This is the place to be with scenic beauty, outdoor activities, and numerous cultural events. Renting a home in relaxed Coos Bay offers everything from inland hiking and river fishing to dramatic ocean beaches at Shore Acres State Park. Just south of Florence and the Oregon Dunes National Recreation Area, Coos Bay is rich in state and county parks, including Bastendorf Beach County Park, Sunset Bay State Park, Yoakam Point State Park, and Cape Arago State Park - home of the 1866 Cape Arago Lighthouse in the neighboring town of Charleston.
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Yes, 11 of our Coos Bay homes allow dogs—so feel free to bring Fido along. (Just make sure to check individual home listings for any limits on the number and size of dogs they allow).
Browse dog-friendly homes >Yes. 26 of our Coos Bay vacation rentals have internet access, so you can stay connected throughout your trip.
Browse homes with internet access >Absolutely. Our local Coos Bay team includes professional housekeepers who care for all our homes here. They’ll clean thoroughly and restock amenities, so everything is ready for your arrival—and all you have to do is settle in and relax.
Learn more about Vacasa Premium Clean >From your charming Coos Bay vacation cottage, head to town for a historic walking tour of the Marshfield District downtown. There's a bike trail and a city dock - spend a warm, sunny afternoon on two wheels or set off for an afternoon of boating around the bay. Right from Coos Bay, you can head out on a charter deep-sea fishing trip for salmon, halibut, or even albacore tuna. For a majestic sight, go on a whale-watching excursion on the Pacific Ocean!
Other downtown attractions include the Coos Art Museum and the Egyptian Theater (built in 1925, it still has its original organ) - if you're lucky, you'll be there for a Beer & Movie Night sponsored by the local 7 Devil's Brewing Co. There's also the Oregon Coast Historic Rail Museum and the Historical & Maritime Center - all perfect activities for a cold and rainy day at the stunning and wild Southern Oregon Coast.
Coos Bay is also a popular destination for its festivals and events - there's always something going on here. A well-attended farmer's market runs May through October and is perfect for picking up some local vegetables for the evening's dinner. There is a jazz festival that takes place in March, the Oregon Coast Music Festival in July, the Blackberry Arts Festival in August, and the Bay Area Fun Run and the Prefontaine Run in September. But really, when you visit this laid-back and charming town, you may just want to spend your time relaxing on the patio or deck of your peaceful Coos Bay vacation home!
Coos Bay's sister city, North Bend, includes the Oregon Dunes Recreation Area. Visitors love to drive all-terrain vehicles over the dunes and use the public boat ramp to launch a marine expedition. There's a casino where gamblers can enjoy some competitive play, and a mall to sate shopping appetites.
Oregon natives and tourists alike mingle in the coastal paradise of Florence, with its art galleries and historical buildings. If you're there at the right time, the annual Rhododendron Festival is worth a visit. Make sure to bring along your camera - you'll want photographs from the top of the Heceta Head Lighthouse.
Enjoy your time surrounded by the scenic bay, wind-swept ocean beaches, and a region rich in history. Take in the waterfront views from the Coos Bay Boardwalk or stop in at the Stray Cat Bakery for a peanut butter cookie or a cup of homemade clam chowder. No matter how you spend your time in Coos Bay, you'll be glad you visited this unique Oregon destination!
