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OCV Region: South Coast
Travel Curry Coast
94235 Moore Street Suite 113 Gold Beach, Oregon 97444 Phone: (541) 247-3304 Website: www.travelcurrycoast.com
5 Easy Hikes on the Oregon Coast Trail
If long walks on the beach are your thing, exploring the Oregon Coast Trail will soon be your new favorite pastime. Similar to the Pacific Crest Trail, the coast trail — with views of sea stacks and rocky headlands and…
Bandon Marsh National Wildlife Refuge
This article is provided courtesy of the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service.
The Ultimate Oregon Coast Road Trip – All the Best Stops
By Local Adventurer Last week, we did the ultimate road trip down the Oregon Coast with Travel Oregon – all 363 miles of it. It was epic! This year, the People’s Coast is celebrating the 50th anniversary of the Oregon…
A Guide to Camping on the Central Oregon Coast
The central Oregon coast is chock-full of camping opportunities for folks looking to escape to the wild beaches. From minimalist hiker/biker sites, to private walk-ins, full hookups and yurts, there’s something for all types of campers. With trails leading straight from a number of these different campgrounds and beaches to explore right from your campsite, you may not even need to leave your campground for a truly memorable Oregon coast experience!
Lagoon Campground
Located within the Oregon Dunes National Recreation Area, Lagoon Campground is a great a home base for exploring the diversity found along the Oregon coast. With hiking trails, beach access and other adventures close by, there’s plenty to keep you busy.
The campground consists of 41 sites, nine of which are pull-through sites that can fit a variety of size vehicles (85 feet maximum). Each site has a picnic table and fire ring with a grill. Restroom facilities and potable water are located in the middle of the loop.
Camping on the Southern Oregon Coast
Off-Season Family Adventures With Oregon State Parks
The winter-spring shoulder season is a stunning time at the Oregon Coast. Fewer people are out and about, leaving the 363 miles of often sunny and sparkling beaches — as well as trails, parks and rivers — clear for all…