Coos Bay Trip

This historic waterfront promenade showcases Coos Bay's maritime heritage through interpretive pavilions. Examine the restored tugboat "Koos No. 2" while enjoying harbour views from picnic areas along the boardwalk.

Once a timber baron's estate, Shore Acres State Park blends formal gardens with dramatic Pacific Ocean views. Stroll through the Japanese garden and rose displays, then watch for whales from the rugged sandstone cliffs.

Nestled between towering sea cliffs, this crescent-shaped beach offers a sheltered haven for beachcombing and swimming. Hiking trails connect to neighbouring parks with coastal forest views and seasonal wildflowers.

This rugged coastal park showcases Oregon's wild Pacific beauty with abundant tide pools and seal colonies. Visit during low tide to explore marine ecosystems and catch glimpses of migrating whales.

South Slough Reserve, America's first National Estuarine Research Reserve, protects 5,000 acres of coastal habitats. Explore its trails through forests and marshes while spotting diverse wildlife.

This 12-hole coastal course winds through a serene valley with natural water hazards and towering trees. Enjoy a relaxing round where Big Creek and local wildlife create a uniquely tranquil golfing experience.

This waterfront museum chronicles Oregon's South Coast history through exhibits of Indigenous cultures and maritime adventures. Explore artefacts while enjoying panoramic bay views in the state-of-the-art facility.

Established in 1923, Coos Golf Club features a scenic 18-hole course blending historical design with coastal beauty. Morning tee times offer the best experience before afternoon winds.