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Bandon Quick Look

We can’t wait to see you in Bandon!  If you’re planning a trip, here are some packing tips to make your stay more enjoyable.

Keep it casual. Unless you have a formal event, leave your fancy attire at home. Our shop owners and restaurateurs want you to feel comfortable, whether you’re strolling on the beach or dining out.

Layer up. Bandon has a temperate climate, but temperatures can vary between the waterfront and inland areas. Don’t be fooled by morning fog or cloud cover. Consider wearing a hat and sunscreen to protect your skin from the sun’s rays.

Good news for dog lovers! Our beaches welcome furry friends, and many retail shops are pet-friendly. Just remember to bring a leash and keep your pet secure, as we have a leash law in place. Service animals are also welcome in areas where customers are allowed, and our chamber business members are knowledgeable about ADA regulations.

To secure the best options, make sure to book your lodging in advance. Bandon’s hotels, vacation rentals, and campgrounds tend to fill up quickly, especially during the summer and winter holidays.

Here’s a Quick Look at Bandon

POPULATION, CITY LIMITS (2020 CENSUS): 3,321

Population, unincorporated area: 5,700

County: Coos

Incorporated: 1891

City Government: 7-person council, includes mayor

Economy: tourism and recreation, forest products, agriculture

Average Temperature: 50˚ January-February, 69˚ July-August

Highest Precipitation: December, 10 inches

Lowest Precipitation: July, less than 1 inch

Find interactive maps for destinations in Oregon and western states at our Getting to Bandon page. Check road conditions at: Trip Check

Highway miles from Bandon to coastal destinations north:

25: Coos Bay, OR
51: Reedsport, OR
72: Florence, OR
255: Astoria, OR

Highway miles from Bandon to coastal destinations south

84: Brookings, OR
125: Klamath, CA (California Redwoods)
465: San Francisco, CA

Highway miles from Bandon to destinations north and east

85: Roseburg, OR
140: Eugene, OR
202: Salem, OR
248: Portland, OR
419: Seattle, WA
458: Pendleton, OR
582: Boise, ID

Highway miles from Bandon to destinations south and east

143: Grants Pass, OR
183: Ashland, OR
186: Crater Lake National Park, OR
265: Bend, OR
475: Reno, NV
478: Sacramento, CA

Visit our Getting to Bandon page for flight and driving information.

Bandon State Airport (BDY) in Bandon, private and charter plane service.

Southwestern Oregon Regional Airport (OTH) in North Bend, commercial and charter plane service.

Eugene Airport (EUG) in Eugene, commercial and charter plan service.

Amtrak, Eugene train station, bus and train service.

Driver on Demand, affordable in town trips and more; Call 541.551.5263

Coos County Area Transit (CCAT), bus transportation serving Bandon and Coos County.

Coastal Express, bus transportation to nearby cities.

Many of Bandon’s primary medical care and dental offices are happy to treat visitors who need non emergency medical attention while traveling. If you experience a medical emergency, always call 911, or visit the nearest emergency room.

Southern Coos Hospital
900 11th St SE, Bandon, OR 97411
Daytime phone 541-347-2426

Coast Community Health Center
1010 First Street SE Suite 110, Bandon, Oregon 97411
Daytime phone 541-347-2426

North Bend Medical Center
110 10th St SE, Bandon, 97411
Local (541) 347-2313 – (800) 234-1231

Bandon Police Department
555 US-101, Bandon, OR 97411
Daytime phone 541-347-2241

Bandon Rural Fire Department
Kehl Fire Station, Kehl Road, Bandon, OR 97411
Daytime phone 541-347-3430

Extend Your Travel through Oregon

The Bandon Visitors Center is your go-to source for information on vacation spots in the beautiful Southwestern Oregon region and along the stunning Oregon Coast. 

For more information, explore a wealth of travel resources from our esteemed partners, including Travel Southern Oregon Coast, the Oregon Coast Visitors Association, and Travel Oregon. These organizations provide information for visitors to experience the unique charm and diverse offerings of Oregon, from picturesque coastal towns to breathtaking natural landscapes.