Thousand Trails Bend-Sunriver

This is quickly becoming my favorite Thousand Trails location. The staff is kind and helpful, and the new manager clearly cares about the property and the guest experience. She offered great tips on local activities and genuinely made the stay feel welcome. The grounds are beautiful, clean, and spacious — great for morning walks. Even with a number of annual sites, the park is nothing like many California TT parks, where the annual sections can feel neglected or overcrowded. This park is well-kept, quiet, orderly, and does not have that “camped out” atmosphere I’ve seen elsewhere in California. Guests here are respectful, quiet, and keep their sites tidy. There are no sewer hookups, but that seems to be the norm for many TT locations. A portable tank works fine, and there are multiple du

We have been staying at the Sunriver/Bend location for nearly two years, and until recently, my experience here has been very positive. Unfortunately, I had a disturbing incident that occurred while I was walking my dog, which has left me feeling unsafe. While walking my golden retriever away from other residents, as I do almost daily, a woman approached me from behind and commented that I had a “pretty dog.” I thanked her and continued walking. She then moved very close behind me and accused me of leaving dog waste behind. I calmly explained that I always pick up after my dog on our return walk(bagged poop). At the time, my dog was not leashed; however, she is well-trained and friendly. I also leash her immediately whenever I see other people nearby. Despite my explanation, the woman cont

Location was great and I l9ved the trails around the grounds. The facilities (I stayed in a cabin) where less than a 3 star hotel. Yellow liquid in the toilet, despite the sanitized band on it, missing lightbulbs, dead batteries, dirty dishes and ceiling fan covered in thick dust the flew off when turned in. This was the replacement cabin I was given as the first one was covered in thick dust and cobwebs, no sheets/bedding and water heat lasted only 5 minutes at most. I had also planned to work out of the lodge, which was closed when it should have been open and had very poor internet. They also wanted to charge me for internet at the cabin :(

Putting your RV in a site in the forest is absolutely beautiful. We had the best time and also got some snow. Many sites were empty due to time of year, so it almost felt like we had a remote piece of forest just for us. The showers would absolutely benefit from some easy to install wire baskets to hold shampoo, bodywash etc. There is a veeeery strong smell of iron/ copper to the water which didn't bother us but might be an issue for others. The only dissapointment was the fact we couldn't use the hot tub. It is outdoor and with views that would be beautiful, especially with the snow. But the entire pool area looked poorly maintained, the pools and the hot tub looked like they'd be unusable any time of the year and made an abandoned impression. Will be back, hopefully by then the hot tub

The campground itself was a little worn but the facilities and location were great. Bend is very close, and the last Blockbuster is a must! The SunRiver resort community is just up the street with great little shops and an amazing golf course. While our site was lacking on amenities everything else in the area made up for that.