Places to Stay in Coos Bay, Oregon

From oceanside hotels and rental beach cabins to coastal yurts and tent camping, there’s a place to lay your head at the Coast.

From oceanside hotels and rental beach cabins to coastal yurts and tent camping, there’s a place to lay your head at the Coast.

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South Coast

Cozy Cottage in Coos Bay

Cottage on the outside ~ Zen-like interior with lots of color on the inside. The entire house and yard are for Your use. The back yard has a fire pit & lots of wood. Garage attached to house w garage...

Coos Bay, OR
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Little Cabin on the River

Hideout in a coastal forest. Built in the early 60’s as a fishing retreat, it is a perfect getaway for two guests. Completely remodeled, this cozy little cabin is located right on the river and in the heart of old...

14376 Hwy 241
Coos Bay, OR

(541) 269-7745
Email us (tom0555[at]hotmail[dot]com)

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Campbells Vacation Apartments

Panoramic View of Ocean-Charleston Marina-Bar Entrance. Fully furnished private apt.-living room-fully equipped kitchen-dining area-spacious 1 bedroom w/queen bed-large full bathroom-cable-wi fi- deck. Accommodates two. 2 day minimum (monthly & weekly rates available)

91241 Cape Arago Hwy.
Coos Bay, OR

541-888-4875
Email us (www[dot]campbellvacapts[at]gmail[dot]com)

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South Coast

Mingus Park Cottage

A very sweet comfortable cottage in the desirable Mingus Park location. This home, built in 1930, sits back on the property from the street, across from Mingus Park where you can hear the fountains in the lake and the music...

Coos Bay, OR
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Seagate Guest House

Dog-friendly bayfront home with water access, private hot tub, retro-style charm. With gorgeous water views & space for up 7 guests, you’ll never want to leave! Near the Oregon Dunes National Recreation Area, Charleston marina, & outdoor recreation.

1230 Seagate
Coos Bay, OR
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Coos Bay Manor Bed & Breakfast

This historic 8,000 sq. foot colonial-style house was built in 1912 by two Finnish brothers, the Nerdrums, who worked for the C.A. Smith Lumber Company. There they pioneered the use of salt water from the bay in making pulp, a...

955 S. 5th St.
Coos Bay, OR

541-808-0009
Email us (reservations[at]coosbaymanor[dot]com)

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Travel Stories

Head South for These Less-Crowded Coastal Lodgings

Ask any seasoned Oregon traveler and they’ll tell you the same tip for visiting the Oregon Coast: Warmer weather brings the crowds to Oregon’s North Coast. That means if you head a bit farther south along the beautiful U.S. Highway 101, you have plenty of room to stay socially distanced amid the rugged landscape and wild beauty of Oregon’s Central and South Coast. While planning your trip, check out these unique lodging options for an extra-memorable stay.
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Outstanding Places to Stay on the Coast

When leisure travel is allowed again, Oregon’s coastal communities are ready to welcome you back to their spectacular oceanfront resorts, charming beachside cottages and family-friendly spaces for all budgets. Visitors can have peace of mind, too, knowing that all have...
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Bandon Dunes Unveils Sheep Ranch Golf Course

World-renowned Bandon Dunes Golf Resort is Oregon’s most-lauded golf experience with authentic Scottish-links-style play, set along a spectacular stretch of Pacific coastline. With its four celebrated 18-hole courses — Bandon Dunes, Bandon Trails, Pacific Dunes and Old Macdonald –– all...
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Yurts to Glamp in this Season

The kids are back at school and the campgrounds are finally quiet. It’s a great time to book a yurt, which makes for an easy and comfy (not to mention affordable) rest after a day of fresh coastal air. If...
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Spend a Night at These Lesser-Known Coastal Lodgings

The oceans and mountains, rivers and lakes along the Oregon Coast range are magical places to wake up every morning on vacation. But have you ever dreamed of sleeping in a working lighthouse, on a houseboat, at the base of...
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Weekend in Waldport

If you’ve ever traveled along Highway 101 between Newport and Florence, you may recall feeling the grandeur of the Alsea Bay Bridge and its soaring arch over the sparkling bay. It’s actually the fanciest part of Waldport — an under-the-radar...
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