Gosh this beach is gorgeous! If you're a photographer you're going to love this beach! If you're…read morelooking for a warm beach to get a tan and maybe frolick in the waves.... bwhahaha! Uh no, this beach is not for you - actually I'm pretty sure there's not a beach in Oregon that good for tans and swimming. Hiking though? Yes. Photography? Yup! Maybe surf fishing, making a sand castle, flying a kite, letting the kids run around? YupYupYup. Here's a pretty sunset photo. Sigh... I need more of places like this in my life!

Plover billed! Plus, I will just repeat what everybody else said…read more Easy parking. Good access (not wheel chair or walker access) Great picnic area and sheltered shady spots. Fun shallow water freshwater river running into the ocean makes it really great for kids. Loads of beach. Crazy beach. Great, gender neutral bathrooms!

If you want to get away from the city buzz, just come to this park and take a stroll along the duck…read morepond to find the Japanese gardens. There, you will find peace and tranquility. Very easy trails to walk on. I even saw some older people in wheelchairs using the path.

Now this is truly a hidden gem!…read more I wasn't expecting too much from this park. We just wanted to go for a stroll after our long drive to Coos Bay. We were able to get in an hour stroll because we walked through the disc golf area. There's plenty of parking. And the bathrooms near the swimming pool were very clean.

The number of stellar sheltered harbors on the West Coast is about a handful and a half, border to…read moreborder. Coos Bay is one. The area has quite a few communities beyond the namesake Coos Bay, including North Bend, Cooston, North Bay, and others including Charleston. Charleston is a set of rolling highlands that separate Coos Bay from the ocean. So if you want ocean, go West! There you will find state beaches and the Bastendorff Park of Coos County. There is an overlook of the beach, down the cliff. To get to the beach, walk back down the road. There is a children's play structure, parking and a grassy area at the overlook. Continue up the hill for RV-type camp spots with water and power hookups and a bathroom structure. The individual camping areas are shaded, and carved from the brush, providing some privacy from adjacent campers. The group area is at the top of the hill and largely unshaded, grass covered and sunny when it's clear. Though there is not a view of the ocean from there or any of the camping spots, it can be heard. It's the gem of the park camping areas, with its own bathroom shower structure, clean and with a huge supply of hot water. There is also an electric cooktop, sink and kitchen counter under a roof with picnic tables for your group. Each camping spot has a fire grate, but bring your own cooking grate with a finer mesh to hold whatever you are grilling. Great and unobtrusive park staff. We had a great get-together here to honor a local fisherman friend lost at sea with 3 generations of families participating, from up and down the Western states, Coos style. We are all Oregonians. As a Portlander I honor all the people all over the state. I understand that they cut trees, graze cattle, grow crops, mine, fish, hopefully over the long term. We are all in it together. I like to support the small businesses when I get a chance to visit too. Like in Coos where fishing has had some tough times with the closure of the Sacramento River salmon seasons and some slim fish runs for the Klamath basin. Sounds like those fish are back strong this year. So thinking of all you in Coos, and encourage Yelpers to visit the Southern Oregon Coast and the small towns supporting its awesome oceanfront!

So majestically beautiful. Very cute little town that's worth the stop. Only spent a few hours but…read moreit was enough to check out the beautiful scenery.

What a fun experience here with some friends for the weekend! The dunes are massive and so…read moreexpansive! This is definitely a great stop for weekend fun! Most of the campers seemed thoughtful and having a good time especially with atvs and side by sides all over the place!

Hall Lake Loop in the Oregon Dunes National Recreation Area. Absolutely beautiful 1.6 mile…read morewalking/hiking loop. This short hike includes a waterfall and ocean views from the top of the dunes. This small lake would be a great place to paddle board or take a dip. We've been coming to the Dunes for 18 years but this is the first time visiting this lake.

I drove through, thinking I may want to stay here in the future. Nope. I hit it when it was fairly…read morefull. Stay here if you're really, really good at backing your rig into tight spaces, without hitting your neighbor. Stay here is you don't mind being so close to another rig that you can probably hear them flush their toilet. It's basically a big parking lot with as many spots wadded in as possible, with white parking lines marking out each spot. Lots of nicer looking places to stay at nearby, especially if you want more room around your site.

Nice park stayed a week close to restaurants security at night…read moreMonkey business restaurant has the best chowder and fish & chips. Closed on Wednesday Cons: windy ,just a parking lot with hookups,some pretty sketchy people in the area

Great place to stay for the best price on the coast ( you'll be able to drive to the beach in about…read more20 minutes) and much warmer than the beaches. Everything you need is in Coquille; restaurants, grocery stores, etc... There's even a coffee caboose that you can easily walk to from the campground. Very clean and spacious campground with plenty for the kids to explore and play.

This is a very nice park along the Coquille River. Large grassy areas for kids or pets to run…read morearound along with restrooms and a fish cleaning station. Great area to stop and eat after going to Colleen's for take out. It even has a boat launch. You can also stay the night for 10$ in a spot in the park which has fire pits, bbq, and picnic tables.

We had the BEST day! Steve gave us a great run through of what to expect and how to ride safely as…read morefirst timers. This was meant to be a one time experience for us, but we can't wait to come back and ride again!

Confederate flags for sale? It's offensive and deeply unwelcoming. If I were a Black customer, I…read morecan only imagine how unsafe and disrespected I would've felt. I won't be back.

Well, it's a nice place for a family walk, trails are interesting & well marked. No staff…read moreavailable, virus worries has closed the office, restrooms & adjoining buildings. Don't know if they have maps of the trails available.