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Camping
Travel to the north and visit the vast Oregon Dunes National Park. Or travel to the west and south to visit the beaches and cliffs overlooking the Pacific Ocean. All offer spectacular places to camp. Vacation in one of the many Federal, State, County and private campgrounds that offer amenities from the rustic to the sophisticated and enjoy the sunsets.
Camping Near Coos Bay and Charleston
Where to Camp
Charleston
Charleston is a working seaport and is well worth the diversion off of Route 101. Watch as the fishermen work the sea, much as they have for centuries. It is ... more
Spinreel Campground
Spinreel Campground is designed for ATV, dunebuggy, quad campers and has 36 sites for tents, autos and trailers. Drinking water and flush toilets are available ... more
Bluebill Campground
Bluebill Campground has 18 sites available for tents, cars, RVs, and trailers. Pit toilets and drinking water are available. The campground is a short distance ... more
Bastendorff Beach
Bastendorff Beach is a county campground, day use area and beach. The park consists of 89 acres and is a beautiful place to camp. There are 91 campsites of ... more
Riley Ranch Campground
Riley Ranch County Park is located at milepost 227 on US Highway 101 just west of the community of Hauser, Oregon and 6 miles north of North Bend, Oregon. Riley ... more
Sunset Bay State Park
Sunset Bay State Park offers extensive picnic and overnight camping. Located in one of the most scenic areas of the coast, this park features wide sandy ... more
Horsfall OHV Campgrounds
Horsfall OHV Campground and Horsfall Beach OHV Campground are designed for off-highway (ATV, dune buggy, quad, sand rail) vehicle oriented camping. Both are ... more
