Redfish offers affordable French-inspired coastal cuisine and drink in a modern, casual, and original setting with a breathtaking view of the Pacific Ocean. Call for reservations in the Redfish LOFT, our luxury, romantic oceanfront suite for two. Complete your experience…
Puerto Vallarta Restaurants have been serving delicious and authentic Mexican food since 1991. Try a platter of steak, chicken, or seafood or choose one of your favorites – fajitas, arroz con pollo, chimichangas, carne asada, fresh guacamole and chips, and…
The Prehistoric Gardens are great for young and old alike. Just 17 miles north of Gold Beach lies an untouched prehistoric garden complete with 23 life size dinosaurs set amongst a lush Oregon rainforest. The self-guided tour allows you to…
Powers County Park is a unique recreational complex provided by Coos County. The park is located in the city limits of Powers, Oregon; 100 Powers County Park, Powers, OR 97466′ eighteen miles from the junction of Highway 42 and Highway #242….
The gateway to the Siskiyous. Nestled in the coast range, Powers is teeming with natural wonders and opportunities for outdoor recreation. Powers is located in a beautiful, isolated valley surrounded by lush green hills on the South Fork of the…
Port Orford RV Village is located in the city of Port Orford in a clean and tranquil setting ½ mile off of Highway 101 and just 2 miles from local beaches. They offer many great amenties as well as a…
Pony Village Mall is the largest indoor mall on the Oregon Coast, featuring over 60 retail stores, services and restaurants. Anchor stores are Ross Dress for Less, Dollar Tree, Big-5 Sporting Goods, Jo-Ann Fabrics and Sears, but there’s also a large…
Pistol River State Park is set in the dunes of the southern Oregon coast. The river supposedly got its name when a militia soldier lost his pistol in the river during the infamous Rogue River Indian War. In March of…
Overview Packers Cabin was originally built during the 1930s and served as the headquarters for the Forest Service packer who supplied lookouts and field crews by horse or mule pack trains. Today, visitors no longer need to hitch up a…
