The Oregon Coast

Name: The Oregon Coast
Address: SW 9th Street, Newport, OR, 97365, US
Telephone: +15415742679
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Rating: 4.8

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The Oregon Coast: officially yours. Explore all 363 extraordinary miles.
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Oregon Statute 390.610
'...it is the public policy of the State of Oregon to forever preserve and maintain...the ocean shore...so that the public may have the free and uninterrupted use thereof."

10/02/2026

Sunset at the US Coast Guard Boathouse in Garibaldi ☀️
🎥 Tillamook Coast

09/30/2026

Oregon Coast Events | October 🍁

Whether it’s your first visit or your hundredth, there’s always something new to discover along Oregon’s 363 miles of coastline. Here’s a look at what’s happening up and down the Coast this October.

09/30/2026

Golden hour goals

📷 John Roden

09/29/2026

With so many great coffee stops along the Oregon Coast, choosing a favorite is no easy task.

It’s National Coffee Week, so we’re highlighting a few coastal standouts worth a stop. Now we want to hear from you: what’s your favorite coffee stop on the Oregon Coast?

Drop it below so we can add it to the list. 👇

09/28/2026

We know you are familiar with what is above water on the Oregon Coast, but have you seen what is under the water?

Our volcanic coastline created rocky reefs that stretch offshore, creating habitat for bull kelp forests, rockfish and plenty of other marine life. One of the best known is Orford Reef, several miles off Port Orford, where the underwater terrain becomes a world of its own.

The Oregon Coast has more going on beneath the waves than you might think.

🎥 Abby Henderson | Cold Water Adventure & Wildlife

09/24/2026

Crabbing season is a very good reason to get your boots wet. 🦀

From Kelly’s Brighton Marina and The Jetty Fishery near Rockaway Beach to the piers of Newport, Wi******er Bay, and Charleston, there are plenty of ways to get out on the water and go after your own dinner.

Not sure where to start? We’ve got the tips, rules, gear, and favorite spots to help. Click here or in bio for the full guide:
bit.ly/4hjkYqk

🎥🦀 Laura Bugera

09/23/2026

🦦 Once upon a time, sea otters were part of life along the Oregon Coast.

Then they were hunted to extinction here. The last known Oregon sea otter was killed near Newport in 1907.
Their absence changed more than the coastline. Without otters to keep sea urchin populations in check, urchins grazed down giant kelp forests, taking away important habitat for countless marine species.

More than a century later, the possibility of sea otters returning to the Oregon Coast is still being explored.
Curious about what it could look like to bring sea otters back to the Oregon Coast? Visit our friends at the Bringing Back Oregon's Sea Otters to learn more.

Sea Otter Awareness Week is organized and sponsored by Defenders of Wildlife, Sea Otter Savvy, California Department of Parks and Recreation, the Elakha Alliance, and the Monterey Bay Aquarium.

09/22/2026

Oregon Coast Seafood Trail Dockside Highlight:
🎣 Blue Box Seafood Company
📍 Wi******er Bay

Blue Box Seafood Company is a fisherman owned seafood business in Wi******er Bay. It’s a food cart, seafood market, dockside retail operation, and music venue! Much of the seafood is caught by owner and commercial fisherman Daniel Chambers Jr. aboard the F/V Mary Louise.

Chef Jason Fischel leads the food cart menu, bringing his expertise in sushi to creative preparations of the local catch. The menu showcases Oregon seafood including albacore, Chinook salmon, Dungeness crab and Oregon pink shrimp, with local catch appearing in sushi rolls, ramen and sandwiches. Favorites include the Blue Box Albacore Roll and classic sandwiches featuring Oregon Albacore, Dungeness crab and pink shrimp.

Want to hop on the seafood trail? Click the link in our bio or head here: 🎣
https://visittheoregoncoast.com/dine/keep-local-seafood-local/seafood-trail

Oregon coast seafood | Local Seafood | Sustainable Seafood

09/21/2026

Meet the sea palm 🌊🌴
Despite its tropical name, this olive-green algae thrives where the ocean is at its wildest. Sea palms grow attached to rocks in tide pools that are constantly pounded by waves, bending with the surf while staying firmly rooted. If you spot sea palms growing nearby, it’s a good reminder to stay alert. Big waves are never far away.

🎥 Josh Havelind

09/18/2026

RV trips on the Oregon Coast 🚐

As summer winds down and travelers turn their attention to back-to-school routines, RV enthusiasts can enjoy a quieter escape to the Oregon Coast during the shoulder season. Days can remain pleasantly warm in autumn, making them perfect for exploring scenic beaches and coastal towns.

Check out our guide to RV trips here or in our bio: bit.ly/4riAt6t

Picture one: Hart’s Camp
Picture two: Sea & Sand RV Park
Picture three: Sun Outdoors Coos Bay

Address

SW 9th Street
Newport, OR
97365

Telephone

+15415742679

Website

http://visittheoregoncoast.com/

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