Camping & Lodging Guide to North Bend, Oregon

Camping & Lodging Guide to North Bend, Oregon 

1. Oregon Dunes KOA Holiday (North Bend)

• A full-service campground offering RV hookups, tent sites, deluxe cabins, and glamping safari-style tents. Designed for comfort with amenities and ATV/ORV access to the Oregon Dunes National Recreation Area.
  
  
• Amenities include full hook-ups (water, sewer, electric), cabins with or without bathrooms, glamping tents with sleeping areas, patios, partial kitchens, pets allowed in some cases.

2. Riley Ranch County Park

• Located 6 miles north of North Bend, adjacent to the dunes. Offers 114 reservable campsites with water and electrical hookups, 2 camping cabins (16'×20'), restroom and shower buildings. RV users are catered to, though dump stations are located in nearby Lakeside. Direct dune and ATV access provided.

3. Bay Point Landing (Coos Bay)

• A modern, upscale camping and lodging resort just across the bay. Features 160 RV sites, luxurious cabins (Dunes, Kamp Haus, waterfront Drifts), and iconic Airstream suites. Includes a clubhouse, fitness center, pool, and a bayfront beach.

4. Private Secluded Campground near North Bend (via Hipcamp)

• A tucked-away property offering around 20 acres of camping space with covered picnic areas, fire pits, BBQ, sauna, outdoor propane shower, and easy access to trails and nearby Sunset Bay Golf Course.

5. Additional Lodging

• For other lodging styles—hotels, cabins, yurts—explore options along the Oregon Coast such as oceanfront motels, coastal yurts, and rental beach cabins.
  
  
• While not in North Bend proper, Oregon State Parks offer rustic and deluxe cabins or yurts (rates typically range from $42–$99/night plus tax). Reserve well in advance.

Dining in North Bend & Surrounding Areas

Check out some great local favorites—you won’t go hungry!

• Mom’s Kitchen: A beloved diner praised for hearty comfort food, friendly vibes, and generous portions. Recently spotlighted by Jason Kelce, who said it “did not disappoint” and likened the feel to Cheers.
  
  
• Pancake Mill Restaurant & Pie Shoppe: Famous for breakfast and homemade pies, this roadside gem captured Kelce’s heart with its strawberry cream cheese pie and nostalgic charm.
  
  
• Hilltop House Restaurant & Lounge: A fine steak and seafood spot with panoramic bay and dunes views. Known for its elevated yet casual dining and storied history in the area.
  
  
• Kozy Kitchen: A family-friendly restaurant offering an expansive breakfast and lunch menu, daily specials, and a cozy atmosphere. Great for groups and families.
  
  
• Plank House Restaurant (The Mill Casino): Offers breakfast (with coffee or London Fog tea), lunch and dinner with scenic water views—a peaceful spot to start the day.
  
  
• Timbers Café (The Mill Casino, Hotel & RV Park): Serving hearty all-day breakfast, sandwiches, and burgers—perfect for a quick, satisfying meal.
  
  
• Warehouse 101 (The Mill Casino): Sports-bar vibe with a large wing menu, craft brews, multiple TV screens—great for casual dining and watching games.
  
  
• Additional variety: For more dining options, check out listings through Yelp for North Bend, including Wildflour Public House, 7 Devils Waterfront Alehouse, and Yoda’s Hut.
  
  “The Steak Frites at 7 Devils Waterfront is my go to when looking for a steak, and good seafood as well. Cocktails are a nice bonus.”

Quick Comparison For Camping & Lodging

• Rustic dune camping
  Options: Oregon Dunes KOA, Riley Ranch
  Highlights: Full hookups, cabins, ATV access
  
  
• Upscale resort camping
  Option: Bay Point Landing
  Highlights: Pool, cabins, Airstreams, beachfront, modern amenities
  
  
• Secluded, quiet camping
  Option: Private Hipcamp site
  Highlights: Sauna, fire pits, picnic areas, trails, BBQ setup

Quick Comparison For Dining

• Cozy breakfast & pies
  Option: Pancake Mill
  Highlights: Nostalgic charm, pies, breakfast classics
  
  
• Comfort food & diner meals
  Option: Mom’s Kitchen
  Highlights: Family-style meals, warm community vibe
  
  
• Scenic steak & seafood
  Option: Hilltop House
  Highlights: Historic venue with bay and dunes views
  
  
• Family-friendly brunch
  Option: Kozy Kitchen
  Highlights: Large menu, daily specials, banquet rooms available
  
  
• Casino dining options
  Options: Plank House, Timbers Café, Warehouse 101
  Highlights: Different vibes—scenic breakfast, quick café bites, sports bar
  
  
• Steak & seafood in town
  Option: 7 Devils Waterfront Alehouse
  Highlights: Mentioned by locals for steak frites and cocktails

Tips 

Book Early: Especially for KOA, Riley Ranch, and Bay Point Landing—popular choices fill up fast.

Consider Preferences: Want sand dunes and off-roading? KOA or Riley Ranch. Prefer modern comfort and beach access? Bay Point Landing.