Bandon / Port Orford KOA
- 46612 Highway 101 South
- Langlois, OR 97450
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16 miles south of Bandon or 10 miles north of Port Orford on scenic Hwy 101.
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2011 President's Award
KOA President's Award
Awarded to KOAs that meet exceptional quality standards and are recognized by their guests for outstanding service.

KOA Kamp Green Recognition
KOA Kamp Green Recognition
This KOA meets the established criteria to become a greener campground operation and is recognized by the "Kamp Green" icon.
Is this the enchanted forest? This KOA sure seems like it, with 8 acres of native Oregon trees.
Is this the enchanted forest? This KOA sure seems like it, with 8 acres of native Oregon trees creating wonderfully woodsy, secluded campsites. Add a 1/2-acre playground, heated pool, 14-foot-long hot tub, hot showers, summer pancake breakfasts with strawberries or blackberries, and you've discovered a truly magical setting. It's only a short drive to the beach, where you'll discover why this area is known as "Oregon's best-kept secret" with lighthouses, tide pools and sandy shores. With Floras Lake and the Rogue River nearby, every activity from crabbing to windsurfing is at the tips of your toes. The fun continues back at the campground during the summer with ice cream socials and free rides on the miniature train for the young or young at heart.
Note: If your motorhome or fifth wheel is over 38 feet long (not including tow vehicles), please call the campground direct so we can find a site with a "perfect fit".
Campground Amenities
- Heated swimming pool (open Memorial Day weekend to September 30)
- Half acre playground for our "little" road weary campers
- Free modem hook up
- Hot tub (open Memorial Day weekend to September 30)
- Half court basketball court for family competition
- Free WiFi to stay connected with home
- 30 secluded tent sites among the native flora
- Rec room with air hockey, pool, video games, TV
Campground Activities
Miniature Train Rides
Free mini train ride for the young and the young at heart. Offered nightly at 7:00 p.m. from Memorial Day through Labor Day! All aboard the KOA Express! Woot Woot! :)
Pancake Breakfast
Enjoy big fluffy pancakes with maple syrup, strawberries, blackberries, or fresh blueberries and whipped cream. Yum! It is served most mornings from Father's Day to Labor Day. There are prices to fit any family budget.
14 Foot Hot Tub and heated pool
Need we say more? A long soak in the hot tub will ease those sore muscles while the kids splash in the pool.
Local Attractions
West Coast Game Park
Experience the West Coast Game Park- the original walk-thru Safari, where visitors meet, pet, film, and walk among hundreds of free roaming wildlife. Plan to spend an afternoon among the animals. The Game Park is located 10 minutes north of the KOA on Highway 101.
Floras Lake
3 miles from the campground - this fresh water lake is the wind surfing capital of Southern Oregon. Equipment and lessons are available at the lake.
Cape Blanco Lighthouse
Cape Blanco is only a 15-minute drive from our KOA to the most westerly point in the continental United States. You can even take a tour to the top of the lighthouse!
Bandon
Old Town Bandon, Bandon Coquille Lighthouse, Cranberry Museum, Vitra's European blown glass studio, Bandon Beach Horse Riding Stables, stroll thru Old Town waterfront stores. Lots of beach access along Beach Loop Drive....16 miles north of the KOA.
Coast Guard Museum
The Museum is located 10 minutes south in historic Port Orford. This museum is not just a Coast Guard museum, but a museum for the entire area. After touring the museum take advantage of the many walking trails along the beach with breathtaking views.
Golf
The Southern Oregon coast boasts the best in golf: Bandon Dunes. Everybody in the golfing world knows the Pebble Beach course in Oregon. World class golfing is located 20 minutes from the KOA. Bandon Crossings: three years new, but voted one of the best! Take advantage of their evening golf rates. 10 minute drive to "drive" the golf ball. Cedar Bend: Located 40 minutes south, this is a smaller but difficult course.
Tide Pools
We know all the local areas to explore the wonders of the ocean. Sea urchins of all types can be found - it's a must for all ocean visitors. With six ocean beaches within a 10 minute drive north or south of the KOA, it is a family adventure.
Crabbing
You can go crabbing off the dock in Port Orford or Bandon. Crab pots for rent at the dock, along with supplied bait, can keep the family busy for hours of fun.
Hughes House
The Hughes Ranch House is listed on the National Register of Historic Places and was built in 1898 by a pioneer family. Period furniture and a beautiful river/ocean setting, it is a 15 minute drive to travel back in time over 110 years.
Shore Acre/Sunset Beach
A short 45 minute drive to Sunset Beach (the most photographed beach in Oregon) and then to Shore Acre Botanical Gardens overlooking the cliffs of the Pacific Ocean. Visit the scenic lookout where you can witness hundreds of sea lions resting on the rocks. Return via Charleston, a little city on the bay, and grab some fresh oysters to BBQ. You'll be back in time to take a dip in the pool and enjoy s'mores.
Golden and Silver Falls
Spectacular water falls - an hour away and a lifetime of memories.
Sea Lion Caves
Two hours to the north, take an elevator to the natural den and resting ground of Oregon's sea lions.
Redwood National Park/Trees of Mystery
Tour the giant Redwood forest and the wonder of the Trees of Mystery (two hours south). The drive to the Redwoods is almost as spectacular as the trees themselves. From the KOA to the California border is dubbed "the Fabulous Fifties" because you have 50 miles of shoreline. Pack a lunch and spend the day, return to the hot tub and pool, smores, campfires, and the end to a perfect day.
Oregon Dunes
Sand, sand, and more sand. The Dunes stretch from Coos Bay to Florence with buggy rentals, sand board rentals, and did we mention sand? Spend the day in the sand and return to the campground for an evening in the forest with campfire stories and family memories.
Gold Beach -- Jerry’s Rogue Jets
Take a 64 mile trip, 80 mile trip or 104 mile trip up the Rogue River. For more information please call 1-800-451-3645.
Gold Beach -- Mail Boat Trips
Original U.S. Mail Boat Contract to go up the Rogue River to Agness. For more information call 1-800-458-3511.
Where's the Beach?
If you MUST leave the comforts of the campground, the Southern Oregon Coast beaches are the most expansive and breathtaking. Explore nature on your own, long walks on remote sand, uncrowded, your own private world. There are six ocean beaches within a 15 minute drive to the north or to the south. Explore!
Elk River/Sixes River
Salmon fishing in winter on these pristine rivers has to be experienced. Less than a 10 minute drive, but the memories will last forever!
Upcoming Events
Memorial Day
Bandon: Irish Fest in the Park with food, beer, dancing and fun (16 miles north of the KOA)
Port Orford: Art Festival (10 miles south of the KOA)
July 4th
Bandon: Parade, street vendors, food vendors, and fireworks on the jetty.
Port Orford: Parade, horse show, sand castle building contests, dingy races, and fireworks out over the ocean. Small town but big town fun!
Curry County Fair
Held traditionally the last weekend of July each year this is the best little fair held on the beach (GOLD Beach that is). It's a 40 minute drive south to enjoy the carnival, parade, demolition derby, and more.
Labor Day
Port Orford: Seafood and Wine Festival
These two things go together like "peas and carrots" Explore some of the coasts leading artists.
Cranberry Festival
The Festival is held in mid-September each year in beautiful Bandon by the Sea. Enjoy the parade, street fair, plays, and football. Bandon Cranberry Festival is a fun filled weekend.


