Beautiful space for weddings, special events! 1920's, vintage atmosphere with spacious ballroom…read moredance floor, deco bar.

For as much hype as the Bandon Dunes Resort courses get, this place is a hidden gem. Course is in…read moregreat shape and the greens are rolling smooth, and it's February. The course has a really nice layout with some fantastic views, and there were some very fun holes. I'd give the course itself a 4.5/5! The downside to playing here was the service. The lady working the front desk wasn't friendly and wasn't managing the tee times. There was a slight frost delay in the morning, so groups were going out late, but when our twosome went in at our scheduled time to see how much time we had until we teed off, we were told that they weren't basing it on tee times anymore, it was just first-come-first-serve and we should get in line for the tee. The playing experience was slow on the back too--we got stuck behind a sixsome, which the course definitely shouldn't let out. If this course got a starter and a marshall, it's rating would go up. And if the staff members were friendly, Bandon Crossings would have a chance at a 5-star rating.

Our foursome had a great time golfing at Bandon Crossings. Friendly, helpful staff & an…read moreinteresting & challenging course.

The Event center is a nice space to use for any event, particularly if your function involves food…read more Its kitchen is large enough to accommodate several people working at the same time, and it has plenty table space to hold multiple kitchen appliances, coolers, and food plates. Another nice feature is the large pull-down screen. It easily connects to a PC and runs through a nice sound system.

Great great produce and wonderful people. Just saw a video on YouTube and realized they were my…read morefarmer friends. They grow amazing and tasty veggies and make wonderful teas as well.

We stayed at the cutest little farm, Myrtle Glen Farm, where we were welcomed by Dan and Micha, and…read morethen proceeded to have the yummiest meal full of mushrooms I have ever had. (side note I was previously scarred by some terrible wine/ canned mushroom non-sense and wasn't even sure I liked mushrooms before this trip) A quick tour of the property, and then settled in for the night, in our private cabin equipped with wood burning fireplace. It was the ideal start to what every escape to the woods should be For the full review: https://cheapflightswilltravel.com/be-very-very-quiet/

I can't say enough about this place! Everything was perfect! I traveled with my husband for work…read morethis week and this is where they booked us. I wasn't expecting much but upon arrival I was amazed. Not only is the cabin itself beautiful, the land is as well. The grounds are well kept and the view is incredibly beautiful. There is a little pathway down to the river and lots of places to stop, sit and enjoy the view. If I could give this place more than 5 stars, I would! Highly recommend!

The rooms are beautiful, clean and modern and have a mini kitchen and utensils, the property is soo…read morepretty and peaceful, and theirs lots of seating

Nice museum showing local history & events. Mostly pictures…read morewith a paragraph or so explaining what your looking at. But, they did have a couple of nice displays set up & a huge replica of a jellyfish made up of items & trash that has washed up on shore.

My teenage daughter absolutely loves museums & has a special place in her heart for history…read moremuseums. She loves to learn about the past & how people, places & things evolve. I took my kiddos to my hometown to see where I grew up & we struck gold here because it doesn't get much cooler than this place. From the second you walk in the door you're just fascinated by what you see. From a giant jellyfish sculpture made out of melted beach plastic to interactive displays this place is pretty sweet. Upstairs they have an entire A-Z exhibit that you can tell was very well thought out & took a lot of effort & organization. Even the outside was beautiful. We will definitely be returning.

Absolutely magical! It's a quiet retreat with friendly helpful staff. River access, tea house,…read moresauna, cute little shop, clean showers! We stayed an extra 2 days we loved it so much!

I am the neighbor to your place once again voicing my complaint about your garbage. Last year I…read morerequested you put your dumpster somewhere besides next to our homes. Thankfully you did just that and had it moved to somewhere else on the property for which we were grateful. Then this year you chose to not only put your trash dumpster by our homes you added portable toilets. Come on you people, let us enjoy our days without the copious amount of flies your trash and shit brings to our homes. Be respectful of others, please!​

The owners don't respect privacy and are invasive also very money hungry and pushy about purchasing…read moreextra services

Absolutely exceptional!…read more Great accommodations, great grounds and surroundings, great people. Very well equipped plus a few very nice surprises!

Pretty decent prices for a big room with a view of the Umpqua River. The heater in our room was…read morebroken, but the owner was very kind to give us a heater that worked really well to heat up the entire room! The only downside is you can hear the traffic of the highway at times, but to be expected as the hotel is right there on the side of the highway. I'm sure this is a great place that fills up fast in the summer.

This place is a hidden gem! This was our second time…read morestaying here and just as good as we remember. You can't beat the location and the couple, Krista & B that run the Inn are very friendly and have great recommendations for local food and things to do/see. Our room was very clean and the bed was super comfy. The view from our room was amazing. Pet friendly, close to town (but not too close) and right down the road from an Elk Reserve. You will see Elk! Can't wait to come back.

Unsafe camp. Coed showers, coed bathrooms, didn't learn until daughter s as already thereread more

From the owner: Camp Myrtlewood is an environmental stewardship and hospitality ministry of the Church of the…read moreBrethren. Camp is made up of 158 acres of temperate rainforest, streams, meadows and rustic buildings nestled in the coast range of southern Oregon. Launched in 1936 with a land donation, Camp hosts over 2000 people per year.