Exciting Fall Lineup at Campfire Hotel: Fire on The Mountain Wing Restaurant, Anniversary Party, and Oregon Whiskey Festival!

Fall is bringing a wave of excitement to Campfire Hotel, a popular destination nestled in the heart of Bend, Oregon. The allure of this season is heightened with the opening of the much-anticipated Fire on The Mountain wing restaurant and the return of Campfire Hotel's signature anniversary party. Adding to the excitement is the nearby Oregon Whiskey Festival promising an unforgettable experience for whiskey enthusiasts.

Oregon Whiskey Festival

September 22 - 23, 2023
A celebration of whiskey distilled and made in Oregon.

Oregon Spirit Distillers
740 NE 1st Street
Bend, Oregon 97701

Website: https://oregonwhiskeyfestival.com/

Fire on The Mountain Buffalo Wings, a beloved wing joint in Portland, is set to open its fourth location this October. Strategically located adjacent to Campfire Hotel and just a few steps from the renowned Canteen bar, this new establishment aims to cultivate its signature community vibe and loyal following in Bend. Guests can relish ethically farmed wings and hoppy beer from Fire on the Mountain's Brewing Company, fostering a delightful dining experience.

Campfire Hotel, which made its grand debut in October 2020, marks its anniversary with the annual Nightmare on 3rd Street Halloween-themed weekend. Starting on October 27th, the celebrations kick off with a spine-chilling "dive-in" horror movie event titled Friday The 13th. Attendees can savor food and drinks available at Canteen, with free entry for hotel guests and a $20 charge for outside guests. On October 28th, the vibrant Justin Buckles Halloween Diva Drag Brunch returns, featuring performances by artists from Portland and local Bend favorites. The event promises a mesmerizing afternoon of Halloween-inspired drag, burlesque, acrobatics, dancing, and outrageous fun. Later that evening, Bend's new pop-up club night will feature DJ Duo CLICHÉ, spinning spooky beats and keeping the party alive from 7 p.m. to midnight. For more event details and reservations, visit www.campfirehotel.com.

Adding to the excitement, the third annual Oregon Whiskey Festival, hosted by Oregon Spirit Distillers, is set to take place on September 22-23. Whiskey enthusiasts will have the opportunity to taste whiskey mashed, fermented, distilled, and aged in Oregon, celebrating the exceptional whiskey craftsmanship of the region. And for festival-goers seeking accommodation just steps away from the action, Campfire Hotel provides the perfect retreat.

Campfire Hotel encourages guests to embrace the epic Pacific Northwest vibes and fall fun by visiting Camp Store. The store offers an array of delightful options including s'more-making kits, buckets of beer for stargazing, breakfast burritos for early morning adventures, Rumpl Blankets for cozy nights, and amenities catering to four-legged companions.

To discover more about this exciting fall lineup or to make reservations, visit www.Campfirehotel.com and immerse yourself in a season of unforgettable experiences.

About Campfire Hotel
The Campfire Hotel in Bend, Oregon, gives Oregon Camp Culture an urban adventure spin. With 100 freshly renovated and vintage camp-inspired guest rooms, an onsite pool, and plenty of space to store your outdoor gear, you'll have plenty of space to unpack, unwind, and hang out by the Fire. Additional highlights include the 900-sq foot in-ground guests-only swimming pool and hot tub, community fire pit for hanging with your crew or meeting new folks, and Canteen lobby bar & café. Local adventure add-ons for epic outdoor fun include complimentary use of Breedlove & Dean Guitars, free local coffee in the lobby, and a highly-curated Campfire store. Free guests-only WiFi for planning your daily escapades Friendly and knowledgeable staff who double as Bend adventure experts. Campfire Hotel is the brainchild of developer Tod Breslau, along with the sister properties, which include Portland's iconic Jupiter Hotel and Hood River Hotel, a historic 40-room boutique hotel in the Columbia Gorge.