To stay at Brasada Ranch is to step back in time. It’s the kind of place where you can golf at your own pace while gazing upon the mountains of Central Oregon, unwind in a wood-paneled cabin that wouldn’t look out of place in the Old West, and take a leisurely horseback ride through forests of ponderosa pine.
Of course, not everything about Brasada Ranch is old-fashioned. You’ll enjoy cutting-edge cuisine from creative chefs, smart televisions in each room, modern amenities and activities, and easy access to the nearby communities of Bend and Redmond. Here’s a look at how to make the most of your next relaxing getaway to Brasada Ranch.
Golfing at Brasada Ranch
Panoramic views abound around every hole at Brasada Ranch, where the Brasada Canyons golf course was named one of Oregon’s top 15 courses by Golfweek.
No matter what you’re looking for in a quality course, you’ll find a lot to love about Brasada Canyons. Sweeping mountain views range from Mount Hood to Mount Bachelor, five sets of tees engage golfers of all abilities and skill levels, and no two holes run parallel—so you’ll enjoy privacy wherever you may be on the course. In addition, Brasada Ranch hosts a five-acre practice facility that includes a two-tiered driving range, an upscale golf simulator, heated hitting bays, and more. Want to know where else to hit the links around the region? Check out our page on golf in Central Oregon.
Brasada Ranch Accommodations and Restaurants
If you’re eyeing Brasada Ranch for your next Central Oregon getaway, you’ll likely want to know where to stay and eat around the resort. Fortunately, you have several options for memorable stays and meals.
After a long day of skiing or mountain biking in Central Oregon, you’ll want a comfortable bed and plenty of space to stretch out. Brasada Ranch has you covered there, offering Ranch House suites and guest rooms (available to guests 14 and older, with amenities that include patios, private hot tubs, and smart TVs) and 65 luxurious Sage Canyon Cabins (which include two to four bedrooms and are great for family getaways—with some pet-friendly units).
And if you’ve worked up an appetite while exploring, you’ll find a variety of options for enjoying fresh meals, typically crafted with ingredients from local purveyors.
The Ranch House at Brasada Ranch offers casual dining for the whole family, with a rotating menu of sandwiches, salads, pizzas, and elevated pub grub entrées (including blackened salmon alfredo and a half rack of ribs)—typically featuring seasonal ingredients. Save room for dessert: The Ranch House offers s’mores for enjoying around the fire pits just outside. The Range Restaurant and Bar, meanwhile, boasts an elevated dining experience with creative cocktails, live music, and epic sunset views. If you’d rather someone else do the work, the resort’s Ranch Platters are prepared by on-site chefs for you to bake or grill back in your cabin; dishes come with a choice of sides and dinner rolls.
Additional Activities and Amenities at Brasada Ranch
How do you like to spend the day on vacation? Whatever you prefer, you’ll find plenty to love about the activities at Brasada Ranch. Here’s a sampling of what the resort has to offer.
Go for a relaxing horseback ride: Riders of all skill levels can saddle up for a horseback ride and explore some of the ponderosa pine forests around Brasada Ranch—all while enjoying views of the Central Oregon high desert and nearby mountain peaks. Each ride includes instruction, and group outings are available.
Enjoy a relaxing day at the spa: We totally understand the desire to rest, relax, and reset while enjoying a weekend at Brasada Ranch. Spa Brasada, the resort’s on-site spa, makes that possible with a variety of body and beauty treatments; services include a half-dozen facial treatments, various massages, scrubs, and nail services.
Check out nearby cities: Brasada Ranch is centrally located within the region, making it easy to explore nearby communities within a short drive. The resort sits just a 20-minute drive from Redmond (where you’ll find excellent craft breweries and cideries) and just a half-hour from Bend (home to a growing number of restaurants and food carts).
