chamber of Commerce.

 

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Cannon Beach is a sophisticated yet quaint haven for connoisseurs of northwest coastal art, wine and dining experiences.  Haystack Rock serves as a backdrop for miles of sandy coastline.  Click Here to find a nice assortment of lodging accomodations.

Gearhart is a destination unto itself.  Names by Travel & Leisure Magazine as “One of America’s Best Little Beach Towns” for the past two years in a row is no surprise.  With just the right mix of town, lodging, grand residential beachfront estates, golf and one of the only beaches in Oregon you can actually drive and have a tailgate party on, it's hard for this coastal destination not to become a family favorite. For lodging be sure to check-out: Fitzgeralds Cottages, Gearhart Ocean Inn and Gearhart Cottages.

Manzanita is a intimate and idealic beachside community with a 7-mile stretch of sandy beach.  The Inn at Manzanita offers a fabulous experience and the hotel's website will tell you everything you need to know regarding why your next beach visit should be to Manzanita!

Pacific City is the beach you head to when you want to really get away from it all.  It's a one Stop Light town with unobstructed views of the Pacific Ocean and miles of pristine beach to surf along side, to hike and ride horses on or to enjoy just layback and do absolutely nothing on.  The Inn at Cape Kiwanda offers a view from virtually every room. 

19 Great Recipe Ideas For A Memorable Picnic - Compliments of Delish!

 

Even vegetarians can indulge in this decadent "BLT" — where the "B" stands for Rogue River Smoky Blue cheese. Stack it up with romaine lettuce, beefsteak tomatoes, and our Rosemary Mayonnaise, which gives this sandwich its sophisticated flavor.

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Oregon's Crater Lake Ranked #1 in Beautiful Lakes Around The Globe. This southern Oregon sapphire blue hued jewel stood-out from all the others for being the; highest, deepest, clearest, most beautiful — showcasing nature at its best.

 Situated over a historic crater, Crater Lake is the centerpiece of national parks in Oregon that displays nature at its rawest and most powerful. Forests of towering evergreens and 2,000-foot-high cliffs surround the lake, where extraordinarily deep waters — at 1,943 feet, it's the deepest lake in the United States — yield an intense sapphire-blue hue.

A 33 mile road that circles the lake offers picturesque views from all sides.

Stay at Crater Lake Lodge,  The Cabins at Mazama Village for relaxation and winter hiking and cross-country skiing, or if you're seeking a memorable camping experience; Mazama Campground in early June, after the roads have been plowed and the trails cleared.

Crater Lake offers up close and personal volvano boat tours, and unlimited trails for hiking enthusiasts.

 Click Here to read Beth Collins of Budget Travel's full review of Oregon's marvel and to learn more about all the other lakes globally that made Budget Travel's list. 

Kids are climbing new heights at Cave Junction's "Out n' About Treesort", one of Bing's featured "12 Resorts Where Kids Rule".

 
The name gives it away: Stay here and you’ll be sleeping in a tree house. The Oregon resort 18 of them, plus a host of platforms. Not only do guests get to sleep among the birds, Out 'n' About keeps the family fun high-flying with seven swinging bridges, five tall swings, a "Tarzan swing" and a zipline course.  Click Here to review the full article compliments of Bing.

Oregon's Breitenbush Hot Springs makes the list of the world's coolest hot springs

 
This hot spring is tucked inside Oregon's Cascade Range, a place that nearby Indian tribes used to visit regularly. These days, the hot spring is part of the Breitenbush retreat center, and is available for day use or longer stays. The warm mineral waters bubble their way into several soaking tubs and rock-lined pools, sitting serenely on a wooded hill overlooking the Breitenbush River.  Click Here to peruse the full list.

The Twinkie Defense isn't going to fly on this and 8 other simple barbecue recipes. When it comes to the ease of addiction, you're going to find yourself - guilty as charged!

 

Delish's Triple -Threat Twinkies, Grilled Candy Bars, Chocolate Toffee Fluff S'Mores, Strawberry Rhubarb Crumb Cake, Moink Balls,  Bacon Explosion, Smoky Corn and Black Bean Pizza, Hot Dog on a Stick and others are guaranteed to make your next barbecue at home or on the road... gastronomically memorable. 

Click Here for a link to the recipes.

The Best Of Portland weighs-in on Oregon's uber lakes, camping and rustic lodging experiences. Serenity now!

To make our list the camping experience had to be considered phenomenal and include; a serene environment with a picturesque camping backdrop, offer amenities for both children and adults, it had to be found clean, well-kept, safe, secure and offer additional scenic features and attractions nearby, with easy access.

