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What can you do on the Oregon coast? Enjoy the world’s first sandboard park, located in the city of Florence the ‘Sandboarding Capital of the World’ in beautiful Lane County. With a 40 mile stretch of coastal sand dunes the...

4981 U.S. Hwy. 101
Florence, OR

541-997-6006
Email us (info[at]sandmasterpark[dot]com)

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We sell new and used rods and reels, and American-made tackle for all aspects of fishing including used tackle. We carry bait & ice.

3807 SE Ash St
Newport, OR

541-961-3770

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History of Oregon’s south coast history of early societies and communities.

29419 Ellensburg Av (Hwy 101)
Gold Beach, OR

541-247-9396

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In the heart of the old Nye Beach downtown, this building has been extensively remodeled, but began life as a live theater in vaudeville days. In the late 20s, it became one of Newport’s first movie houses. The 50s brought...

716 NW Beach Drive
Newport, OR

541-574-0545

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There is a registration board and access to undeveloped campsites at Oak Flat. Provides access to: Illinois River Trail #1161 Facilities No picnic table No fire pit Horse Corral No drinking water Vault toilet No garbage disposal – Please pack...

Agness, OR

541-247-3600

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Visit your neighborhood Safeway located at 2220 N Coast Hwy, Newport, OR, for a convenient and friendly grocery experience! From our deli, bakery, fresh produce and helpful pharmacy staff, we’ve got you covered! Our bakery features customizable cakes, cupcakes and...

2220 N Coast Hwy
Newport, OR

(541) 265-2930

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Sightings of the state’s largest land animal and the second-largest member of the deer family, the Roosevelt elk are common across the Oregon Coast. To help plan your next sightseeing adventure, here’s more on where to see them on the Oregon Coast, how to watch them safely and why fall is such a fascinating time to spot these regal animals.

While Oregon certainly has its fair share of challenging wilderness trails that experienced hikers love, there are plenty of walking routes where you can enjoy the great outdoors, no matter your age or ability. You just need to head to the Oregon Coast, where you’ll find plenty of relatively short, flat and — in many cases — paved trails that are perfect for multigenerational outings.

Explore the dynamic and essential ecosystems of Oregon’s estuaries with the Tillamook Estuaries Partnership Along the northern Oregon Coast, Tillamook County is home to five distinct estuaries—each shaped by the movement of water, wildlife, and time. These coastal areas support...

If you’re looking to explore the abundant natural and historic offerings along the North Oregon Coast, consider these top recommendations from community members who experience disabilities. Whether you’re looking for beach access, trails, or museums, these spots offer a variety...

From adaptive beach wheelchairs and paved trails to sensory-friendly exhibits and playgrounds, the Central Oregon Coast is working to make travel and recreation more inclusive. With thoughtful accommodations like sand-friendly mobility devices and color enhancing glasses, these locations are designed...

With group travel on the rise, organizations along the Oregon Coast are making sure everyone gets to join in on the fun. Crafted specifically for folks with disabilities, these trips showcase the best of the Oregon Coast, from thrilling ocean...

Events on the Oregon Coast

August 27, 2025 - August 30, 2025

2100 Sherman Avenue
North Bend, OR

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August 27, 2025

270 2nd Street
Coos Bay, OR

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August 27, 2025

320 Central Avenue
Coos Bay, OR

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August 30, 2025

825 SW 51st Street
Lincoln City, OR

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Find things to do on the Oregon Coast

Sand Master Park – Sandboarding

Stabi Dave’s Bait and Tackle

Curry Historical Society Museum

The Tea Party

Illinois River West Trailhead

Safeway Inc.

Meet the Majestic Elk of the Oregon Coast

6 Great Multigenerational Hikes

Claudine Rehn of the Tillamook Estuaries Partnership

Accessible Travel on the North Oregon Coast

Accessible Travel on the Central Oregon Coast

Accessible Group Trips and Excursions on the Oregon Coast

Events on the Oregon Coast

The Liberty Theatre Presents Cinderella

Wednesday Group Run – South Coast Running Club

Coos Bay Farmers Market

Crabbing Explorience