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Friday, June 16, 2017

Three Rivers Casino

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Three Rivers Casino is very welcoming to RVers. They even have billboards inviting everyone to stay for free for four days. Just go to the s...
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Thursday, June 15, 2017

Oregon Dunes NRA–Lagoon Trail

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   The Oregon Dunes stretch for 40 miles along the Oregon Coast and are very popular for OHV riding. The dunes are jointly managed by the na...
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Coos Art Museum

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   No photographs are allowed inside this small museum which features juried exhibitions, gallery shows dedicated to a single artist, and ch...
Tuesday, June 13, 2017

Coos Historical and Maritime Museum

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  The histories of Coos and nearby coastal and forest communities are covered with very good exhibits on Native Americans, logging, fishing,...

Mill Casino

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Update 5/2023 - dry camping no longer permitted  The Mill Casino is one of the few casinos along the Oregon and California coasts that charg...
Sunday, June 11, 2017

Bastendorff Beach Road Boondocking

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   BLM land is scarce along the Oregon coast so this campsite is unusual. It’s a large, flat (but badly potholed), sandy lot with nice view...
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Shore Acres State Park

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  We were a little late for the azaleas and a little early for the roses but the garden was still beautiful. A trail along the cliff,  overl...
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Saturday, June 10, 2017

Battle Rock Wayside Park

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  In 1850 the US Congress passed the Oregon Donation Land Act which allowed settlers to claim land in the Indian territory of Western Oregon...
Friday, June 9, 2017

US 101 Scenic Overlook

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Update 2023 - may have no camping signs This section of the Oregon coast from Brookings to Pistol River is very scenic with many pull offs....
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Thursday, June 8, 2017

Harris Beach State Park

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  The park road is a section of Old Highway 101 that has been closed to traffic at one end. The road after the campground entrance becomes a...