Shayla's List of Local Bites and Must-See Sites
Food Scene
7 Devils Brewing Co.
247 S 2nd StSharkBite's Seafood Cafe
240 S BroadwayChuck's Seafood
91135 Cape Arago HwyTokyo Bistro
525 Newmark AveEspresso Mill & Bakery
520 S Empire Blvd7 Devils Waterfront Alehouse
1240 North Bayshore DriveAmbiance with a European vibe, fantastic beer selection, and authentic German cuisine.
6 locals recommend
Blue Heron Bistro
100 Commercial AveAmbiance with a European vibe, fantastic beer selection, and authentic German cuisine.
Choose from more than a few food trucks serving BBQ, breakfast, loaded fries, and tacos. Inside seating and adult beverages are served in an industrial-chic space.
Front Street Food Trucks
Choose from more than a few food trucks serving BBQ, breakfast, loaded fries, and tacos. Inside seating and adult beverages are served in an industrial-chic space.
La Herradura
Fantastic Mexican food!
Sightseeing
Cape Arago State Park
Cape Arago HighwaySunset Bay State Park
Shore Acres State Park
89526 Cape Arago HighwayFabulous urban walking loop from Ferry Road Park down to the bay, under the bridge, and over to Simpson Park then back through the historic Simpson Heights neighborhood to Ferry Road. One of my favs!
Ferry Road Park
496 Park AveFabulous urban walking loop from Ferry Road Park down to the bay, under the bridge, and over to Simpson Park then back through the historic Simpson Heights neighborhood to Ferry Road. One of my favs!
Super scenic beach, great for beachcombing.Remember to check the tides before going as this beach is hardly walkable at hightides, and is notorious for sneaker waves and rolling driftwood.
Seven Devils State Recreation Site
Super scenic beach, great for beachcombing.Remember to check the tides before going as this beach is hardly walkable at hightides, and is notorious for sneaker waves and rolling driftwood.
A fantastic mile-long beach for walking, and pets on leashes are welcomed.
19 locals recommend
Bastendorff Beach Park
63377 Bastendorf Beach RdA fantastic mile-long beach for walking, and pets on leashes are welcomed.
A historical settlement turned interpretive area with trails that wander through forest and wetlands.
South Slough National Estuary Interpretive Center
A historical settlement turned interpretive area with trails that wander through forest and wetlands.
A personal favorite hike!
Get up close and personal with the great Dunes of the Oregon coast.
A long out-and-back hike through
sand, and closer to the beach, thick wetlands. Bring water, snacks, and good shoes. Trail is marked by posts, and is not always obvious.
John Dellenback Dunes Trailhead
U.S. 101A personal favorite hike!
Get up close and personal with the great Dunes of the Oregon coast.
A long out-and-back hike through
sand, and closer to the beach, thick wetlands. Bring water, snacks, and good shoes. Trail is marked by posts, and is not always obvious.
A scenic viewpoint within walking distance of the Sparrow's Nest, Nautilus, and Luck Dragon Apartments, with grassy areas to walk pets, take a stroll, or access the water via the boat ramp on the northern end.
North Bend Boardwalk
A scenic viewpoint within walking distance of the Sparrow's Nest, Nautilus, and Luck Dragon Apartments, with grassy areas to walk pets, take a stroll, or access the water via the boat ramp on the northern end.
Libraries within walking distance are a bonus of you'd like computer access, a cool place to relax and study, or just want to smell the pages of your favorite books.
Public Library North Bend
Libraries within walking distance are a bonus of you'd like computer access, a cool place to relax and study, or just want to smell the pages of your favorite books.
Golden and Silver Falls State Natural Area
Glenn Creek RoadMingus Park
Coos Bay Boardwalk
Laverne Park
61217 Fairview RdLake Marie Trail
452-682 Lighthouse RdJohn Topits Park
298-284 Hull StEntertainment
The Liberty Theatre
2100 Sherman AveEgyptian Theatre
229 S BroadwayCharleston Marine Life Center
63466 Boat Basin RdSteve's ATV Rentals
68512 US-101Coos County, Oregon has a rich history that stretches back centuries. The area was originally inhabited by Native American tribes, including the Coos, Lower Umpqua, and Siuslaw peoples. European exploration began in the 18th century, with fur traders and explorers venturing into the region. In the mid-19th century, Coos County experienced a surge in population and economic growth due to the timber industry and the discovery of gold. Logging and fishing became vital industries, shaping the county's development. Today, Coos County is known for its stunning coastal scenery, diverse ecosystems, and a blend of Native American, pioneer, and industrial heritage.
Coos History Museum
Coos County, Oregon has a rich history that stretches back centuries. The area was originally inhabited by Native American tribes, including the Coos, Lower Umpqua, and Siuslaw peoples. European exploration began in the 18th century, with fur traders and explorers venturing into the region. In the mid-19th century, Coos County experienced a surge in population and economic growth due to the timber industry and the discovery of gold. Logging and fishing became vital industries, shaping the county's development. Today, Coos County is known for its stunning coastal scenery, diverse ecosystems, and a blend of Native American, pioneer, and industrial heritage.
Antique Shopping
Leaf's Treehouse Mini-Mall
311 S BroadwayOne of our very favorite places to shop! Tell them we sent you!
Vintage 101 - Antique & Home Decor Marketplace
270 S BroadwayPast to Present Emporium LLC