Bandon

Bandon is a city on the Southern Oregon Coast. Bandon has many wonderful things to offer.

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View from Face Rock viewpoint

Horseback Riding on the Beach
🌍 The West Coast Game Park Safari, 46914 Hwy. 101 (7 miles south of Bandon), ☎ +1 541 347-3106, e-mail: westcoastgameparksafari@gmail.com.
🌍 Bandon Dunes Golf Resort, 57744 Round Lake Rd., toll-free: +1-888-345-6008. (updated Jan 2017)
🌍 Bandon Crossing Golf Course, 87530 Dew Valley Ln., ☎ +1 541 347-3232. Daily 8AM-7PM. 18 holes w/ cart $65-95. (updated Jan 2017)
🌍 Bandon State Natural Area (On Bandon`s Beach Loop Road). Free. (updated Feb 2017)
🌍 Seven Devils State Recreation Site, ☎ +1-800-551-6949. (updated Sep 2017)
🌍 Bandon Marsh National Wildlife Refuge. (updated Jan 2018)

The Fudge Factory.
🌍 Cranberry Sweets & More, 280 1st St. SE, ☎ +1 541-347-9475. They make cranberry candy and chocolate from local cranberries, as well as cookies and camel corn. They are made in their factory in Coos Bay, where you can see them being made on weekdays. They have many free samples in their Bandon store, however. (updated Jan 2017)

Alloro Wine Bar & Restaurant, 375 2nd Street (Old Town Bandon), ☎ +1 541-347-1850. Coastal Italian cuisine including handmade pastas, fresh seasonal ingredients and seafood specials daily. Featuring Oregon Pinot Noirs and Italian wines. Full bar. Reservations recommended.

Coquille River Lighthouse in Bullards Beach State Park

Best Western Inn at Face Rock, 3225 Beach Loop Rd, ☎ +1 541 347-9441, fax: +1 541 347-2532.

🌍 Bullards Beach State Park (2 miles north of Bandon), ☎ +1 541 347-2209. Large campground with hook-ups for RVs, a hiker-biker camp, and 13 yurts. The park also has the historic Coquille River Lighthouse. The lighthouse tower is no longer accessible due to safety concerns, but it is staffed with volunteers from Mid-May thru September (11am-5pm) to answer questions and show visitors the fog/signal room. (updated Jan 2017)

Routes through Bandon

Astoria ← Coos Bay ←

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