Alpine Camping

Detroit Lake

 

Move over Lake Cuomo, because Oregon's Detroit Lake, a sparkling little gem in the Cascade Mountains offers a NW twist on lakeside luxury with a pristine alpine lake backdrop and all the bells and whistles either on the lake or within a short walking distance to one of it's many beautiful shorelines. 

The lake itself is over nine miles long and has over 30 miles of sandy shoreline framed by towering Fir Trees and offers exceptional water sports of all kinds including; boating, fishing, water skiing, swimming and all types of personal watercraft.

Accommodations range from true "tent" camping sites, yurt and cabin rentals to motel and private rental accommodations.

For Recreation, Lodging and Shopping consider:

• Breitenbush Hot Springs
• Korner Post Restaurant
• Detroit Lake Business Association
• All Seasons Motel

For State Park Campgrounds consider:

• Detroit Lake State Park
• Mongold Dayuse Area
• Marine Board Water Level

For U.S. Forest Service Campgrounds consider:

• Hoover Campground
• Piety Island Campground
• South Shore Campground

Kane's Marina is a fabulous resource for all your RV and Boating needs:

• RV
• Boat Rentals

In addition to: Memorial Day Weekend, Independence Day Weekend and Labor Day Weekend, Detroit Lake celebrates the following annual events; 

Sailing Regatta

Detroit Lake Cruise-in Classic Car Rally

Army Core of Engineers Water Graph: Water Level Graph

Click Here for detailed information regarding Detroit Lake State Park.

 

Cooper Spur Mountain Resort

 
Cooper Spur Mountain Resort is a mountain lodge and resort specializing in family vacations, weddings, retreats and group events. Located on the magnificent north side of Mt. Hood and set in the midst of the beautiful Mt. Hood National Forest, their lodge is surrounded by pine trees with views of three different mountain peaks.

Just 23 miles south of Hood River, Oregon, and 12 miles from Mt. Hood Meadows Ski Resort, Cooper Spur Mountain Resort is ideal for those seeking year round mountain adventures. It's a quick and easy 90 minute drive from Portland, yet is secluded to allow guests to remove themselves from their stressful daily lives and enjoy the surrounding nature.

Accommodations include hotel rooms and 2-bedroom condos in their mountain lodge, the Homestead Cabin, 2-bedroom cabins, and a 4-bedroom log home (perfect for large families or corporate retreats). The peeled log structures present a charm and elegance you would expect in this mountain environment. All units have fireplaces with the exception of their lodge hotel rooms. All of their units also have micro-wave ovens and refrigerators so guests can prepare meals and snacks in their rooms as well.

Guests at Cooper Spur Mountain Resort can dine in their restaurant - open evenings this summer at 4:30 PM for family-style buffet dining.  Click here to find out more about this unique resort and to book your reservation!

 

Crater Lake

Crater Lake has inspired people for hundreds of years. No place else on earth combines a deep, pure lake, so blue in color; sheer surrounding cliffs, almost two thousand feet high; two picturesque islands; and a violent volcanic past. It is a place of immeasurable beauty, and an outstanding outdoor laboratory and classroom.

Find lodging at the historic Crater Lake Lodge or in one of the peaceful cabins or campgrounds at Mazama Village. Either way you will be surrounded by an authentic rustic northwest atmosphere. Enjoy morning coffee as you watch the sun rise over the lake, or spend a quiet evening relaxing by the fireplace. Spend your days gazing at the lake from more than 20 scenic overlooks during a breathtaking trip around Crater Lake on Rim Drive.

Click Here for a link to a place you'll find is like no other!

 

Elk Lake

 
Elk Lake is truly an ALL SEASON oasis.  In the winter months do you find yourself with excess energy?  Picture snow shoeing in to pickup the keys to your cabin or if you find yourself a little winded, imagine hitching a snow mobile, dog sled or snow cat ride in to your cabin.  And in the spring/summer months when the snow has melted drive your car up to stellar cabin accomodations on this magnificent alpine lake.  Click Here for more details.

 

Odell Lake

Located in high cascades of Klamath County, Oregon, Odell Lake is one of the largest lakes in Oregon. Fishermen will revel in the lake's population of bull trout, lake trout, rainbow trout, whitefish and kokanee. The six-mile long lake is surrounded by a spectacular array of spruce, hemlock, fir and pine trees. Campers can opt to park the RV at Princess Creek, Odell Creek or Trapper Creek, all offering paved roads and fireplaces. Odell Lake Lodge features a small store, fishing tackle, boat rental and guide services.

