A uniquely Tumalo experience, Paca Picnics offers thoughtfully curated picnics set on a working alpaca farm just outside town. Guests are invited to slow down, enjoy local food and drink, and spend time among alpacas in a peaceful, open landscape. It’s an ideal way to connect with the land, unwind, and experience Central Oregon at a gentler pace.

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Flowing straight through town, Tumalo Creek offers quiet spots to paddle board, float, sit, read, or cool off on warm days. Ask the locals about drop-off and pick up spots if you’re floating.

A laid-back local cidery just down the road, Tumalo Cider Company offers small-batch, craft ciders made with Northwest apples and a focus on balance over sweetness. It’s an easy stop after a walk or hike — perfect for lingering with friends, catching live music, or enjoying a relaxed afternoon in Tumalo.

A casual gathering spot just outside of town, The Bite brings together a rotating lineup of food carts serving everything from comfort food to globally inspired bites. It’s an easy place to grab lunch or dinner, meet up with friends, and enjoy Tumalo’s relaxed, community-first atmosphere. - One of the best spots in Central Oregon to enjoy live music outside.

An easy, mostly flat trail that runs through Tumalo and follows an old irrigation canal. Ideal for a relaxed walk, light bike ride, or post-coffee stretch without committing to a full hike.

A classic for a reason, this forested trail leads to one of Central Oregon’s most beautiful waterfalls. Multiple viewpoints and connecting trails let you choose a quick walk or a longer out-and-back.

Note that the Tumalo Falls Hike (Tumalo Creek Trail) is not actually located in Tumalo. It is a 15 mile drive away, through Bend.