Powder House, a long-time Bend business, is expanding – establishing a new venue called “Base Camp.”
The 8,000-square-foot space will feature outdoor seating with fire pits, 36 taps, handcrafted cocktails and live music.
The owners of Powder House, Todd McGee and his wife, have operated the establishment for nearly 25 years and have always aimed to develop their back lot.
The new venue, designed to create a relaxing atmosphere for customers, is set to enhance food options on the West Side.
The Base Camp project will include multiple amenities such as an 18-foot projection screen, allowing for various entertainment options and live music performances. Todd expressed enthusiasm about the unique offerings, stating, “So my wife and I are very, very excited about this. The customers coming in the Powderhouse can’t wait for this to happen.”
According to McGee, the development is part of their ongoing commitment to providing a distinctive experience. “They’re excited for new food options on the West Side and being able to, especially in a relaxing, fun atmosphere,” he said.
Construction for the Base Camp venue is scheduled to finish by late April or early May, indicating that the new gathering space could be ready for customers shortly after that.
Once completed, customers can expect a vibrant space that not only focuses on drinks and food but also supports live performances and social gatherings, enhancing the community space in Bend.
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