Central Oregon
Tumalo, Oregon
Unincorporated community
Rural community northwest of Bend
Tumalo is an unincorporated community northwest of Bend, with farms, acreage properties and the Tumalo Reservoir and Falls area.
History & Local Character
Tumalo was named for the Tumalo people and developed as an irrigation farming community in the early 1900s.
Housing & Real Estate
Housing is mostly single-family homes on acreage, with some newer rural subdivisions and prices close to Bend's.
Restaurants & Shopping
Tumalo has a few cafes, a brewery and farm stands, with Bend 15 minutes southeast.
Schools & Education
Tumalo students attend Bend-La Pine Schools, with an elementary school in the community.
Parks & Recreation
Tumalo State Park, Tumalo Falls and the Deschutes River trail network provide hiking, biking and swimming.
Transportation & Accessibility
US 20 and Tumalo Reservoir Road serve the community, with limited transit.
Local Businesses
Farm standsCafes and a breweryLandscaping firmsEquestrian services
No businesses are listed in Tumalo yet. Add your business to be the first.
Nearby Attractions
- Tumalo Falls
- Tumalo State Park
- Deschutes River
- Bend
Advantages & Considerations
Advantages
- Rural feel close to Bend
- Tumalo Falls and state park
- Good schools
Considerations
- High housing costs
- Wildfire risk
- Car-dependent
Frequently Asked Questions
How far is Tumalo Falls from Bend?
Tumalo Falls is about 13 miles west of Bend, reached by forest roads that are usually open late spring through fall.