Coquille River Lighthouse
Check pricesA historic lighthouse at the meeting point of the Coquille River and the Pacific, within Bullards Beach State Park near Bandon.

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Coastal state park at the Coquille River mouth with beach access, trails, a horse camp, and a historic lighthouse.
Bandon, OR
Bullards Beach State Park sits where the Coquille River meets the Pacific, about two miles north of Bandon. Its campground is tucked among shore pines, sheltered from strong ocean winds. Visitors can walk the beach, ride horses on a network of trails, explore the Coquille River Lighthouse, and fish or crab in the river. A paved path leads from the campground to the dunes and offers river and marsh views. Hikers and bikers on the Oregon Coast Trail have a refurbished camp with charging ports. Campers can choose from full-hookup sites, electrical sites, yurts, and a horse camp.
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