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Originally the territory of a few indigenous tribes, Coos Bay is both a town and a body of water connecting with the Pacific Ocean in Oregon. The land by the confluence of Coos River and Coos Bay was first settled by non-natives after a disastrous shipwreck happened off the coast, causing an impromptu village to be constructed to accommodate the survivors in 1852. From this point onwards, Coos Bay continued to grow, depending on the sea economically, with lots of fishing vessels, ports, and a lighthouse constructed nearby to make fishing operations go as smoothly as possible. Since then, Coos Bay has blossomed into one of the largest cities on the Oregon coast, with several smaller settlements and annexed villages within it.

When you book an RV in Coos Bay, the grandeur of the Pacific is right on your front doorstep, waiting to dazzle you with its tantalizing sunsets and otherworldly beaches. You could spend the entirety of your Coos Bay RV rental trip on the coast and have the time of your life, or choose to head inland to visit some mountain parks, forests, and amazing cities like Eugene and Portland. The rest is up to you to figure out, but it is nearly impossible not to have the time of your life visiting this highly cultured city on the water.

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The Great Outdoors

Coos Bay is no different than any other part of Oregon, saturated with an enviable number of gorgeous parks and recreation areas nearby. The entire state is one big playground for outdoors enthusiasts, and when you rent an RV in Coos Bay, you will be thrilled by its breathtaking scenery and splendid coastlines. If you head south out of town on the Cape Arago Highway, four fabulous state parks are awaiting you on the coast. Yoakam Point State Park is the smallest of the four, with rocky formations off the coast and distinct grey bluffs shielding the hidden beach coves from the outside world. You can go swimming, surfing, or beachcombing at the park, or simply read a good book while soaking up the sun. Cape Arago State Park and Sunset Bay State Park are close by, giving you even more options to discover when you head south in your Coos Bay motorhome rental.

Sunset Bay State Park is appropriately named considering its jaw-dropping views of the sun setting over the Pacific Ocean. Tidal pools, hiking trails, grassy bluffs are all part of the Sunset Bay State Park experience, along with camping by the water in your Coos Bay camper rental. Cape Arago State Park is home to the Cape Arago Lighthouse, one of the oldest and most important lighthouses in the Pacific Northwest. This historic gem compliments the glorious landscapes overlooking the sea perfectly, making for great photographs and memories.

Cape Arago State Park and Sunset Bay State Park are linked together in one larger contiguous park by Shore Acres State Park, which at one time was a large estate owned by a wealthy family. The property was donated to the state along with elegant buildings and charming botanical gardens, all for the benefit of visitors. You can gaze out onto the ocean from time to time and see migrating gray whales if you are lucky.

One of Oregon’s best known and most iconic parks is only a few short hours’ drive east from Coos Bay, at Crater Lake National Park. This world heritage site and natural landmark contains an existing volcano called Mount Mazama, which now houses one of the world’s deepest and clearest lakes. You can hike around the caldera of this ancient stratovolcano or descend down to the water's edge and take a dip in the frigid lake. Camping, hiking, and biking are all welcomed in the park too, so don’t miss out on this treasure of a park.

RV Parks

No matter where you rent an RV in Oregon, you should have no trouble finding a place to camp overnight. In Coos Bay, Lucky Loggers RV Park is full of amenities to entice its guests, like large spacious camping sites in the middle of town, and it's conveniently close to grocery stores, mechanics, RV supply shops, and more.

The Mills Casino RV Hotel & RV Park is a fun-filled place to park your Coos Bay RV rental, especially if you like gambling and live entertainment. This upscale casino resort has hotel rooms overlooking the water, as well as wide open camping sites for large RVs.

Oceanside RV Resort & Campground is located outside of town by the ocean, with its very own camp store, fishing equipment store, BBQ area, swimming beaches, and a snack shack to keep you full and happy.

City Attractions

Coos Bay is perhaps the largest and most populous cities on the coast, with several smaller historic districts and neighborhoods contained within it. Strolling around town on foot is a perfect way to get a feel for Coos Bay, with all its cozy restaurants and boutique retail shops. There is even a boardwalk along the waterfront.

The Egyptian Theatre is home to the Oregon Coast Film Festival and a series of other events and was once built and operated as a garage before being converted in 1925. This historic movie theater has been restored and refurbished and now plays host to movie screenings, festivals, live performances, and concert events. Egyptian Theatre is not the only historic building in town, as there are entire districts teeming with old brick buildings like the towering Tioga Building.

Coos History Museum offers amazing insight into the past of Coos Bay, from its incredible origins after a shipwreck to the natives who have called it home for thousands of years. The museum is well-organized into sections, focusing on the many facets of Coos Bay’s past. Black and white photographs line the walls of this fascinating place, and old Native American artwork and artifacts can be seen and read about on informative tours.

Coos Art Museum is another great place to learn about Coos Bay in a different way. The museum is one of the oldest art museums in Oregon and is housed in an old art deco post office building, making it a work of art in its own right. There are six different galleries and over 500 pieces in the museum's permanent collection.

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