Welcome to Chiloquin Ridge River Retreat, a peaceful riverfront escape on the Sprague River just 30 minutes from Crater Lake. This 3-bedroom, 2-bath home comfortably sleeps 8 and offers direct river access, cozy indoor spaces, and outdoor adventure right outside your door. Perfect for families, nature lovers, and small groups seeking a relaxing Oregon getaway.
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LOCATION & NEARBY ATTRACTIONS
~30 minutes to Crater Lake National Park
Close to fishing, kayaking, and outdoor recreation
Quiet, scenic setting ideal for nature retreats
Guided kayaking experiences available nearby through a local outfitter
This area is perfect for guests looking to unplug, explore Oregon’s outdoors, and enjoy riverfront living while staying within reach of major attractions.
Guests have full, private access to the entire home and property during their stay.
Chiloquin Ridge River Retreat is a thoughtfully appointed single-family home designed for comfort, connection, and outdoor living.
Inside, you’ll find warm, inviting spaces with gas heat and a fireplace—perfect after a day exploring Crater Lake, fishing the river, or kayaking nearby. The home features three bedrooms and two full bathrooms, making it ideal for families or small groups.
Sleeping arrangements include:
2 King bedrooms
1 bunk room with two Queen beds
Sleeps up to 8 guests
The kitchen is fully equipped for home-cooked meals and morning coffee, featuring:
Espresso maker
Gas stovetop & oven
Convection microwave
Dishwasher
Stocked basics including coffee, sugar, cooking oils, and seasonings
Step outside to enjoy the riverfront setting. The property sits directly on the Sprague River, offering easy access for fishing and kayaking. In the warmer months, guests can enjoy the deck, BBQ grill, outdoor seating, and provided kayaks.
OUTDOOR & SEASONAL FEATURES
Direct riverfront access on the Sprague River
Kayaks available during summer months
Fishing and kayaking from the property
Deck overlooking the river
BBQ grill and outdoor deck furniture
Note: Swimming depth varies by season and water levels and may be shallow at times.