| Description: You had better get up early to go see Bullards Beach, because there`s so much to see here. 1226 acres covers extensive beachfront, estuary, & riverside land. If you drive all the way in, you pass through stable, vegetated dunes & emerge at the historic Coquille Point lighthouse & the jetty. Volunteers give interpretive tours of the lighthouse in the summer. Several trails of different lengths explore the dunes, beach, riverfront, & forest. Trails are variously open to hiking, biking & horseback riding. Birdwatchers take the nature trail between the campground & the lighthouse to watch the birds on the mudflats at Bandon National Wildlife Refuge, across the Coquille River. Shorebirds are often seen around the jetty. Crabbing & fishing are both good.
The campground contains 90 RV sites with full utility hookup, 95 RV sites with electric hookup, a horse camp which has eight sites with either single or double corrals, a primitive hiker/biker camp, & 13 yurts.
Location: From the town of Bandon, go two miles north on US 101.
Season: year round.
Fee: no.
Reservations: recommended. Available:
Biking Fishing Picnicking
) Hiking/Backpacking Scenic Driving
Horseback Riding Camping Wildlife Viewing Group Campgnd RV Sites
Exhibits Campgnd, Primitive Electric Hookup
Drinking Water Dump Station
Cultural-Historic Sites Restrooms
Campgnd, Developed Showers.
Notes: Higher rates are applicable May ten - September 30. Maximum RV length 64 feet.
Full-hookup: $16 - $19
Electric hookup: $15 - $19
Horse camp: $10 + $1.50/head - $14 + $1.50/animal
Yurt: $27
Extra vehicle: $7
Hiker/biker: $4 |
Campground: Oregon Parks and Recreation Department, Bullards Beach State Park in Salem Oregon *