Charleston
Travel Guide
Visit Charleston
Capt John's Motel
"I saw this place was rated 8.4 so figured it would be good. The whole area smells like fish including in the room. The walls are paper thin and could literally hear the guy next door farting. The bed was small and so was the tv. Overall just not great."
Reviewed on May 20, 2026
Glamping Dome with a view
"Wonderful experience. Will come back."
Reviewed on Oct 24, 2025
Sunset Oceanfront Lodging
"Location was excellent for the Circles In The Sand on Face Rock beach. Drove right up to my door to my room(great). Great view of Cat and Kittens rocks in the ocean from room. The room was clean and had everything you needed if you were to cook. My room was 224 on ground level since I can’t do stairs. ..."
Reviewed on May 22, 2026
Glamping Dome with a view
"Wonderful experience. Will come back."
Reviewed on Oct 24, 2025
Bay Point Landing
"Great little cabin...Not much of a view...You had to walk out into the adjacent field a bit to get a good view of the bay. The cabin is well equipped and comfortable. It is pretty small though (think "tiny home"). Probably would not recommend this for a family...But would be great for a couple. The ..."
Reviewed on May 20, 2026
Cypress Row Vacation Suite in Beautiful Bandon, Oregon
"Beautiful little one bedroom five minutes from the beach and Old Town. TV in both living room and bedroom and nice bathroom."
Reviewed on May 15, 2026
Popular places to visit
Coos Bay Boardwalk
Relax near the sea with a stroll along a promenade with exciting delights of glorious views and interesting windows into the past.
Shore Acres State Park
This state park, dramatically located atop a cliff overlooking the ocean, combines natural coastal beauty with manicured formal gardens.
Cape Arago State Park
Drive southwest from Coos Bay until you reach this tranquil park on the Pacific Ocean. Embark on a hike or watch the seals and sea lions from the beach.
Sunset Bay State Park
You can take time to visit Sunset Bay State Park during your travels to Coos Bay. While in this family-friendly area, you can savor the top-notch restaurants.
South Slough National Estuarine Research Reserve
Spend an afternoon communing with blue herons, bald eagles, sea otters and ducks that live in the habitats of this rich marine reserve.
Coos Historical & Maritime Museum
Enjoy a fascinating trip into the past with exhibits that cover thousands of years of the history of the Coos region.
