Lazy Wolf Resort

Lazy Wolf Resort is a hotel in Spray, OR, located on Willow Street (Highway 19) in Wheeler County. The resort sits in the High Desert country of north-central Oregon, an area known for its outdoor recreation and wildlife, and offers full hookup monthly and yearly RV sites for guests seeking a longer stay. It also serves as a full-service fuel station carrying gasoline, diesel, and propane, along with ice, snacks, beverages, and select automotive items, and acts as a point-of-sale location for Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife fishing and hunting licenses and tags.

Operated by owners Scott and Joan Field, Lazy Wolf Resort has been established in Spray since 1998. The property is open seven days a week and welcomes visitors with amenities that include a barbecue area where guests can take in the area's sunsets and watch deer and local wildlife. Beyond the resort itself, the surrounding region offers fishing, bird and big game hunting, rafting, ghost towns, fossil digging, the painted hills, rodeos and fairs, and wildlife viewing throughout what the owners describe as a sportsman's paradise.

The resort sits just steps from the Spray Post Office, roughly a tenth of a mile from Spray School, and about a quarter of a mile from State Highway 19 and Cry Creek. Spray Riverfront Park is within walking distance at approximately six tenths of a mile, and the John Day River is only two blocks away. The mailing address for the property is PO Box 190, Spray, OR 97874.

With its combination of RV accommodations, fuel services, and direct access to some of north-central Oregon's most celebrated outdoor attractions, Lazy Wolf Resort serves as a practical base for travelers exploring Wheeler County and the High Desert.

Services:

• Fishing & Hunting License Point-of-Sale
• Fuel Station Services (Gasoline, Diesel, Propane)
• Provision Sales (Ice, Snacks, Beverages, Automotive Items)
• RV Site Rentals (Monthly or Yearly)
• Tourist Information and Amenities