Positioned amidst the majestic Ponderosa pines of Central Oregon, Fivepine Lodge & Cabins provides the perfect retreat for families and friends seeking luxury and comfort. This unique destination captures the spirit of relaxation, with easy access to the enchanting natural beauty surrounding Sisters. Guests will discover that every detail of their stay at this alluring lodge is designed to foster serenity and rejuvenation.
Conveniently located just 35 km from Roberts Field, Fivepine Lodge serves as a gateway to adventure and tranquility. Outdoor enthusiasts will appreciate the scenic 0.6-mile trail that connects the cabins with the Peterson Ridge Trail System, inviting hiking and nature walks right from your doorstep. Whether you seek pure relaxation or an adventure-packed getaway, Fivepine Lodge & Cabins is your ultimate sanctuary in Central Oregon.
The lodge features a variety of elegantly appointed cabins, including the iconic Caboose Cabins, perfect for those looking to connect with loved ones. Each accommodation is outfitted with king or queen deluxe pillow-top Simmons FivePine mattresses, ensuring a restful night. The warm ambiance is further enhanced by hand-tiled gas fireplaces and private patios, ideal for unwinding after a day of exploration in the nearby Deschutes National Forest.
Culinary delights await at the rustic Three Creeks Brewing, where guests can indulge in daily specials and sample thirteen hand-crafted ales on tap. For a more intimate dining experience, the lodge offers catered options-including light lunches and custom farm-to-fork banquets-set against the backdrop of the beautiful wildflower pond, perfect for that unforgettable experience.
Enhancing your stay at Fivepine Lodge is the luxurious Shibui Spa, a sanctuary focusing on both body and mind, offering indulgent treatments like the Hot Himalayan Salt Stone massage. Guests can also enjoy complimentary access to the Sisters Athletic Club, featuring a range of fitness classes and facilities.
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