Long Hollow Ranch

Long Hollow Ranch is a working cattle ranch in Central Oregon with roots stretching back to 1902, when it was one of five ranches formed under the Black Butte Land & Livestock Company. Original structures — including the 1800s bunkhouse, the 1904 Ranch House, and the ranch's old blacksmith shop — still stand on the property today, giving the grounds a lived-in, historic character that's rare for an event venue. Set in a peaceful valley about 20 miles from Sisters and 40 minutes from Bend, the ranch gathers up to 200 guests for weddings and private events centered around its historic barn, ceremony lawn, and reception lawn. Couples can choose a full weekend buyout with exclusive use of the barn and on-site lodging across three houses, a single-day barn wedding with café lighting and farm tables, an intimate micro wedding for smaller parties, or a horseback elopement experience that pairs a guided trail ride with a ceremony beside the pond. Beyond weddings, Long Hollow Ranch hosts family reunions, corporate retreats, bachelorette getaways, and dude ranch weeks, drawing on its working ranch setting, animals, and trail rides to give events a distinct sense of place.