The DiamondStone Guest Lodges Bed and Breakfast is set amongst an idyllic 10 acres just a few miles south of Sunriver in central Oregon.
DiamondStone Guest Lodges Jewels of Central Oregon
Whether you are looking for outdoor adventure, a peaceful retreat from the city or a quiet romantic getaway, DiamondStone Guest Lodge
is your perfect central Oregon Bed and Breakfast destination.
Perfectly placed alongside the Little Deschutes River and the excellent Quail Run Golf Course, DiamondStone
provides breathtaking panoramas of Mt. Bachelor and the surrounding Cascade Mountains of central Oregon.
On display in each room and the common area are limited edition western and wildlife paintings, sculptures
and photography by local artists, each of which can be purchased as a memento of your visit.
Hearty and homemade breakfasts are a speciality here, start your day with German puff pancakes, eggs benedict
and rosemary potatoes, aebleskivers, orange cream French toast and a host of other freshly cooked delicacies.
With breakfast over the numerous sights and attractions of central Oregon await.
Diamondstone is just a short drive up to the unique landscape of the Newberry Crater National Monument and Paulina Peak
where Cinder cones, obsidian lava flows, the Lava Cast Forest, caves, lakes, streams, and waterfalls all attract
visitors to this marvelous area.
Around the two alpine lakes there are miles of trails offering visitors year round opportunities for hiking and exploring.
D I A M O N D S T O N E G U E S T L O D G E S
World class skiing is a mere 30 minutes away at Mt. Bachelor ski resort and Crater Lake National Park is just over an hour away.
DiamondStone is also close to great shops, restaurants and cultural attractions including the not to be missed High Desert Museum.
Winters offer snowshoeing and cross country skiing onsite.
Beginning at DiamondStone, strike out on the Cascade Lakes Scenic Byway on a breathtaking 87-mile loop that leads past the alpine lakes
of central Oregon, with spectacular mountain panoramas and inviting stops along the way.