Bay Area
Our Bay Area consists of the communities of Coos Bay, North Bend and Charleston.  Each of our communities are filled with unique characteristics, a rich history, magnificent beauty along with diverse recreational activities and attractions.

Coos Bay - The City of Coos Bay is comprised of various communities that once surrounded the Bay. Empire and Eastside are now districts of Coos Bay, helping to define the unique character found in this small town. Coos Bay is known throughout the world as a major exporter of wood products. It is the largest city on the Oregon Coast and the professional and financial hub of the region. 

Located just minutes from town, the Sea Lion Caves offer an incredible undisturbed beauty. The sea cave is the largest in the world and absolutely magnificent. Wild, golden Steller sea lions and their black pups take shelter. During the summer breeding season, enormous bulls, weighing up to 2,000 pounds, join the herd on rock ledges just outside the cave. Sea Lion Caves, home of wild Steller sea lions, has been called 'the treasure of the Oregon Coast.

Charleston - Charleston is just eight miles from either Coos Bay or North Bend, barely a 15 minute drive west from the Oregon Coast Highway, U.S. 101.When it's time for a weekend getaway, a family vacation, or an extended stay at the magnificent Oregon Coast, it's time to head for Charleston.  This distinctive fishing village is located near some of the finest recreation and most beautiful scenery in the Northwest

Coquille - Just 20 miles inland from Oregon’s South Coast, the city of Coquille maintains a temperate climate shielded from coastal winds.  Beautiful morning fog, clear night skies, rainbows across the valley and colorful sunsets greet the tall trees on the horizon.  Coquille makes a great stopping point with its historic downtown shops, private homes dating to the late 19th and early 20th centuries and nostalgic Sawdust Theater.  Coquille hosts the Gay ‘90s Festival the first weekend in June, which recalls the town’s boom time of the 1890’s.  

Gold Beach - The City of Gold Beach, Oregon is located on the edge of the Coast Range along the shore of the Pacific Ocean. The town is just 37 miles north of the Oregon/California border on Highway 101. This pleasantly remote area is filled with a delightful array of recreational and lodging opportunities. 

Lakeside - Situated along Ten Miles Lakes about 10 miles north of the Coos Bay/North Bend area on the southern Oregon coast, Lakeside is a popular summertime and retirement destination.. The lake, noted for its prize bass and other angling opportunities, is actually two lakes, connected by a channel, with many private homes along the shores. It’s also popular with water skiers and personal watercraft users.

Mrytle Point  - Said to be one of the best-preserved small towns in Southern Oregon, Myrtle Point sits along Highway 42 at the southern end of the Coquille River Valley. The historic downtown district is ringed by many vintage homes, some well kept and others in the process of detailed restoration.
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