WorldMark Eagle Crest

The Resort & Setting

WorldMark Eagle Crest is a casual condo complex in Redmond, Oregon, set within Deschutes County's high desert landscape. On-site, owners and guests have access to both an indoor and an outdoor pool, five hot tubs, a fitness center, and a restaurant. Google reviewers rate it 4.2 out of 5 from 312 reviews, describing it as a relaxed, family-friendly base rather than a flashy resort — the kind of place where you settle in for a week rather than pass through for a night.

As part of WorldMark by Wyndham, the resort operates on the brand's points-based system, and owners here typically hold their week as vacation credits rather than a fixed deeded week, which matters when it comes to resale and exchange.

The Area & Things to Do

Redmond sits in Central Oregon, a region known for its dry, sunny climate and dramatic high-desert scenery — a contrast to the wetter coastal side of the state. The town itself is a practical hub with its own small airport, but the real draw is what's nearby: Bend, Oregon's well-known outdoor recreation city, is a short drive away, along with the Cascade Mountains for hiking, skiing, and scenic drives. Golf is a big part of life here too, with Eagle Crest itself built around a golf course setting. It's a destination suited to owners who want an active week outdoors, not a beach-and-cocktail trip.

Selling or Renting a Week Here

If you're ready to part with your week, BidMyTimeshare.com works as a private owner-to-owner marketplace: you set your own asking price, buyers contact you directly through the platform, and there's no commission taken on the sale — just a one-time listing fee to get your week in front of buyers.

Before you list, it helps to understand the transfer mechanics specific to WorldMark by Wyndham. According to WorldMark, resale transfers typically go through a broker and carry a transfer fee of $399 (per 2025–2026 broker price lists), with the process usually taking around six weeks to complete. No right of first refusal has been identified in current brand documentation, so a private sale shouldn't be blocked by the resort stepping in to match your price.

One thing buyers should understand clearly: not everything carries over on a resale. Club Pass exchange access is limited to credits that were originally purchased from the developer, and VIP or TravelShare status stays with the original owning family rather than transferring to a new resale buyer. Exchanges through RCI are still available, since RCI is WorldMark's verified exchange network — but the elevated perks of VIP level aren't part of what a resale buyer receives.

Practical Notes for Owners

If you're selling, be upfront in your listing about what does and doesn't transfer — buyers appreciate knowing in advance that VIP benefits won't follow the sale. If you're buying, build the $399 transfer fee and the roughly six-week processing time into your plans, and confirm current annual maintenance fees directly with the resort or your broker before you agree on a price, since these can change year to year.

Who Rents Here

Renters interested in WorldMark Eagle Crest tend to be families or groups drawn to Central Oregon's outdoor appeal — golf, hiking, and access to Bend — rather than any specific on-site amenity. A clear description of the unit size, the view, and the time of year you're offering will help your listing stand out to the right renter.