541-347-3206
P.O. Box 206
Bandon OR 97411

Coast Guard closes Bandon's seasonal station for winter:
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a catalyst for local economic revival
On Oregon's South Coast
Located on the waterfront in the historic Coast Guard Building at 390 1st Street


Planning For Progress

Under the creative and able leadership of its Port Commission, the City of Bandon, Oregon has survived the downturn of it's 3 major support industries: logging, fishing and cranberry production. This economic success story is largely due to the visionary and progressive development of its port facilities as a base for vacation recreation, sport fishing and nature conservancy in the Coquille River watershed.

Working with the local city administration and various federal and private grant funding channels, the Port of Bandon has developed the city's waterfront area to include:

  • Full marina facilities for boat launching and sport fishing
  • A waypoint stopover for commercial fishing and recreation vessels
  • A scenic boardwalk with nature pathway and observation areas
  • A gathering place for holiday and family events that enhance the attraction of Bandon's Old Town shops, galleries and restaurants

This website presents the Port, it's history and future projects, it's current operations and helpful information for visitors.

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Weber's Pier rebuild completed
New Harbor fish cleaning station open
Fuel now available through Prowler Charters
New Boardwalk Commemorative Sculpture
More River Walk Memorial Bricks Available

Bandon Yacht Club Meetings:
Are held the first Thursday of each month
at Bandon Coffee Cafe 365 2nd St.
Old Town Bandon, Phone 541-347-1144

Photo by James Anstey
 

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