Find Activities on the Oregon Coast
Central Coast
Heceta Head Lighthouse
There are few more dramatic vistas along the Oregon Coast than Heceta Head, a 200-foot bluff that juts out into the sea and is crowned with a 56-foot-tall lighthouse that has steered ships from danger since 1894. The view is...
Summer StreetFlorence, OR
(541)547-3416
Central Coast
Siuslaw Pioneer Museum
Displays relics and historical information featuring the Siuslaw River and its pioneers. Home life, farming, fishing, lumbering and transportation are shown in displays and pictures. Wheelchair ramp. Closed Mondays. Closed in December
278 Maple StreetFlorence, OR
541-997-7884
Email us (spmuseum[at]oregonfast[dot]net)
Central Coast
Sea Lion Caves
America's largest sea cave, Sea Lion Caves is a privately owned wildlife preserve and bird sanctuary that is the year-round home of the Steller sea lion. Sea Lion Caves is not a zoo, so the protected marine animals come and...
91560 Hwy 101Florence, OR
541-547-3111
Email us (info[at]sealioncaves[dot]com)
Central Coast
Serene Abundance Studio Space
Serene Abundance Studio Space (SASS) is your creative refuge on the Oregon Coast. SASS is a multi-purpose creative arts center for the community, and Coastal visitors. SASS’ mission is to promote creativity as a means of healing, inspiration, personal expression...
1790 Oregon Coast HwyFlorence, OR
541-590-3877
Email us (inbox[at]sereneabundancemagic[dot]com)
Central Coast
Florence Golf Links
Nestled amidst the wind swept sand dunes and towering pines, golf does not get any more breathtaking than Florence Golf Links. Sculpted by nature, this wonderful scene provided a delightful canvas for world-renowned golf course architect Rees Jones to create...
1201 35th StreetFlorence, OR
541-997-1940
Email us (nikr[at]florencegolflinks[dot]com)
Central Coast
Confederated Tribes of Coos, Lower Umpqua and Siuslaw Indians
A sense of abundance and gratitude defines the Confederated Tribes of Coos, Lower Umpqua and Siuslaw Indians, a cultural identity that springs from the richness of their ancestral homeland. Since long before written records, the miluk (Coos), hanis (Coos), shayuushtl’a...
Florence, OR