Bandon / Port Orford KOA Journey

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About Bandon / Port Orford KOA Journey

Enjoy incredible camping in the woods along the beautiful southern Oregon coast. Sit back and relax with your family at a secluded campsite beneath pine and alder trees surrounded by huckleberry and blackberry bushes. Add a 1/2-acre playground, heated pool, 14-foot-long hot tub, hot showers and summer pancake breakfasts, and you have a 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, numerous activities from crabbing to windsurfing are at the tips of your toes. The fun continues back at the campground during the summer with free evening rides on the miniature train for the young or young at heart. For motorhomes or fifth-wheels more than 38 feet (not including tow vehicle), please call the campground directly. Pool: May 25 - September 30. Max pull thru: 80 feet. Your hosts: the Bathe and Devine families.

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