Homestead

Aug 9

Written By Kevin Hopper

Experience the serenity of wide-open spaces from the original homestead, with Winter Rim to the south and the Summer Lake playa to the north. Built-in 1926, this rustic but comfortable home anchors the property to the east and features 360 degree views of the valley.

$200/night*

* Two night minimum. Price based on four person occupancy. Additional guests (6 max) $25/each per night

FEATURES:

Full kitchen with stove, oven, and refrigerator, coffee grinder, cooking utensils, toaster, blender, teapot, pots and pans, cutlery, glassware, plateware, dining room table, and chairs; full bathroom with shower

3 Bedrooms (2 queens, 1 full)

Green-friendly cleaning products

Large oil heater

TV-free environment, enhancing the peacefulness of your stay

Viewing deck of Summer Lake to the north

24-hour access to the mineral pools*

Coffee, the Outback Way

Each cabin is equipped with a French press, an electric kettle, and a coffee grinder. Skip the machines—grind your beans and brew a rich, hands-on cup to embrace the slower pace of the Oregon Outback!

Important Note About Bedding

To enhance our eco-conscious experience, guests must bring their own bedding, including sheets, pillows, blankets, and bath towels. We provide hand towels, kitchen/wash cloths, and a fitted sheet for each bed. Thank you for helping us minimize water and energy use in the Oregon Outback!

Reserve

Kevin Hopper

The power of words and pictures has always been immense. From cave paintings and stained glass to the advents of the printing press, photography, television and of course, the Internet.

Words and pictures are everywhere. Lucky for me, I have a talent for crafting and combining them into powerful and effective communication.

I grew up fascinated with photography, then fine art and graphic design. I also stumbled upon my writing talent when a college professor accused me of plagiarism (the highest form of flattery?). A career in advertising seemed the obvious track, so that was my initial route. However, my diverse skillset and ravenous appetite for learning new applications, tools and programs pushed me into journalism, art direction, digital publishing, UX/UI, AI, etc. This constant technological multiplicity keeps me both engaged, challenged, and admittedly, a bit overwhelmed.

Yet what remains constant? Words and pictures.

Regardless of industry, words and pictures are important. This is something that every successful company demands, and armed with the ability to craft both into effective communication, it is a thrill for me to perform.

My career path has been far from standard, but it has opened my creative mind to a multitude of applications and perspectives. Along the way, I have worked with and for some extraordinary people from all walks of life. I celebrate diversity in all forms and continue to seek and solve new communication problems via my design entity Hoppervision.

When time allows, I create artwork, take photos, cook impulsively, collect vintage furniture and snowboard when possible.

Let’s talk creativity in terms of solving your communications issues…

…over a taut espresso, of course!

https://hoppervision.com

Homestead

Experience the serenity of wide-open spaces from the original homestead, with Winter Rim to the south and the Summer Lake playa to the north. Built-in 1926, this rustic but comfortable home anchors the property to the east and features 360 degree views of the valley.

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