Oregon Dunes
Visit the nearby Oregon Dunes National Recreation Area for world-class sandboarding and ATV riding.





North Bend is a quintessential Pacific Northwest town located on the northern bend of Coos Bay. The city is defined by the magnificent Conde B. McCullough Memorial Bridge, an architectural landmark that provides a dramatic entrance to the area. As the northern entrance to the Oregon Dunes National Recreation Area, North Bend is a premier destination for sandboarding, hiking, and off-road vehicle excursions across towering coastal dunes. Visitors can enjoy a relaxed pace of life, exploring the local waterfront, sampling fresh Pacific seafood, or taking advantage of the region's rich maritime history and abundant natural beauty.
North Bend is a quintessential Pacific Northwest town located on the northern bend of Coos Bay. The city is defined by the magnificent Conde B. McCullough Memorial Bridge, an architectural landmark that provides a dramatic entrance to the area. As the northern entrance to the Oregon Dunes National Recreation Area, North Bend is a premier destination for sandboarding, hiking, and off-road vehicle excursions across towering coastal dunes. Visitors can enjoy a relaxed pace of life, exploring the local waterfront, sampling fresh Pacific seafood, or taking advantage of the region's rich maritime history and abundant natural beauty.
Iconic McCullough Bridge with sweeping bay views.
Gateway to the massive Oregon Dunes National Recreation Area.
Excellent opportunities for crabbing and fishing in Coos Bay.
Historic downtown area with local boutiques and eateries.
Direct access to the largest expanse of coastal sand dunes in North America.
Home to the historic and visually striking McCullough Bridge.
A quieter, more authentic alternative to the highly commercialized tourist towns further north.
Ideal base for water-based activities like crabbing, clamming, and bay fishing.
Visit the nearby Oregon Dunes National Recreation Area for world-class sandboarding and ATV riding.
Stop at the designated viewpoints on either side of the McCullough Bridge for the best photography opportunities.
Outdoor enthusiasts and scenic coastal road trips.
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$100-$180 p/day
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Don't miss the chance to try fresh Dungeness crab, a local specialty available at waterfront restaurants.
Pack layers even in the summer, as coastal fog and winds can cause temperatures to drop unexpectedly.
June-September
Expect cool temperatures and frequent rain showers, but enjoy lush green landscapes and fewer tourists.
The best time for outdoor activities with milder weather and clearer skies, though it is the peak visitor season.
September often brings 'Second Summer' with calm, warm days before the winter rainy season begins.
Ideal for storm watching along the coast, though many outdoor activities are limited by heavy rain and wind.