Central Oregon
La Pine, Oregon
City
Small city at the southern end of Deschutes County
La Pine sits south of Bend on US 97 at the edge of the Newberry National Volcanic Monument, a small city surrounded by forest and high desert.
History & Local Character
La Pine grew as a timber and ranch community and incorporated in 2006. It has become a base for exploring Newberry Crater and the Cascade lakes.
Housing & Real Estate
Housing includes older homes, manufactured homes and newer subdivisions, with prices below Bend and Redmond.
Restaurants & Shopping
The city has a handful of cafes, diners and stores along US 97, with more options 30 minutes north in Bend.
Schools & Education
La Pine is served by Bend-La Pine Schools, with elementary, middle and high school campuses in the city.
Parks & Recreation
Newberry National Volcanic Monument, Paulina Lake, East Lake and the Deschutes River provide extensive outdoor recreation.
Transportation & Accessibility
US 97 is the main highway, and Cascades East Transit connects La Pine to Bend and Crescent.
Local Businesses
Cafes and dinersOutdoor outfittersHardware storesRV parks
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Nearby Attractions
- Newberry National Volcanic Monument
- Paulina Lake
- East Lake
- Deschutes River
Advantages & Considerations
Advantages
- Affordable housing for Central Oregon
- Newberry Monument access
- Quiet, forested setting
Considerations
- Limited services
- Wildfire risk and smoke
- Long drive to Bend for work
Frequently Asked Questions
Is La Pine near Newberry Crater?
Yes. The Newberry National Volcanic Monument is just south and east of La Pine, with Paulina and East lakes inside the caldera.