Winter here is not just a season, it's a reason to enjoy craggy coastlines, cool culinary delights, and time together free from crowds. Then again, maybe your winter travel plans are simply Bay Point and chill, in which case, we have just what you need.
Make catching the Oregon King Tides a *shore thing* this year.
Plan your stay around an upcoming king tide–but hurry, the coast typically fills up fast.
Oregon's King Tides are coming, and some of the best viewing is close to Bay Point Landing, at Shore Acres State Park.
To celebrate, we're offering 30% off your RV stay of two nights or more, November 1st through January 31st with code KINGTIDES. Don't let these savings wash away!
Valid on RV sites only. Book by November 1st, 2024. Cannot be combined with other offers. Cannot be applied to existing reservations. Based on availability.
Trek through mystical forests that give way to pristine beaches–there’s truly nothing like a coastal hike in Oregon. All within about 30 minutes or less from Bay Point Landing, some of our favorite hikes include Shore Acres State Park, Cape Arago State Park, and the South Slough Reserve. You’re sure to work up an appetite–so head back to the General Store for a beverage of your choice, grab complimentary coffee, cocoa and tea at the Cove Lounge, and get ready to savor coastal cuisine.
Catch the tail end of the year with gray whale migration from December to March. Just 35 minutes north in Winchester Bay, the lighthouse or Wayfinder’s Point are two places to spot whales breaching along their journey from the Arctic to Baja California, and back. Brave the waves with Whale’s Tale Charters, or stay shore-side at the Whale Watch Center in Depoe Bay, another two hours north.
Come for the coast, stay for the chowder. A short drive to town, you’ll find fine dining at Restaurant O, local comforts washed down with craft brews at 7 Devils (we love their new location).
Snag some seafood selfies while crabbing and clamming. Coos Bay and Charleston, a few minutes from Bay Point Landing, are great places to start. Just remember, licensing is required—details below.
Winter has a way of turning tourist towns into tranquil treasures–the truth is, it’s never too crowded here in Coos Bay–but winter is exceptionally peaceful. Here at Bay Point Landing, start your day with a dip in our sun-drenched, indoor salt water pool, before setting out to hike and explore the wonders of Coos Bay.
Our modern cabins provide a soft landing–helping to make every day an adventure, and every night a restful retreat. Because here, we’re not just about the view (though it’s pretty great), we’re about the moments that make family vacations unforgettable.
