Coos Bay, North Bend and Charleston make up a diverse area of historic charm, natural beauty, and outdoor adventure known as Oregon’s Adventure Coast. Each town displays its own unique independence while still being woven into a strong regional community on the Southern Oregon Coast.
The largest deep-draft port between San Francisco and Puget Sound in Washington State, Coos Bay, and neighboring North Bend, anchors the Southern Oregon Coast as a highly active harbor and thriving city. Coos Bay is artistic and profoundly shaped by the people who call it home. The historic bayside Marshfield District is home to a multitude of historic buildings, theaters, shops, restaurants, galleries, and parks.
Yet from Coos Bay is just a short trip to the untamed expanses of the Southern Oregon Coastal Wilderness. Adventures in the Oregon Dunes, long stretches of sandy beach, and forested hikes are all nearby. Close access to rivers, lakes, and the Pacific Ocean makes water sports and exploration easy. And, like the rest of this beautiful region, the Cape Arago Highway coastal drive rewards those who stop for a while and explore off the beaten path.
Featured Spots
South Coast
Mahaffy Ranch
Mahaffy Ranch established in 2004 by Ryan and Shawna Mahaffy welcome you to “Make a Day of It” in the country! Our desire is to provide a family friendly experience in our beautiful harvest setting. The farm is nestled between...
10362 Highway 241Coos Bay, OR
541-269-3900
South Coast
Art Connection
Art supplies, picture frames and more.
245 S. 4thCoos Bay, OR
541-267-0186
Email us (coosartconnection[at]frontier[dot]com)
South Coast
Coos Bay-North Bend-Charleston Visitor & Convention Bureau
The Coos Bay-North Bend-Charleston Visitor & Convention Bureau is the designated destination marketing organization for Coos Bay, North Bend, and Charleston, OR. Under the brand Oregon’s Adventure Coast, the VCB advertises and markets the outdoor recreation and tourist attractions of...
50 Central AvenueCoos Bay, OR
541-269-0215
Email us (info[at]visitoac[dot]com)
South Coast
Historic Egyptian Theatre
The Egyptian Theatre, built in 1925, is located downtown at 229 South Broadway on the main street of the City of Coos Bay. Coos Bay is the largest city on the Oregon coast and the largest deep water port between...
229 S BroadwayCoos Bay, OR
541-808-8295
South Coast
Empire Lakes
Welcome to Empire Lakes, a serene haven nestled within John Topits Park, in the northwestern section of Coos Bay on the Southern Oregon Coast. Spread across 120 acres of pristine natural beauty, this enchanting destination is a sanctuary of tranquility,...
Ackerman AvenueCoos Bay, OR
541-269-8918
South Coast
Oregon Coast Music Association
The Oregon Coast Music Association (OCMA) is a nonprofit corporation organized for the purpose of involving, enriching, and inspiring the community by providing quality classical music, and creative musical experiences. OCMA offices are located within the Coos Art Museum.
235 Anderson Ave.Coos Bay, OR
(541)267-0938
Email us (staff[at]oregoncoastmusic[dot]org)
South Coast
Vintage 101
A family-run vintage marketplace with glassware, mid-mod furniture & decor, local chocolates, records & CD’s, vintage clothes & jewelry, collectibles, & more!
270 S. BroadwayCoos Bay, OR
541-808-0980
South Coast
Coos Bay Public Library
Coos Bay Public Library connects our community to information in various forms, ensures equitable access to information and technology, and provides opportunities for learning, cultural enrichment, and improved quality of life.
525 Anderson Ave.Coos Bay, OR
(541) 269-1101
Email us (bayref[at]coosbaylibrary[dot]org)
South Coast
Hales Center for the Performing Arts
Located on the Southwestern Oregon Community College campus in Coos Bay, the Hales Center seats up to 500 people for all types of live performances.
1988 Newmark Ave.Coos Bay, OR
541-888-2525
South Coast
Golden and Silver Falls State Natural Area
A hidden gem in the dense coastal forests of southwest Oregon, Golden and Silver Falls State Natural Area may be hard to find, but it’s well worth the 24-mile drive from Highway 101. The final 3-miles narrow to a one...
Coos Bay, OR541-888-3778
South Coast
Smith Farm Walnut – Heritage Tree
This black walnut is a remnant of a larger grove, planted around 1865, that marks the farthest navigable point on the Coos River. Before S. Coos River Lane was built in the 1920s, people and goods unloaded at this community...
96614 S Coos River LaneCoos Bay, OR
South Coast
Oregon Chrome Guide Service
Oregon Chrome Guide Service offers Salmon and Steelhead guided fishing trips on the Oregon Coast.
Coos Bay, OR
(541) 290-2123
Email us (maggard[dot]grayson[at]gmail[dot]com)
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Coos Bay-North Bend-Charleston Visitor & Convention Bureau
Coos Bay, OR Mail:
Coos Bay, OR
541-269-0215
Email us (info[at]visitoac[dot]com)