• Address: 21501 East Odell Road, Crescent Lake, Oregon
• Contact: 800-434-2540 or 541-433-2540
• Website: http://www.odelllakeresort.com/about/frequently-asked-questions

 

Paulina Lake Lodge

 
Located in the Deschutes National Forest, Paula Lake Lodge is complete Summer and Winter family resort. Their rustic lodge is set on the shore of Paulina Lake, inside world famous Newberry Crater, a lake formed by ancient volcanic activity in the caldera of Mt. Newberry.

Paulina Lodge's experienced staff is anxious to offer advice on where to go and how to hook up for the best fishing. They have rental boats and motors, moorage, gas and oil to keep any boating enthusiast out doing what they love best. 

A general store stocked with groceries, sundries, beverages and fishing licenses is available for those last second items and a complete tackle and bait shop are supplied exclusively for their guests. 

Stop into the Lodge for a bite to eat from their restaurant, complete with bar and coffee barista its sure to impress even the most seasoned of travelers. 

As the name inplies, Paulina Lake Lodge also offers rental cabins for those who like to experience the outdoors without leaving the comfort of home.  A recreational paradise for fishing, hiking, snowmobiling, cross country skiing, or just plain loafing! 

So much awaits you at majestic Paulina Lake, for a better idea of who they are and what they offer browse their site at:  www.paulinalakelodge

 

Sheltered Cove

 
Shelter Cove Resort & Marina located on the majestic and beautiful Odell Lake.  Odell Lake is one of Oregon's largest natural lakes located high in the breath taking central Oregon Cascades.  Here at Shelter Cove Resort & Marina you will enjoy a majestic stay in one of our many lodging or camping opportunities.

Shelter Cove Resort & Marina is an "All Season Resort" offering an array of activities from snow skiing to water skiing and some of the best fishing in the northwest.   Shelter Cove has all your lodging needs covered whether you have an RV and need hookups, or have a tent and need solitude, or a majestic yet rustic cabin, or even our fully equiped Kokanee Lodge.

All 13 lake front cabins are comfortably furnished with kitchens, towels, and bedding to accommodate 2 to 10 people.  Five of the Odell Lake front cabins structures are log.  One of the Odell lake cabins is more than 90 years old!!  All cabins have modern facilities and two sources of heat.  Wood is provided for the 3 Odell Lake cabins that have wood burning stoves.  All of Shelter Cove's cabins are nestled among the fir trees along the south shore of Odell Lake. 

Enjoy Oregon's famous Odell Lake and see what everyone is talking about.  Just 2 miles off Highway 58 Willamette Pass, and just 60 miles southeast of Eugene Oregon, on beautiful Odell Lake.  Enjoy the mountains, the lake, and some of natures most scenic beauty.  Click Here for a link to make a reservation now!

 

Coastal Camping

Umpqua Lighthouse State Park - 6 miles South of Reedsport, Oregon

Located less than a mile from the famous Salmon Harbor on Winchester Bay, the campground and developed day use areas are centered around beautiful Lake Marie. Access to this small freshwater lake is provided for angling and non-motorized boating. There is also a small sandy beach set aside for swimming or just relaxing.

The small overnight campground offers RV and tent campsites, along with two beautiful one-room log cabins. These warm and cozy cabins sleep four comfortably. They also have covered porches which overlook picturesque Lake Marie. Two rustic yurts and six deluxe yurts are also available in the campground (the deluxe yurts feature restrooms, a kitchenette, TV/VCR and beds). Showers and restrooms are centrally located. This beautiful and quiet campground has yet to be discovered by crowds of camping enthusiasts.

The park is centered in the stretch of towering sand dunes protected by the Oregon Dunes National Recreation Area. These dunes, many of which reach heights of 500 feet or more, are ideal for the off-road enthusiast, or for the person who enjoys the magnificent wonders of nature. For more information about the dunes and the recreational opportunities offered, contact the Oregon Dunes National Recreation Area visitor center in nearby Reedsport or call (541) 271-3611.

The Umpqua River Lighthouse towers above the entrance to Winchester Bay. The 65-foot tower contains a distinctive lens which emits a red and white flash. The lighthouse and adjacent museum are operated and maintained by the Douglas County Parks Department. Tours are offered May 1 through September 30. Click Here for more detailed information.

Nearby Attractions

Honeyman campground
Darlingtonia
Heceta Head Lighthouse
Washburne campground
Bolon Island Tideways
Tugman campground

  

 Carl G. Washburne Memorial State Park - 12 miles North of Florence, Oregon

 

Located on the east side of Highway 101, this secluded camping spot was thoughtfully designed with a sound and visual buffer of native plants between your site and the highway. The campsites are spacious. There are several trails of varying difficulty leading from the campsites to the beach, wildlife viewing areas, and second-growth forests.

