We welcome you to Oregon’s Adventure Coast, where the land meets the bay and the sea, opening up an abundance of possibilities. We invite you to explore, to discover, to feel, to know…at land’s end, adventure begins. On Oregon’s Adventure Coast, you will find not just something to do, but something you want to do. Your vacation will be full of adventure, nature, wildlife, culture, arts and athletics.
Water and outdoor activities abound on the Oregon Coast, from kayaking, scuba diving and surfing to world-class fishing, crabbing and clamming. Hit the sand in an ATV, hike winding trails, bike along the boardwalk, and run the same path as legend and local hero, Steve Prefontaine. Take a chance with Vegas-style gaming, catch a movie at the historic Egyptian Theatre, and make time to dine upon a hilltop. Your adventure awaits.
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Learn MoreSpend time in our beautiful forests and other natural environments and use all five senses to connect with Mother Nature. Slow down, relax, and be mindful of the present moment. Join us for a guided adventure!
Learn MoreThe best way to enjoy the area's beauty is on foot.
Learn MoreA heart-pounding mountain biking adventure - choose your challenge!
Learn MoreFresh water and deep sea fishing opportunities year 'round.
Learn MoreOAC has the largest expanse of coastal sand dunes in North America.
Learn MoreGrab Your Gear! The year-round crabbing here is second to none.
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Discover why Oregon's Adventure Coast: Coos Bay, North Bend, Charleston is the ultimate outdoor destination, complete with a resource guide to rentals and outfitting services for your next adventure.
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Explore the lesser-known attractions, hiking trails, scenic spots, and local businesses that offer a unique experience beyond the typical tourist routes on Oregon’s Adventure Coast: Coos Bay, North Bend, and Charleston.
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Oregon’s Adventure Coast: Coos Bay, North Bend, Charleston is deeply enriched by its Indigenous heritage, which has shaped the region for thousands of years. November is National Native American Heritage Month, the perfect time to recognize and honor the enduring impact and significant contributions of Indigenous peoples, including the Coquille Indian Tribe and the Confederated Tribes of the Coos, Lower Umpqua, and Siuslaw Indians.
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