About Bandon Oregon
Located on the beautiful Southern Oregon Coast, Bandon offers unforgettable scenic views, golf, and sea stacks.
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Top Attractions in Bandon
Face Rock State Scenic Viewpoint
The crown jewel of Bandon's coastline. This viewpoint offers stunning vistas of massive sea stacks, including the famous Face Rock, which resembles a face looking up toward the sky. An American Indian legend tells the story of the princess whose face is frozen in stone.
Free parking and beach access. Best viewed at sunset.
Coquille River Lighthouse
Built in 1896, this historic lighthouse guarded the dangerous river bar for decades. Now retired, it serves as a beloved landmark located within Bullards Beach State Park. Visitors can walk out on the jetty for incredible views of the river meeting the ocean.
Open seasonally. Located at the north jetty.
Bandon Dunes Golf Resort
A world-renowned destination for true links golf. With multiple courses perched on rugged cliffs overlooking the Pacific, it offers a raw, authentic golfing experience similar to Scotland. Even non-golfers enjoy the resort's trails and restaurants.
Public welcome at restaurants. Walking-only courses.
Old Town Bandon
The heart of the city, spanning 10 square blocks near the harbor. It's packed with local flavor, including the famous Cranberry Sweets & More, Tony's Crab Shack, and numerous art galleries featuring local driftwood art.
Great for walking. Historic arch marks the entrance.
Circles in the Sand
A unique, ephemeral art installation and walking meditation created on the beach during low tides. Artists draw intricate labyrinths in the sand for the public to walk through before the tide washes them away.
Check schedule for dates. Free to participate.
Bullards Beach State Park
Located just across the river, this expansive park features 4.5 miles of open beach, a large campground, and equestrian trails. It's a prime spot for driftwood collecting, biking, and exploring the lighthouse grounds.
Year-round camping (yurts available). Day-use fee required.
Washed Ashore Gallery
A fascinating non-profit project that builds massive, colorful sculptures of marine life entirely from plastic pollution collected from beaches. It's both an art exhibit and an educational experience about ocean conservation.
Located in Old Town. Free admission (donations welcome).
Bandon Historical Society Museum
Housed in a former city hall building, this museum preserves the history of the Coquille Indians, the devastating fires of 1914 and 1936, and the region's cranberry and timber industries.
Small admission fee. extensive photo archives.
Hiking Trails & Beach Walks
Explore Bandon's stunning coastline and dunes. From easy boardwalks in Old Town to miles of sandy trekking past sea stacks.
Oregon Coast Trail (Bandon Section)
The stretch of beach from Old Town south to Devil's Kitchen is spectacular. You'll pass Face Rock, Cat and Kittens rocks, and miles of pristine sand. Watch the tides closely as some areas are impassable at high tide.
Bullards Beach Trail
A paved and hard-packed trail winding through shore pines and grassy dunes behind the beach. It connects the campground to the lighthouse, making it perfect for families and cyclists.
Seven Devils State Recreation Site
A secluded beach access point north of Bandon. The trail down to the beach is short, but the beach walking here offers solitude and excellent agate hunting away from the crowds.
New River Nature Center Trails
A network of gentle trails winding through coastal scrub, dunes, and wetlands along the New River. It's a fantastic spot for birdwatching and seeing a rare coastal river that runs parallel to the ocean.
Coquille River Walk
A pleasant stroll along the Bandon waterfront in Old Town. Walk along the boardwalk, watch the crab boats unload their catch, and enjoy views of the lighthouse across the river.
Face Rock Intertidal Walk
More of a beach exploration than a hike. At low tide, you can walk out near the sea stacks to explore vibrant tide pools filled with anemones, sea stars, and crabs. Use caution and respect marine life.
Mark Your Calendar
Local Events & Festivals
Plan your trip around these upcoming coastal gatherings.
Bandon Cranberry Festival
Bandon Fringe Festival
Circles in the Sand
Art by the Sea Gallery Receptions
Where to Stay in Bandon
From oceanfront suites to budget-friendly base camps, find the perfect accommodation for your coastal getaway.
Mid-Range
Perched on a bluff overlooking Old Town and the harbor, Bandon Inn offers some of the best views in town. It's centrally located, making it easy to walk to shops and restaurants.
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Mid-Range
Located near the beach access for Face Rock, this hotel offers comfortable, reliable lodging with great amenities. The indoor pool is a hit with families.
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Budget/Boutique
A simple, clean, and modern motel located directly across from the Old Town arch. It's the perfect basecamp for travelers who want to be in the center of the action without breaking the bank.
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View/Mid-Range
True to its name, this property sits right on the edge of the bluff offering unobstructed ocean views. Accommodations range from motel-style rooms to larger 'Vern Brown' suites.
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Enjoy your stay at Bandon Marina Inn located in beautiful Bandon. Book now for great rates and comfortable accommodations on the Oregon Coast.
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Dining in Bandon
Fresh Dungeness crab, artisan chocolates, and world-class chowder. Bandon's culinary scene punches well above its weight class.
Boardwalk & Seafood
Tony's Crab Shack
Casual SeafoodA Bandon icon on the boardwalk. Order fresh crab cocktails, shrimp melts, or their famous clam chowder at the counter and eat outside watching the boats.
Highlight
Fresh seafood market, boardwalk seating, casual vibe.
Edgewaters
UpscaleOffering steak and seafood with a view. Located upstairs in Old Town, Edgewaters features large windows overlooking the river and harbor. The menu is diverse, featuring everything from sushi to prime rib.
Highlight
Harbor views, sushi bar, full bar.
Bandon Fish Market
CasualLocated in the distinctive blue building on the waterfront, this is the place for traditional fish and chips. The portions are huge, the fish is fresh, and the batter is crispy.
Highlight
Fish & chips, smoked salmon, chowder.
Fresh catch right off the boat
Elevated coastal cuisine
Upscale & Wine
Alloro Wine Bar & Restaurant
Upscale/ItalianAn intimate dining experience featuring handmade pasta, fresh coastal ingredients, and an impressive wine list. It brings a touch of fine Italian dining to the coast.
Highlight
Handmade pasta, extensive wine selection, romantic atmosphere.
The Wheelhouse
View/SeafoodLocated in the upstairs of a historic building in Old Town, The Wheelhouse offers solid seafood and pasta dishes with commanding views of the boat basin.
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Crow's Nest viewing area, family-friendly, lunch & dinner.
Pubs & Sweets
Foley's Irish Pub
Casual/PubA cozy, authentic-feeling Irish pub serving bangers and mash, shepherd's pie, and properly poured Guinness. It's a warm spot to hide from the coastal wind.
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Irish fare, full bar, cozy atmosphere.
Coastal Mist
Dessert/BakeryA high-end chocolate boutique and bakery that rivals anything in Europe. Their desserts are works of art, and they also offer excellent savory lunch options.
Highlight
Artisan chocolates, European pastries, light lunch.
Bandon Brewing Company
BreweryA laid-back brewpub with wood-fired pizzas and house-made beers. It's a great gathering spot for groups and families after a day on the beach.
Highlight
Wood-fired pizza, craft beer, game room.
Dining with a View
Lord Bennett's
Fine DiningPerched on the cliffs near Face Rock, Lord Bennett's is known for its spectacular sunset views and classic seafood dishes like Hazelnut Crusted Halibut.
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Ocean views, sunset dining, classic menu.
The Rolling Pin
Breakfast/BakeryA local favorite for breakfast and lunch. Known for giant biscuits and gravy, fresh pastries, and a friendly, bustling atmosphere.
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Hearty breakfast, fresh baked goods, waterfront location.
