5 Expansive Acreage Retreats in Goldendale and Bend, Oregon

Set at the base of the Simcoe Mountains northwest of Goldendale, this private parcel pairs a peaceful, natural environment with easy access. A leveled building site is already in place, along with power and a well—rare for Mule Run Road. From its quiet setting, take in views of Mt. Hood and the valley below, with southern exposure and minimal traffic shaping the daily rhythm. The land has been surveyed with marked corners, includes fencing along the east boundary, and offers a developed road with access along both the east and north sides. A county-approved shop building site adds flexibility, while a 200-amp service panel with RV hookup supports travel-trailer stays as you plan what comes next. Expect deer and turkey, seasonal wildflowers, and fresh mountain water noted at 10 gallons per minute.

Size: 80.00 acres

From its elevated in-town acreage setting within the City of Goldendale, this rare multi-parcel offering brings wide-open space to a truly practical location. Two neighboring listings span four adjacent parcels: three contiguous city lots totaling 7.19 acres accessed from E. Collins St., plus a 6.44-acre parcel accessed from S. Roosevelt St. Zoned R1 and Suburban Residential, the land is positioned for a custom homesite, multiple building lots, or possible duplex development, with room for animals, horses, ATVs, and outdoor recreation. Utilities are available at the northwest corner on E. Collins St., while the S. Roosevelt parcel includes a 60-foot deeded access easement, 50% rights to a shared well, and access to city water, sewer, and electricity. Expansive views take in Mt. Hood, Mt. Adams, the Simcoe Mountains, and the Columbia Hills.

Size: 6.00 acres

Surrounded by wide-open Central Oregon high desert, this private 320-acre parcel offers room to roam, graze livestock, or simply unplug. Bordered by BLM on two sides and fed by two natural springs, the setting lends itself to quiet days and expansive nights under star-filled skies. Recreation comes naturally here: from ATV and motocross riding to hunting game fowl, with the added benefit of location in the Maury GMU (Unit 36) and eligibility for 2 LOP deer and elk tags. The land is unimproved, making it well-suited as an RV property and family retreat—leave your setup May through October for easy weekend escapes. Situated between Hwy 20 and Hwy 380 (Post-Paulina Hwy), it’s near Antelope Flat Reservoir, Ochoco National Forest, Crooked River Grasslands, and the Millican Valley OHV Trail System—an old homesteading slice of solitude with options.

Size: 320 acres

Set on rare in-town acreage within the City of Goldendale, this adjacent collection of four parcels offers an unusually flexible canvas for future plans. The opportunity spans two offerings: three contiguous city lots accessed from E. Collins Street and a neighboring parcel accessed from S. Roosevelt Street, creating a broad, connected footprint with multiple points of approach. Zoned R1 and Suburban Residential, the land is positioned for a custom homesite, multiple building lots, or possible duplex development, with utilities available at the northwest corner on E. Collins St. The S. Roosevelt parcel adds a 60-foot deeded access easement, 50% rights to a shared well, and access to city water, sewer, and electricity. Close to medical services, shopping, schools, and the hospital, it’s paired with expansive views of Mt. Hood, Mt. Adams, the Simcoe Mountains, and the Columbia Hills.

Size: 7.00 acres

Beyond a gated entry in Bend, a tree-lined paved drive leads past fully fenced pastures to a setting designed for outdoor living—anchored by an outdoor rock fireplace oriented toward the Sisters Mountain Range. In the backyard, a tranquil pond with fountains pairs with a swim spa, keeping the mountains as a constant backdrop. Inside, the 3-bedroom, 2.5-bath layout balances refined comfort and privacy, highlighted by a primary suite with sauna, soaking tub, and a Byzantine marble river pebble shower. The chef’s kitchen is finished with slab granite countertops and high-end appliances. Equestrian needs are met with a barn offering four bays and generous storage, plus a 14’x36’ finished upper loft with bath and a paver patio balcony—ideal for guests. A brand-new detached 16’x20’ studio with heat and A/C overlooks the pond for quiet workdays.

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