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Travel to Bandon, Oregon and discover a quaint town that prides itself on a variety of shops, galleries, and restaurants. Have a bite to eat in Old Town Bandon and just enjoy sitting on the dock for a view of the river and the ocean.
Bandon is called "The Cranberry Capitol of the World," as well as the "The Storm Watching Capitol of the World." Bandon is located where the Coquille River meets the Pacific Ocean. Enjoy birding, surfing, crabbing, fishing, mushroom picking, visit Face Rock, and access miles of shoreline at the day-use state parks on Beach Loop Drive. For more information on Bandon, visit the Tourist Information Center in Old Town.
Bandon boasts of three of the world’s premier golf courses at the Bandon Dunes Golf Resort. Complementing the Bandon Dunes Golf Resort. Bandon's newest 18 hole course in Bandon Crossings was recently listed as one of the top ten best new golf courses in America. Bandon is becoming known as THE golf destination in the Pacific Northwest.
Golf
Those who are serious about golf travel to Bandon, Oregon, because it is “Oregon’s Golf Coast” and is home to three premier golf courses - Bandon Dunes, Pacific ... more
Lodging
Travel to Bandon on the Oregon Coast and enjoy a wide selection of hotels and motels in all price ranges ... more
RVs
Those who travel the Oregon coast via the Pacific Coast Highway, US Route 101, make a point of stopping at Bandon, Oregon. Choose from one of the many public ... more
Horseback Riding
Travel to Bandon, Oregon to ride the beaches and enjoy the tide pools. Ride during the day or take a sunset trip. Enjoy the beauty of the Oregon Coast by ... more
Surfing - Windsurfing
Windsurfers travel to Floras Lake which is located 17 miles south of Bandon, Oregon. Windsurfing on Floras Lake is popular for both beginners and experts ... more
Fishing
Deep sea charters, fishing in the Coquille River, visit a local lake or toss a line from the surf - plenty of fishing opportunities abound around for those who ... more
Sightseeing
Travel to Bandon on the Oregon coast and don't miss the shops, galleries, and restaurants in Old Town. Then take a drive south to visit Face Rock and access the ... more
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Bandon Old Town is the focal point for this Oregon community. With its collection of eclectic shops as well as the sights and sounds of the harbor, it is a must ... more
Restaurants
Those who travel to Bandon discover what may be the largest selection of restaurants on the southern Oregon coast. Travel to Old Town Bandon and explore many ... more
Camping
For those who travel to Bandon, on the Oregon Coast, there are two public places to camp nearby: Bullard's Beach State Park just two miles to the north, and ... more
Tide Pooling
Tidepooling in the Bandon area of the Oregon Coast is fun for the whole family. Look at the tide tables then travel to any of the many beaches at low tide to ... more
Whales
Face Rock, located just south of Bandon, offers a great opportunity to view whales as they travel up and down the Oregon Coast ... more
Bird Watching
Bandon, Oregon, is known as having one of the best places on the coast for bird watching: the Bandon Marsh National Wildlife Refuge. Birders travel from around ... more
