I brought her my girls here (4 years and 10 years old) and they had the best time! The price was…read morevery reasonable and so much learning to be had! They have a little tide pool exploration zone downstairs where you can gently touch sea cucumbers, sea enemies, starfish, and so much more. Upstairs they have lots of information about the different ocean animals, interactive experiences, and you can even view a number things under microscopes. Highly recommend!

The life center was amazing. It was nice to be able to touch, feel and feed some of the animals…read morethere. I would absolutely recommend to everyone to take the time to check it out.

This a fabulous little local museum right outside of old town. Lots of really good old photos and…read morememorabilia. For a small town museum, it's well thought out and curated. For $3, it would be hard to complain.

Great place, we try to research some history each town we visit. The lady helping us was…read moreabsolutely fabulous. I wish we lived closer because she's a gem to talk to. If the business sees this we were there July 10, 11or 12 I can't remember but she was the greeter. We talked about Jeeps. Thank you for your kind heart. We appreciate you

This little printing museum is so fascinating and is a must see! The story of the printers life and…read morehow the building (now on the national registry) all came about is so interesting. And see all the fonts and type and how all the machines work is just amazing!

I called George for a tour not realizing the museum was on winter hours. George was the consummate…read moregentlemen. Very knowledgeable and kind to take time out of his day. He gave us a copy of the Sun. The museum is well-cared for and extremely well-organized. These volunteers care!

I stumbled across this gallery space while looking for the coffee shop housed inside the same…read morewarehouse. What an unexpected delight! I never got to see the former location mentioned in other reviews, but this warehouse space seems to work well for the large scale sculptures it houses. I couldn't quite grasp what I was seeing at first, but it soon dawns on you that you're looking at carefully assembled plastic debris that takes on a life of its own as a large sea creature. And that debris has been pulled from the ocean. It's a powerful statement as you marvel at these cheerfully colorful creatures. This is a collective of artists, and a very talented one at that. It's amazing to think so many hands work together to bring these cohesive works to life. You can tell it's a real labor of love. There's some nice info boards and literature that lay out their mission, as well as an opportunity to donate money if you choose to do so...they also have a website. These big sculptures actually tour around to raise awareness about ocean pollution. Also, the coffee place inside was very good!

Amazing art that teaches about the problems plastics cause in the environment…read more They have moved to the Bandon Fisheries Warehouse on First Street less than a half mile from the old location

We came yesterday to visit the Gardens and walk the beach path…read more The Rose garden was fantastic. I saw many types for the first time. All well tended in a former home of wealth. Great experience.

One of my favorite parks in Oregon, it's absolutely beautiful, and I had the privilege of staying…read morein the cabin inside the park during their holiday lights as I had won the raffle about a decade ago. I absolutely love this park, tis beautiful, peaceful, and great. They do get really high waves, so you have to be careful and stay away from the edge and follow the safety guidelines. They do have an entrance fee which used to be $5, and its cash only

Had the opportunity to watch the summer dance camp routine that a group of young girls performed…read moreand was tickled pink at how much fun it was. The adorable group of girls all had smiles were absolutely adorable and I was so impressed with how much they learned in the short period of time at Boom Summer Dance Camp! Mykka the owner did a fabulous job with the girls! I highly recommend checking out Boom Dance Studio if you live in Coos Bay area.

Amazing studio! If you want your child to thrive in dance this is the place! My child loves it!read more

We passed this place driving to Brookings, and decided to come back. We fell in love with all the…read morepieces in this shop. Honestly I would've taken all of them home if I could've. Bryce, the owner/artist, is very friendly and it's really nice to see someone do something they're passionate about. We were able to watch him make a few pieces and he makes it look so easy. My friend and I purchased a few pieces to bring home to Texas. I can't wait to receive them in the mail! Definitely go see his shop if in the area. His stuff is beautiful and elegant.

Vines Art Glass was an unexpected find amid the tall trees of Bandon (The area is amazing on its…read moreown!) The owner Bryce Dimitrukwas a pleasure to meet. He made us welcome and was happy to share how he made the various pieces. The prices were excellent for the beauty and uniqueness of the items. We are very glad we stopped there!

The blueberries are great, the staff was helpful and friendly, the prices on you pick were less…read morethan other area farms, the drive was relaxing and beautiful. The Only sketch thing was the bridge you have to cross to get to the property, a little bit scary!!!

A beautiful drive to this great blueberry farm. Trees were…read moreloaded with berries. Picnic tables to snack and rest in between picking. Friendly staff/owner