Quality Inn & Suites at Coos Bay North Bend

Travel Blogs from North Bend

Sweet Ride & A Big Screw Up

A travel blog entry by luckshmy.subash

It was time to unleash the Bat Mobile...I mean the Buick on the highway. It was also time to head to the Pacific Ocean. It had been a long time since we saw the Pacific Ocean. As much as we needed fuel for the car we needed fuel for ourselves due to our late night adventures. Lucky picked a coffee shop that was suggested to us by Jessica in her …

Finally, some big wildlife

A travel blog entry by greg-and-karen

... The elk were in the field and some of them had huge racks. We were even able to see some Canada geese up close. It was well worth the detour.

Our stop for the night was in another wonderful state park, this one on Bullards Beach. We rode our bikes to the 4 mile long beach near our campsite then onto the Coquille River Lighthouse. There are only 8 lighthouses still standing along the ...

Discovering Bandon's History

A travel blog entry by jilnmike

... we go walking to all of her favorite places. None interest her as they are all under a film of rain water or in a deep puddle. ****...... er, after 15 minutes I take her rain soaked 95 pound body back to our house on wheels. I have an uneasy feeling that I will be up and out the door with her in the middle of the night.

Fortunately, the soil in the campground is sandy and readily drains. We did have quite a build up of pine ...

Best sights we've seen!

A travel blog entry by royandclaudia

Woke up to another beautiful, blue-sky day. We look to the east from our motorhome so we saw the sunrise for a change. Up to now, it's been only sunsets.

Last night our furnace refused to come on. This was the second time it happened. The first time we were able to get it going again but this time, it has refused to come back. We're stymied as we had it totally overhauled before we left. By ten pm (when we realized it hadn't come on for awhile) ...

Travel Day

A travel blog entry by royandclaudia

Left this morning at ten. We're getting pretty quick at de-camping and hooking up the toad...

The road was really good so we made great time...only a few twisty spots. The highway ran through long stretches of forest areas but still close to the ocean. You could see miles and miles of white crashing waves. In some places, the road went inland a bit and all you could see was miles of forest, a lot of which had been clear cut or was in the process of being logged off. ...