Bandon Visitors Guide Articles & Information
Originally called the "crane berry" by Dutch and German settlers who thought that the plant resembled the head and bill of a crane, cranberries were consumed by local Indians well before the arrival of Lewis and Clark in 1804. When the vines bloom in the late spring and the flowers' light pink petals twist back, they have a resemblance to ...
The house stands on a terrace on the north side of Cape Blanco. The front parlor was the most significant room of a Victorian home, and the Hughes House parlor reflects the wealthy status of the Hughes family. The house also contains a men's parlor, a spacious kitchen and a unique chapel that has the original altar and a hand-painted ceiling. Hu ...
Lighthouse fans are in for a treat when they visit the century-old Cape Blanco Lighthouse and those who appreciate late Victorian architecture will be thrilled with the Hughes House - built in 1898 and listed on the National Register of Historic Places. Both are in the same area in Curry County, about a 30-minute drive south of Bandon. The Cape Blanco L ...
Just seven miles south of Bandon, lions, tigers and bears - and other animals - roam the West Coast Game Park Safari. More than 450 exotic birds and wild animals live in the park's 21 natural, wooded acres. With over 75 species spread over the site, visitors will see snow leopards, Siberian tigers, African lions, black bears, black panthers, ly ...
In Bandon, your prize could be more than just the crab or salmon you net. The Crab Derby and Salmon Derby promise cash prizes for those who catch specially marked crabs or the largest salmon. The third-annual Bandon Crab Derby runs from July 1 to Sept. 6. More than 100 crabs, each affixed with a brass tag, will be placed in Bandon's bay. Those wh ...
One of Bandon's most historic structures has recently been transformed into a modern conference center. Locals prefer to call the site by its traditional name - The Barn. The building's new look and location at the edge of City Park belie its original, military purpose. The Coast Guard had a substantial presence in Oregon. In Bandon, they man ...
For more than a century, a beacon of safety has stood guard at the mouth of the Coquille River, protecting ships from the perilous waters that flow over the Coquille bar. The Coquille River Lighthouse is a testament to the times in which it was built, and to the bravery of its keepers and life-saving service members who acted together to rescue the s ...
While Oregon's South Coast has no history of pirate attacks, hundreds of vessels have gone down in this area's waters. Shipwreck mania struck the area in early 2008 when shifting sands on Oregon beaches uncovered buried shipwrecks and artifacts from sunken vessels in several places along the coast. The remains of at least eight wrecks are visible i ...
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