Brown Park Ranch · Central OregonPlan Your Visit
Central Oregon VenueFrequently Asked Questions
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Brown Park Ranch is available for a wide range of private events and gatherings including corporate retreats, family reunions, yoga and wellness retreats, rehearsal dinners, milestone celebrations, engagements, and creative workshops. If you have something else in mind, get in touch and we would love to talk through it.
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The property can comfortably host up to 100 guests for outdoor events and gatherings. The on-site home sleeps up to 14 guests across 4 bedrooms. For events larger than micro-gathering size, clients are required to arrange portable restroom facilities for their guests.
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Yes. Every booking at Brown Park Ranch is exclusive use. When you book the ranch, the entire property is yours. No other guests, no shared spaces, and no other groups on site.
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Absolutely. Brown Park Ranch is a bring-your-own-vendors property. There are no locked-in packages or required vendor lists. You are welcome to bring your own caterer, florist, photographer, and rental company. We also have a short preferred vendors list if you need a place to start.
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Yes. Dogs are welcome at Brown Park Ranch. Assistance animals are always allowed.
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Every venue rental includes exclusive use of the full outdoor event and gathering spaces, the natural swimming pond, ample parking, and access to the on-site home including the fully equipped kitchen and 1,500 square foot great room.
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Brown Park Ranch is located in Tumalo, Oregon, just minutes from downtown Bend. Sisters is approximately 15 minutes away and Redmond is approximately 20 minutes away.
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For vacation rental bookings, you can check availability and reserve your dates directly through our online booking system. For event and venue inquiries, get in touch through our contact page and we will get back to you as soon as possible. We are always happy to arrange a tour of the property before you commit.
Explore OregonThings to Do in Central Oregon
There is no shortage of things to see and do in Central Oregon. Whether your group is here for adventure or looking to slow down and explore at your own pace, the area has something for everyone.
Smith Rock State Park
One of Oregon's most iconic destinations. World class rock climbing, hiking trails with breathtaking views, and the winding Crooked River below. A must visit for any outdoor enthusiast in Central Oregon.
Tumalo Falls
A stunning 97 foot waterfall just a short drive from the ranch. The trail winds through beautiful pine forest and is worth the trip any time of year. One of the most photographed spots in the region.
Float the Deschutes River
A Bend summer tradition. Grab a tube and float the Deschutes River through downtown Bend for a relaxed afternoon on the water. A favorite for groups of all ages visiting Central Oregon.
Downtown Bend
Local boutiques, restaurants, coffee shops, live music, and one of the best craft brewery scenes in the Pacific Northwest. Downtown Bend is vibrant, walkable, and easy to spend a full day exploring.
Mount Bachelor
World class skiing and snowboarding in the winter and scenic chair rides in the summer. One of the top ski resorts in the Pacific Northwest and just a short drive from the ranch.
Sisters Oregon
A charming western style downtown just 15 minutes from the ranch. Local shops, art galleries, coffee shops, and restaurants with easy access to lakes, hiking trails, and stunning mountain views.
Suttle Lake and Clear Lake
Two of Central Oregon's most beautiful lakes just outside of Sisters. Perfect for kayaking, fishing, swimming, and taking in the scenery. A peaceful half day trip for any group staying at the ranch.
Redmond and the Dry Canyon Trail
Twenty minutes from the ranch, Redmond offers a growing food and brewery scene alongside the scenic Dry Canyon Trail, a unique geological feature winding through the heart of the city.
Cycling and Hiking Trails
Central Oregon is a world class destination for cyclists and hikers with hundreds of miles of trails through high desert, pine forest, and volcanic terrain. Ask us for recommendations based on your group's interests.
Brown Park RanchHouse Rules
4:00 PM
10:00 AM
November through April: 4 night minimum
May through October: 7 night minimum
Dogs are welcome. Please clean up after your pet and keep them off the furniture. Assistance animals are always allowed.
The vacation rental is a private residence. Any events or gatherings beyond your registered guest group require prior approval. Please reach out before booking if you are planning an event on the property.
Please be respectful of the surrounding area and keep noise to a reasonable level after 10:00 PM.
No smoking inside the home. Designated outdoor smoking areas are available on the property.
There are 2 exterior security cameras located on the front patio for the safety and security of the property. No cameras are located inside the home.
The home sleeps a maximum of 14 guests. Maximum occupancy must be respected at all times.
Please noteCancellation Policy
Vacation Rental
Cancellations made 30 or more days before arrival receive a full refund. Cancellations made 15 to 29 days before arrival receive a 50% refund. Cancellations made 14 days or less before arrival are non-refundable.
Refunds are not issued for early departures, no-shows, weather conditions, road closures, smoke, personal emergencies, or changes in travel plans.
Events & Retreats
The initial 50% deposit is non-refundable 30 days after booking. The remaining balance is due 30 days prior to the event. Cancellations made within 30 days of the event date are non-refundable.
Getting hereFinding Your Way to The Ranch
19250 Dayton Road, Tumalo, Oregon
Brown Park Ranch is just minutes from downtown Bend. The property is easy to find and free parking is available on site for all guests and event attendees. No street parking required.
From Downtown Bend
Approximately 10 minutes northwest via Highway 20.From Sisters
Approximately 15 minutes east via Highway 20.From Redmond
Approximately 20 minutes southwest via Highway 97.From Portland
Approximately 3 hours southeast via Highway 26 or Highway 20.