Amazing tour, Brian was a great captain! Amazing views. It was a lot of fun doing the boat tour…read more Got up close to seals and really enjoyed the whole experience! Highly recommend the tour!

Awesome Port Orford Heads kayaking trip last weekend. Online booking is an available but I made an…read moreunplanned trip so showed up early the next morning and they were able to squeeze me in for the next tour. Epic paddle. Equipment is very nice, guide Mike was awesome. I learned SO much about the marine life, birds, and old coast guard station. Wet suits are provided. Suitable for beginners. The guide takes pictures that are available online afterward, so just go, paddle, and enjoy this gem of the Oregon Coast. SO, SO glad I did this. Thank you, David and Mike.

Silly me worrying that we wouldn't see any grey whales. We actually heard them before turning in…read moreawe to see these giants swimming amongst us. Our guide Gary got everyone all safetied up and vested. The boat was a kickass Zodiac that was nimble and stable as we passed sunbathing seals on our way out of narrow Depoe Bay harbor and into the Pacific. We motored just a short bit before we were trolling and watching whales feeding in the kelp beds. It was an amazing experience. I could be greedy and wish for a full breach. But, really everything after you see that first whale is all gravy. Sometimes life just comes up all Milhouse for you. Whales all day, tip your Captain

Gary was our captain and he knew his stuff! We saw so many whales it was incredible. Absolute best…read morepart of our vacation. Just a reminder - tip your guides! They deserve it. We will be back!

We limited on rock fish in two hours and went to pull crab pots next. A beautiful day on the water,…read moreCaptain Bob was full of information and we chatted easily about all kinds of topics. I would fish again with this guy in a heartbeat! He even turned us on to a dude who filleted all our fish and cooked/cleaned our crab. Five stars!

6 of us had a great morning on the 4th of July with Captain Bob and crewman Jim. They are both…read morefriendly and helpful. We left the dock around 7:30, cruised out about 20 minutes and had fish on as soon as we dropped our lines. We caught so many fish we started throwing back the small ones. On the way back in we opted to pull the crab pots...came home with 8 nice crab. We paid Jim $1 per fish to filet and package them for us. Bring an ice chest! We went back to our rental house and had an amazing fish fry and crab fest!

Good time with good sights! A very reasonable amount of effort over the course of 2 hours. Thanks…read moreLogan and Dash for the tour!

From the owner: Nestled between the world-famous Bandon Dunes on the Oregon coast and Oregon's central I-5 corridor…read morenear Coos Bay lies Coquille, Oregon, a charming town brimming with natural beauty and historical allure. Joy Rails || Coquille, formerly known as Oregon Coast Railriders, epitomizes a seamless blend of cycling, nature appreciation, and historical exploration. Conceived from the vision of Kim and Anita Metlen in Coquille, Oregon, this venture was born to offer an unparalleled adventure. Today, Joy Rails || Coquille, situated in the scenic Sturdivant Park, continues this legacy, beckoning both locals and tourists alike to embark on an unforgettable journey.

Abigail was awesome, and funny! My husband and I went on the offroad foraging adventure, and we…read moreboth enjoyed it a lot! She was able to describe things for me, a novice adventurer, but also went into depth on some plants, which was great for my husband, who knows a bit more than I do. We didn't go off trail too much, except for a couple of mushroom clusters that were found (which we kept and tried that night!) , and thankfully the trail was pretty even, so not a ton of hills or anything! It also was a great variety of nature along the trail, so we got a bit of everything! Can't wait to visit the area again and try another tour!

I got a foraging tour as a birthday gift and just cashed it in today. It was FANtastic! Abigail…read moretook me to some spots near Neptune State Park. I learned about some edible (and medicinal) greens, berries and mushrooms that are growing now and info on what to look for from those same plants in different seasons. She is a fun guide with a lot of useful knowledge. Highly recommend it!

6 miles off the 101 the drive is decent and not too bad. We went June 26th and it was busy. We…read morewaited about 30 Minutes to get to the top. Apparently when it rains they get more Visitors. "Because no one is at the beach" $2 to go to the top, children are free. I appreciate the volunteers who get free RV parking for working.

This place is pretty cool but beware it is soooooo windy omg!!! Super cool light house and the…read moreviews are amazing !

I had a great time flying with Terry and learning about the Florence area. I definitely recommend…read moretaking a flight!

Wow!!It took a few misses due to the weather but my husband finally took off this morning and what…read morea 20 minute ride! Dips, curves, buzzed the beach, along the jetties, over the mountains, all the while a running commentary from the pilot, Terry. And my husband took the steering for a short period. You must put this on your list. We will do it again!!!

Been coming here about 50 years. My folks took my sister and me and I took all three of my kids. We…read morereally love it here. My parents met the man who created all of this back in the 70s and always said he was the nicest and most interesting man. I think his family still owns and runs it. It's outside of Gold Beach so we hit it up anytime we're doing the PNW area. It's very affordable and kids find it magical. The parking is ample and the bathrooms are clean. The gift shop is really fun- esp when my son was younger and going through a years-long dinosaur obsession. My grown daughter, the kids dad and I all still think it's amazing. It's a really chill, nice place to stop. The person working is always really nice and they give you a fun map to walk around with.

A fun walk amongst the trees, especially for younger kids or those into dinosaurs. Various dinosaur…read moresculptures with informational signs along the way. Without stopping, it takes about 10-15 minutes to complete the walk, but you can do the loop multiple times. A classic Oregon attraction.