The Lazy River Glamp-House

04/08/2025

What an honor to have The Lazy River Glamp-House featured in Western Home Journal’s Bend Oregon Spring 2025 issue!

Thank you to and for sharing our story 🙏

01/03/2025

Our guests are loving the unique amenities at The Lazy River Glamp-House!
✅ 135” Projector Screen
✅ 1000 Gallon Cedar Hot Tub
✅ Cold Plunge
✅ Steam Room

12/16/2024

The bar at the heart of our A-Frame turned out to be SO COOL! What a great place to celebrate and make memories with friends 🍻

Swipe to see the bar under construction!

12/14/2024

There’s nothing else quite like a cozy A-Frame loft in the wintertime 🥰

12/11/2024

The reason I havnt had much content to post lately is because we have been BOOKED SOLID since our launch! It’s amazing to see the 5 star reviews rolling in as more and more people get the chance to enjoy a one of a kind experience at The Lazy River Glamp-House 🥲

10/20/2024

I sure am grateful to have a reason to watch the sunrise, what a morning on the Upper Deschutes!

10/18/2024

What a beautiful place to wake up in the morning 😍

10/12/2024

The Lazy River Glamp-House is a four bedroom four bathroom home with nine beds that sleep up to 13 people! Designed with over 50’ of folding glass walls to open the living spaces up to the outdoors, and spa amenities like a 10 person hottub, cold plunge, and steam room. This is the perfect vacation rental for you to host your next celebration!

Indulge in the ultimate glamping experience at Lazy River Glamp-House, designed for indoor outdoor living. This retreat promises rejuvenation, with a sauna, hot tub, cold plunge, fire pit, and more.

09/18/2024

This live edge coffee table was custom made to fit the humongous couch at The Lazy River Glamp-House. Locally made by Martin Woodworks, they donated all of their proceeds from this job to ❤️

09/05/2024

We got our first review on AirBnB, thanks Brian! We are so glad that our first guests love The Lazy River Glamp-House!

September is our first full month in operation and we are fully booked! Most of our reservations are coming from AirBnB… but if you make your reservations direct through the link in our bio then you won’t pay any booking fees 😉

08/17/2024

We built the Glamp-House with 50 feet of folding glass walls, opening up the living spaces to the outdoors, because we want our guests to experience living outside in absolute comfort. Unfortunately, when you take risks and try new things, sometimes you run into problems! One issue we noticed was that the extensive glass created a lack of privacy in the home. While the remote location offers privacy from strangers, you still don’t want your friends and family seeing you get changed!

The most obvious solution would be to install blinds, but cluttering up the seamless transition from indoors to outdoors goes against the design ethos of this unique gathering space. So, we did something much more cool: Every inch of glass in the home has now been turned into one-way mirrors! Almost imperceptible from the inside, these special windows are only reflective in the exterior, allowing you to see out without anyone seeing in. As an added benefit, they also reflect 80% of heat from the sun, making the home cooler and more energy-efficient.

What do you think about The Lazy River Glamp-House’s new windows?

08/10/2024

We’re excited to announce that The Lazy River Glamp-House is now available for bookings! Secure your stay through the link in our bio for the best prices and availability.

The detached bunkhouse offers space for everyone. Located far from the master suites, it features custom bunk beds with five TwinXLs and a Queen mattress, accommodating up to seven people. Each bunk has a cubby with a shelf and power outlet, ensuring everyone has their own space.

08/07/2024

We are now open! Secure your stay by booking directly through LZYRVR.com

The dual master suites are a highlight of the home. Each suite features king beds, fireplaces, and heated concrete floors. Open the folding glass walls to sleep outdoors in luxury. One room is a private suite with its own entry, while the other connects to the great room through its bathroom.