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Vacation rentals in Bandon

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Top-rated vacation rentals in Bandon

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Cottage in Coos Bay
"Uncle Joe's Place" Cozy Cottage with Water View
Uncle Joe's Place is a cozy cottage that sits close to the water with views of Charleston bridge and South Slough Estuary. Cottage is 490 square feet, perfect for singles or a couple visiting the area. Located just off Cape Arago Hwy and the town of Charleston. It's a short walk to convenience stores, restaurants and the Charleston Marina. It's up to you if you would like to meet or you can check yourself in with a lockbox. I'm very close by if you need any assistant or have questions.
$123 per night
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Cabin in Bandon
Bandon Cabin on Coquille River unobstructed views.
Rural, quiet, riverside, rustic cabin with deck overlooking the Coquille River. Furnished with everything you need to make your stay comfortable, including BBQ and binoculars for viewing the abundant wildlife. Minutes away from the Pacific Ocean, lovely town of Bandon, mountain bike trails and world famous Bandon Dunes Golf Course. Contact free check in. Cabin is cleaned and sanitized and a minimum of 48 hrs between guests.
$125 per night
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Tiny home in Bandon
Bandon Tiny House Retreat
Adorable Tiny House in a woodsy setting but just 3 minutes to Old Town. You can often hear the ocean in the evenings and frogs abundant in the Winter and Spring. We live on the front property with our 2 little boys and also have a little mini farm with goats, horses, chickens, and kitties. If you want to visit with any of our fur babies, just let me know! 3-6 month long term stay special discounts October -March
$83 per night

Stay near Bandon's top sights

Face Rock State Scenic Viewpoint15 locals recommend
Tony's Crab Shack13 locals recommend
Face Rock Creamery14 locals recommend
Coquille River Lighthouse7 locals recommend
McKay's Market #45 locals recommend
Edgewaters14 locals recommend

Other great vacation rentals in Bandon

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Tiny home in Bandon
Private Cottage with Forest View, Kitchenette
$111 per night
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Home in Bandon
" Casa Del Mar" (House by the Sea) Forest Retreat
$200 per night
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Guesthouse in Bandon
The Shed Guesthouse
$117 per night
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Guesthouse in Coos Bay
#StayinMyDistrict Cape Arago Ocean Studio Suite
$100 per night
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Home in Bandon
Challoner Casa
$205 per night
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Cabin in Sixes
Sixes river ranch cabin
$124 per night
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Place to stay in Port Orford
Redfish LOFT
$299 per night
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Guesthouse in North Bend
Glasgow Guest House
$90 per night
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Cottage in Port Orford
Wee Bird Coastal Cottage
$108 per night
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Guesthouse in Langlois
Pacific View Country Cottage
$81 per night
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Home in Bandon
Cypress Row Vacation Suite
$135 per night
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Home in Bandon
ADORABLE, AFFORDABLE FAMILY (PETS, TOO) HOME!
$187 per night

Your guide to Bandon

All About Bandon

Where the Coquille River feeds into the Pacific Ocean in southwestern Oregon, you’ll find the city of Bandon, a once-isolated fishing and logging village that has evolved into a lively secluded destination for surfers, storm watchers, and nature lovers. The Coquille River Light watches over the city from the north side of the river and signals to ships during the region’s thrilling and intense wind storms, while the gentle rush of waves crashing against the docks provides pleasant background accompaniment throughout the historic old town.

The cultural influences of Bandon-by-the-Sea are vivid throughout the city, but especially in its architecture, where Bandon rental homes are a blend of old-world Ireland, 19th-century New England cottages, and contemporary Pacific Northwest cabins. A wander through Old Town Bandon will bring you past public sculptures and shops that offer locally crafted oils, fudge, and leather goods. The setting sun provides ambient lighting for many dining options, from fish tacos and burgers to fine dining featuring freshly caught salmon and crab.


The best time to stay in a vacation rental in Bandon

Bandon sits just north of the Brookings Banana Belt, a meteorological phenomenon that gives the city a mild Mediterranean climate unlike anything else in the Pacific Northwest. The phenomenon is a major draw for storm watchers, because this mix of warm and cool air causes dramatic and exciting wind storms during the wintertime. The city comes alive in spring, with colorful flowers blooming in the fields, and restaurants and shops extending their hours in anticipation of major events like the Blessing of the Fleet, honoring local fishers, veterans, and their families.

In the summer, people tend to spend most of their time outside, and the waves are fantastic for surfing. The weather is also optimal for wandering nearby nature trails. As the leaves turn to breathtaking shades of orange, red, and yellow in the fall, the city showcases its most-celebrated agricultural crop with the Cranberry Festival.


Top things to do in Bandon

Bandon Historical Society Museum

Housed in the former city hall, the Bandon Historical Society Museum stages exhibitions that illustrate Bandon’s past, including baskets and beadwork from the Coquille peoples, who first lived in this region thousands of years ago; the region’s logging, seafaring, and cheesemaking history; and the forest fire that destroyed much of the village in 1936.

Coquille Point Trail

This trail offers beautiful views of Bandon’s beaches and wildlife, as well as the opportunity to learn about the people and animals who have called this region home. The paved path follows the cliffs, with a series of offshore rocks providing shelter for puffins, cormorants, and harbor seals.

Coquille River Light

Two miles north of Bandon is Bullards Beach State Park, with 4.5 miles of protected sandy beach and trails for hikers and mountain bikers. The 47-foot-tall Coquille River Light, first illuminated in 1896, sits on the river’s north bank. Between May and October, weather permitting, you can go up to the lantern room and learn about the story of this lighthouse from enthusiastic, informed volunteers.

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