Compass Rose Cafe
Enjoy breakfast and lunch at this family run cafe. Compass Rose Cafe works with local suppliers to source the freshest and highest quality offerings. Choose from a wide variety of hot and iced drinks, and don't forget to check out…
OCV Region: South Coast
Coos Bay Boardwalk
In the heart of downtown Coos Bay is the Coos Bay Boardwalk, well worth a quick stop to wander and have a bite to eat. The boardwalk is a short stretch of wood plank pier that boasts a fish market, a…
7 Devils Waterfront Alehouse
Enjoy stunning views of Coos Bay and its wildlife at 7 Devils second location. Locally sourced dishes – fresh fish, seasonal salads, and tender burgers – complement their coastally inspired brews, unique craft cocktails, and Pacific Northwest wines. Kick back…
48th Oregon Coast Music Festival
Now in its 48th season, the Oregon Coast Music Festival, often called the “Tanglewood of the West Coast”, returns July 11 – 25 with two inspiring weeks of music and learning. The longest-running music festival on the Oregon Coast, it…
Circle the Bay 30K – South Coast Running Club
Kick off August 8, 2026, with a waterfront challenge that’s as scenic as it is satisfying. This 30K (18.6-mile) event starts and finishes at Ferry Road Park in North Bend and winds through the Coos Bay waterfront and Eastside, serving…
Sunset Bay Trail Runs
Get ready to run where the forest meets the sea! Join the Sunset Bay trail races on Saturday, August 29, 2026, at Sunset Bay State Park in Coos Bay, Oregon. This event offers a hilly and scenic course along the…
The Coast’s Quiet Season
Winter is a time for slowing down and cozying up, and few places are better suited for doing just that than the Oregon Coast. While many visitors come to the Coast for outdoor activities like storm-watching and spotting whales, it’s good to keep in mind that winter brings a host of indoor delights, too, designed for relaxation and rejuvenation. Here’s how to make the most of the quiet season on the Coast.
What’s New at Oregon’s State Parks
Oregon state parks cover our beautiful coastline, with day-use areas and well-appointed campgrounds residing in forests of fir and Sitka spruce, in view of dramatic sea stacks just offshore and atop wide-open bluffs that offer idyllic opportunities for whale-watching.
What’s New with Winter Waters
Winter on the Oregon Coast brings its own kind of magic — silvery skies, roaring surf and the annual return of Winter Waters, a monthlong celebration of sea vegetables and the region’s sustainably sourced seafood. Each February, this coastal culinary festival washes ashore with chef collaborations, community dinners and dynamic experiences that spotlight the people and places behind our seafood.