- TripBuzz found 54 things to do with kids in or near Redmond, Oregon, including 36 fun activities for kids in nearby cities within 25 miles like Bend, Sisters, Prineville and Sunriver.
- From Ikiutan Stables at Eagle Crest Resort to Redmond City Skate Park, the Redmond area offers 37 different types of family activities, including: Parks, History Museums, Caverns & Caves and Farms & Ranches.
- Located in Central Oregon, Redmond is home to the Redmond Caves and Recreation Area. Along with touring the lava tube caves, park visitors can hike, picnic or just enjoy watching birds and other wildlife. Other attractions in Redmond include a rock garden, numerous golf courses, art galleries, museums and ski facilities.
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Sunriver Nature Center offers hands-on opportunities that are both fun and educational. A great place for the whole family, the center offers programs, exhibits and face-to-face experiences with Great Horned owls, porcupines and reptiles.
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Sparks Lake is a natural lake which lies within the Deschutes National Forest and offer scenic views of the nearby Cascade Mountain Range in addition to many outdoor activities such as hiking, boating, fishing and more.
31.6 Miles
The 3 golf courses and the links at the Sunriver Resort Golf Course have won more than 30 awards since their opening day. Besides the golf courses, the golf players can also participate in a number of golf events, such as the PGA National Championship.
31.6 Miles
Advanced Performance Rentals is an outdoor adventure outfitter that rents vehicles based on the season. In winter, the facility rents snowmobiles, while in summer, it focuses on a variety of personal watercraft.
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Founded in 1990, the Warm Springs Regional Fisheries Center is an important part of Georgia's game-fishing management strategy. Species nurtured at the Center include striped bass and sturgeon. The Center also includes a huge fish hatchery and a fish health center.
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The Hooda Ski Area offers downhill skiing, Nordic trails, and a tubing hill. There is a 60,000 square foot resort at the ski area that offers lodging, a restaurant, and a day care.
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A visit to Hosmer Lake can include a canoe expedition, or trail hiking, with excellent views of Mount Bachelor. The lake is fly-fishing only, and clear water makes trout and salmon easy to see.
46.7 Miles
Drivers and hikers can enjoy a scenic 82-mile route along the McKenzie Pass-Santiam Pass Loop. Starting in Sisters, Oregon, follow the 1860s wagon path to 5,325 foot McKenzie Pass, then on past the Dee Wight Observatory before arriving at the Willamette National Forest and following the McKenzie River to Santia…
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Clear Lake is an irrigation lake covering 557 acres an average depth of 26 feet. In the spring and early summer, the lake offers anglers the opportunity to catch rainbow trout and brook trout.