Nice little park with a paved and dirt walking path around the pond…read more Ample parking and handicap accessible around the lake. Even at the start of winter the pond and ducks are a relaxing and calm sight to see. I imagine in the spring when everything is in foliage, it's more crowded. But I look forward to seeing it change throughout the year. They do have porta-pottys but would be nice if they had real restrooms. Across the street is a baseball field. Still didn't see any restrooms. Only had a short time to explore, but look forward to seeing the many hiking trails it offers.

Pretty little spot to stretch our legs and just enjoy a little time before lunch. Came to coos bay…read morefor a 43 degrees north music festival first Time ever in coos bay and wanted to explore a little. Saw several dog owners strolling with their pets. Glad we came it was a short walk but I seen the trails leading into the trees a bit more which would probably also be a nice walk. We stuck to the little path around the water. Glad we stopped.

By far one of my favorites spots in Oregon.. what a beautiful state!…read more I could hang out at this beach all day long.. just amazing. The stairs leading down to the beach make the access easy. I couldn't get enough of the fresh air and amazing scenery.

Even if you aren't the outdoorsy type, Coquille Point is pretty much what you picture in your head…read morewhen you think of the Oregon coast. This beautiful roadside stopping point is free and has easy access via an elevated boardwalk (note: you must be able to climb up and down stairs to use it, however). It's quite breezy and chilly during the entire year, so bring a sweatshirt or sweater and you'll be more comfortable. Watch for seals and gulls and other sealife, and don't forget your camera! The view is breathtaking, and it's a great way to stretch your legs and take a little break. A recommended stop!

Gorgeous park...and another beautiful spot along the Oregon coast. The park sits on Coquille Point…read moreand looks over the Oregon Islands National Wildlife Refuge, which was the sign displayed at the parking area when we arrived. There are flat, paved paths that lead around the grounds and through various interpretive signs that serve to educate about the area and wildlife found nearby. Views abound from atop the point, while stairs lead down to the expansive beach area and gorgeous rock formations below. Highly Recommend :)

Highly recommended. A wonderful location with classes for all levels of fitness. Check out the AP…read moreand see what this great place has to offer you.

I signed up for a retreat through House of Asana in the Fall of 2023…read more I paid my deposit ($300) in November 2023 and set up reoccurring payments ($175/month) through PayPal to start in October 2023 to complete my payment for the retreat. Come May 2024, I've started my masters program, one of my dogs died of cancer and I told Lauren (the owner of House of Asana and the leader of the retreat) that I could no longer attend the retreat (scheduled for November 2024). It took her a couple of months before she responded, and ultimately she told me that she would be refunding all of my payments besides the $300 deposit I made. I agreed to forfeit the $300 deposit and asked for the rest of my payments back. Fast forward to October of 2024, and I've only received part of my payments back. I received I've emailed her 10x+ to see if she'd help me out with the payments but she has not responded. I'm missing 5 payments of $175 each that she told me I'd be receiving. She partially refunded me, but not totally. She's since then stopped responding to me and I've had to file a report on PayPal (today, 10/16/24). I hate to leave negative reviews, but I really need my money. My other dog tore her ACL and I might have cervical cancer at this lint in time. I really need my extra money. I understand that people are busy, but I requested a refund in May 2024 and it's October 2024 and I've not received a response or my refund. I would not purchase a package through this company.

The number of stellar sheltered harbors on the West Coast is about a handful and a half, border to…read moreborder. Coos Bay is one. The area has quite a few communities beyond the namesake Coos Bay, including North Bend, Cooston, North Bay, and others including Charleston. Charleston is a set of rolling highlands that separate Coos Bay from the ocean. So if you want ocean, go West! There you will find state beaches and the Bastendorff Park of Coos County. There is an overlook of the beach, down the cliff. To get to the beach, walk back down the road. There is a children's play structure, parking and a grassy area at the overlook. Continue up the hill for RV-type camp spots with water and power hookups and a bathroom structure. The individual camping areas are shaded, and carved from the brush, providing some privacy from adjacent campers. The group area is at the top of the hill and largely unshaded, grass covered and sunny when it's clear. Though there is not a view of the ocean from there or any of the camping spots, it can be heard. It's the gem of the park camping areas, with its own bathroom shower structure, clean and with a huge supply of hot water. There is also an electric cooktop, sink and kitchen counter under a roof with picnic tables for your group. Each camping spot has a fire grate, but bring your own cooking grate with a finer mesh to hold whatever you are grilling. Great and unobtrusive park staff. We had a great get-together here to honor a local fisherman friend lost at sea with 3 generations of families participating, from up and down the Western states, Coos style. We are all Oregonians. As a Portlander I honor all the people all over the state. I understand that they cut trees, graze cattle, grow crops, mine, fish, hopefully over the long term. We are all in it together. I like to support the small businesses when I get a chance to visit too. Like in Coos where fishing has had some tough times with the closure of the Sacramento River salmon seasons and some slim fish runs for the Klamath basin. Sounds like those fish are back strong this year. So thinking of all you in Coos, and encourage Yelpers to visit the Southern Oregon Coast and the small towns supporting its awesome oceanfront!

So majestically beautiful. Very cute little town that's worth the stop. Only spent a few hours but…read moreit was enough to check out the beautiful scenery.

Five stars! They are part of the "Charm Trail" a scavenger hunt of places that sell small charms as…read moresouvenirs. Very cute. In the area & need information about the local area? Get in here! Julie & Kathleen will help you out.

Interested in ancient history? -- Read about Sir Francis…read moreDrake's journey to Coos Bay and Cape Arago in 1579 on the plaque on the north side of the building. How about modern history? -- Visit the bronze likeness of native son, and Oregon legend, Steve Prefontaine, on the south side of building. Or do you just need to seek shelter from the inclement weather and plan your itinerary? -- Head inside the building. The Visitor Center is filled with brochures for attractions throughout the entire state and into California. Maps, guidebooks and recreation passes are all available.

Gosh this beach is gorgeous! If you're a photographer you're going to love this beach! If you're…read morelooking for a warm beach to get a tan and maybe frolick in the waves.... bwhahaha! Uh no, this beach is not for you - actually I'm pretty sure there's not a beach in Oregon that good for tans and swimming. Hiking though? Yes. Photography? Yup! Maybe surf fishing, making a sand castle, flying a kite, letting the kids run around? YupYupYup. Here's a pretty sunset photo. Sigh... I need more of places like this in my life!

Plover billed! Plus, I will just repeat what everybody else said…read more Easy parking. Good access (not wheel chair or walker access) Great picnic area and sheltered shady spots. Fun shallow water freshwater river running into the ocean makes it really great for kids. Loads of beach. Crazy beach. Great, gender neutral bathrooms!

I have been going to zumba for a couple years I have lost a lot of weight really good zumba great…read moreinstructors love it very recommended come have fun with all of us!!!

Z-Club is truly a rare and wonderful find in this community. Their classes brought me out of my…read moreCovid-funk. I have always loved the connectedness that comes with group fitness classes, but Z-club really knocks it out if the park. All of their instructors are wonderful and provide a different type of class that are still cohesive to one and other. The music is awesome, the attitudes and support are awesome. I think within my first 2 weeks of going to classes everyone knew my name. Every class is so fun and energized you need to try it for yourself, not to mention the fact I'm usually pouring sweat afterwards. I can't say enough good things about this place! I have been going to Zumba for the last 10 years, where ever I live I always search for it, some places are better than others. This place is the best!