A walking trail leads you under the highway to a five-mile sandy beach and a day-use area, where you'll find space to watch whales, hunt agates, beachcomb, and picnic. Another trail connects you to the Heceta Head trail, which you can use to reach the historic Heceta Head lighthouse.

In the campground at night, you can hear the pounding surf. There is a creek running through the campground, and elk have been known to wander through. Wild rhododendrons bloom in spring.

Click Here for a link to the park brochure.

Nearby attractions

Mercer Lake

C&M Stables

Sea Lion Caves

Sandpines

Ocean Dunes Golf Links

Old Town Florence

Sandland Adventures

Sand Dunes Frontier

Oregon Coast Aquarium

Three Rivers Casino

  

Jesse M. Honeyman Memorial Park - Three miles South of Florence, Oregon

  

Situated half way up the Oregon coast and three miles south of Florence on scenic Highway 101 is the second largest overnight camp in the state. There are two miles of sand dunes between the park and the ocean. Two natural freshwater lakes are within the park. Cleawox -- which is great for swimming -- and Woahink, which has a public boat ramp, is used for all water sports. Rent a canoe and explore the lake.

During Discovery Season (October 1 to April 30 every year), you can access the Oregon Dunes National Recreation Area directly from your campsite in H loop of the campground. Reservations are recommended for winter holidays such as Thanksgiving and Christmas.

Spring brings out the pink rhododendrons. Come summertime, this is a great place for family reunions. The fall huckleberries and blackberries are ripe for the picking. During the winter, off-road vehicle users can access the sand dunes from H Loop.

Click Here for a link to detailed information.

Cultural Camping

Kahneeta - Eastern Oregon

Kahneeta offers the best of all worlds in terms of a vibrant cultural experience combined with as much or as little state-of-the-art trappings it's visitors desire.  Rough-it by sleeping under a canopy of stars in a traditional TeePee, a quaint cabin or your own RV in the Village, or enjoy luxury amenities and accommodations at Kahneeta's upscale Lodge & Casino situated in a picturesque high desert setting.

Waterpark, Massage, Mudbaths, Golf, Salmon Bakes, Horseback Riding and hiking are just a few of Kahneeta's attractions.

Click here to peruse all your options and to book your accommodations.
 

High Desert Camping - Eastern Oregon

The Cove at Palisades

Located in Oregon's high desert region, the weather is sunny and warm in the summer months and chilly but generally mild in the winter. The park is situated among towering cliffs that surround beautiful Lake Billy Chinook. Cove Palisades State Park is a year-round recreational destination for the entire family.

The park features a myriad of opportunities for water recreational activities, a full-service campground, store, restaurant, marina and rental services.

Not interested in camping? Deluxe lakeshore log cabins are available. Nature lovers will find nearly 10 miles of hiking trails that give access to areas rich in wildlife and splendid scenery.

The park is home to the popular Eagle Watch event held each February.

Learn about the unusual and unique attributes of this premier recreational and natural resource area ... at water level! 

Camping
Electric
Yurts, Cabins & Teepees
Accessible Camping with Restrooms (ADA Compliant) and Showers
Full Hook-up
Lake Boating with Ramp & Slips
Swimming
Mountains
Rock Formations
Desert
Hiking Trail
Bird & Mammal Watching
Nature Programs
Reservations

House Boat Rentals

Click Here for detailed park information.

Other parks and nearby attractions;

Smith Rock
Cline Falls

 

Prineville Reservoir - Eastern Oregon

 

Grab your pole and head to Prineville. A place where, as the golden sun sinks slowly over the ridge and the fiery lake catches the last color reflections of red and green canyon walls, the silent hush of the deeply dark night ushers in the glorious canopy of a million stars; where slumber is deep and peaceful.

Mountain waters flow out of the Ochoco Mountain Range, joining together to form the Crooked River. This river, confined by its canyon and the Bowman Dam, forms Prineville Reservoir.

The fishing's good just about anytime at Prineville Reservoir. It supports rainbow & cutthroat trout, small & largemouth bass, catfish, crappie, and crayfish. The trout fishing experience is year-round, ice-fishing included in the dead of winter. Anywhere on the reservoir is suitable.

Bass, catfish, and crappie are more suited towards warmer water temperatures; May thru October. The upper reaches of the reservoir above Jasper Point and the Bear Creek tributary downstream from Prineville Reservoir State Park are known to produce fine fish. Fly fishing opportunities are best along the Crooked River above Prineville Reservoir and downstream from Bowman Dam.

Reservoir water level graph

Click Here for detailed information regarding the park.