Eagle Crest Resort - Redmond

Got the golf package deal for a night’s stay. Played 2 courses in the evening and left in the morning. Throughout my trip I got to eat a big pretzel at the restaurant nearby, (seriously, that thing was at least a foot wide! and survived on pro shop food. Had a great time, would definitely recommend.

Rooms have not been updated for years. Cabinet doors slam shut loudly. Water pressure in kitchen very low (had to adjust it). Light missing in main room (had to use only available light bulb in bedroom lamp for main room . Sliding glass door and screen would not lock: had to use wood closet hanger rail to prevent someone from entering room. Sink in bathroom would not drain. Ants in bathroom. Doesn's seem to be any priority placed on room inspection or maintenance. Overall, a bad experience. Will not be using this facility again.

Such a lovely place. We stayed in a chalet through WorldMark. It was spacious, really nice, felt like a home away from home. The private hot tub on the deck was wonderful. The indoor pool for everyone was a huge hit with the kids.

Everything was lovely, we went during a quiet time so it felt like we had the place to ourselves! The Silver Leaf Cafe is delicious, but gets busy immediately when it opens at noon. There is plenty to do in not only Redmond, but Bend and Sisters as well!

Relaxing! If you want to be an “owner” you can usually pick up a week with under $900 a year in dues. Prices from resellers can be as little as $1000, then as long as you pay the annual dues/ maintence, it’s a lovely getaway. 2 bedroom, 2 bath, full kitchen, living and dining rooms, 2 decks, gas Barbeque and fireplace, 2 TV s. There are 3 pools, though the indoor pool across the highway is the only one open in the winter. Many other sports and rec options, but we were there to chill. Don’t know what the time share sellers on site are demanding, but check secondary market.