Bullards Beach State Park
Check pricesCoastal state park at the Coquille River mouth with beach access, trails, a horse camp, and a historic lighthouse.

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A state-managed beach access point on Oregon's south coast, known for long stretches of open sand and agate hunting.
Coos Bay, OR
Seven Devils State Recreation Site is a state-administered beach area near Coos Bay on the Oregon coast. Visitors use it as a starting point for walking long distances along the open sand in either direction. Many people come to search the shoreline for agates, which makes beachcombing a common reason to visit. The park office handles questions about events, permits, and wildlife on the beach.
The closest stops to Seven Devils State Recreation Site, ordered by straight-line distance. A few more like it, plus some different kinds of fun so you can build a full day.
Coastal state park at the Coquille River mouth with beach access, trails, a horse camp, and a historic lighthouse.
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Coastal state park on craggy cliffs south of Coos Bay, known for a formal garden on a former timber baron estate and winter whale watching.
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Coastal state park near Coos Bay with a protected sandy beach, bay-side day use, a year-round campground, and trails along the cliffs.
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A 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 viewpoint on Oregon's south coast where an offshore rock shows a face-like outline tied to a local legend.
9.1 mi awaySwitch it up: Sightseeing
A local history museum in Coquille that collects and displays artifacts and information about the Coquille Valley and its people.
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