Bullards Beach State Park

About

Bullards Beach State Park occupies a scenic stretch of the southern Oregon coast where the Coquille River meets the Pacific Ocean. The campground lies sheltered among shore pines, offering protection from ocean winds while remaining just a short walk from miles of sandy beach. The park's signature attraction is the picturesque Coquille River Lighthouse, accessible via a short walk and popular for photography. The campground features three main loops with varying amenities. Full-hookup sites include electric, water, and sewer connections, while standard sites offer electric and water. All camping loops have access to modern flush restrooms and hot showers. The park also maintains 13 yurts for those preferring a roof overhead, with six designated as pet-friendly. Equestrians will find an 8-site horse camp with access to 11 miles of trails plus beach and dune riding. Fishing and crabbing opportunities abound in the Coquille River, with bank access available throughout the park. The nearby town of Bandon offers full services including groceries, restaurants, and the famous Face Rock viewpoint. Western snowy plover nesting restrictions limit beach access from mid-March through mid-September to wet sand only for pedestrians and horses.

Directions

Located 2 miles north of Bandon, Oregon on US Highway 101. Turn west at the park entrance sign onto Bullards Beach Road.