Bandon / Port Orford KOA Journey Events

Every year we celebrate our KOA rewards members with a KOA Rewards appreciation weekend.  Stay Friday September 11 get Saturday September 12 free.  Just sign up today and enjoy the benefits of being a rewards member.

As you all know the second weekend in May is our Care Camps Big Weekend.What you may not know is that your stay will make a difference in the lives of children with cancer, by helping raise funds for medically supervised Care Camps across North America. These camps give kids with cancer a chance to be worry-free and experience "camp" just like we all did at that age, with activities designed just for them and their situation. Funds raised from the Saturday campground donation support the KOA Care Camps Trust, which distributes more than $1 million annually to support 125+ Care Camps.So in an effort for us to continue to support these amazing camps,  we here at the Bandon Port Orford KOA will be having an Ice Cream Social (weather permitting) where you will get your first scoop on us and anything after will be donated to Care Camps.  So come stay with us during the Care Camp Big Weekend and help support this wonderful charity.  Learn more at koacarecamps.org.

* Only valid at participating KOA locations. Applies to one site, for two consecutive nights at the same KOA. Sites may be limited. Only KOA Rewards discounts apply.

The intention of Circles in the Sand is to share love, joy and kindness.  Team Circles creates sand labyrinths surrounded by intricate designs and artwork.  We invite everyone to enjoy a walk on the sand path.
What to expect when you visit with Circles in the Sand: The times posted on our public schedule are when the artwork will be complete and ready to walk.  Creating the labyrinths usually starts about two hours before the scheduled Walk time.  For instance, if the time on the schedule is 8:00 AM that means that is when the path is open for walking; the team will be on the sand about 6:00 AM to start drawing the path.  Path will be walkable for two hours or more depending on the returning tide. Our home beach is Face Rock Wayside in Bandon, Oregon. Parking is limited and fills quickly. We will have staff at the entrance to ensure the parking lot does not overfill. Labyrinth - Walking Meditation - a unique morning walk on the beach.

Labyrinth master artist Denny Dyke creates "walkable art" which is a sandy path through an entire pattern with no wrong turns or dead ends. The path is further enhanced with detailed designs and is open for all to enjoy.

Subject to cancellation due to inclement weather, rain and/or high winds.

Check out website for dates and times:  Circles in the Sand

No Charge. Donations gladly accepted through our website.

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“Calamity at the Coquelle Creamery” or “Udder Confusion” is set on a dairy farm in the lovely Coquelle Valley, where the evil villain Franklin Basher “that terrible masher!” works his wiles against heroine Henrietta Holstein and her hero, Ferdinand Farinsworth. Will hero foil Franklin's dastardly plan? Will Henrietta knit one, purl two until her dreams come true?

The play was written by Cindy Robnett, Diana Amling, and Gael Berhow. It originally premiered at the theater in 1989 and again in 2001.

Summer Show Schedule:
Friday, June 5 (Benefit Show) 7pm
Saturday, June 6 7pm
Saturday, June 13 7pm
Saturday, June 20 7pm
Saturday, June 27 7pm
Sunday, June 28 2pm
Saturday, July 11 7pm
Sunday, July 12 2pm
Sunday, July 18 7pm
Saturday, July 25 7pm
Sunday, July 26 2pm
Saturday, August 1 7pm
Saturday, August 8 7pm
Sunday, August 9 2pm
Saturday, August 15 7pm
Saturday, August 22 7pm
Saturday, August 29 7pm
Sunday, August 30 2pm
Friday, September 4 7pm
Saturday, September 5 (Closing Show) 7pm

Beginning in 1912, the Fair has become the main event of the Summer for Coos County residents and is a county-wide showcase of agriculture, crafts, industry and business. The Fair provides the opportunity for all ages, from young to seniors, to exhibit their livestock, floral, land products, culinary, needlework, photography, arts and crafts.  Come and enjoy!

There are a lot of exciting things being planned: carnival rides, bull riding, live music, kids circus practice, water table activities, comedy juggling, livestock shows and auction, a chance to see exotic reptiles, great food, and so much more!

Enjoy a 3-day event featuring food trucks, live music and more.Bring the whole family to enjoy this great outdoor event. Feast yourself on the goods while the trucks compete in a cook-off for the best in several categories.This three day event features more than 20 food trucks from around the region competing for a portion of the $8,500 prize fund. Beer Garden brought to you by Columbia Distributing. Feast yourself on the goods while the trucks compete in 7 categories. Cast your vote to see which truck will win the People's Choice. All trucks will have at least one sample item available for purchase and will also serve from the entire regular menu.

Friday, August 1 – 5 pm – 9 pm
Saturday, August 2 – Noon – 6 pm
Sunday, August 3 – 11 am – 4 pm

$5 general admission (portion will benefit the Boys & Girls Club of Southwestern Oregon).

Bandon Cranberry Festival is a 3-day annual event held on the second weekend in September. Boasting 80 years of family fun with a parade, festival market, evening street dance and more. You'll enjoy live music and performing arts, classic car show and farm equipment, sports and tournaments, art exhibits and craft markets, shopping and dining, and above all, the bitterly-sweet, locally-famous cranberry-eating contest.Pre-festival activities begin on Thursday evening with the Cranberry Court Coronation. Local events continue Friday morning with the Cranberry Kitchen contest, and run into the evening, ending with the Cranberry Bowl Football Game.The main public festival will be held on September 12-13, 2026, with the annual Cranberry Parade kicking off the main festivities on Saturday morning.Visit our Cranberry Festival Events page for a full schedule of events.

This year's Salmon Celebration is our 18th annual event to showcase Native Culture. Guest can enjoy a traditional salmon bake, native drumming, dancers, canoe races, cultural booths and displays, hands on family activities, native arts & crafts vendors and more will be highlighted at this free family friendly event.How it Works:
The traditional salmon bake meal will be served from 11:00 AM – 5:00 PM Saturday, September 9, and 11:00 AM – 4:00 PM Sunday, September 10:Vendor Booths, free entertainment and hands-on cultural demonstrations will be open from 10:00 AM – 5:00 PM Saturday, September 9 and from 11:00 AM – 4:00 PM Sunday, September 10.

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A community tradition was born in 1987 when Friends of Shore Acres Inc. decided to “string a few lights” to help celebrate the holidays. That first season, 6,000 miniature lights, one large Christmas tree, and the decorated and open Garden House drew 9,000 visitors. Now, at least 325,000 Lights – both L.E.D. and landscape – dozens of Christmas trees and lighted sculpture displays, and the festive open house attract – on average (and depending on the weather) – from 50,000 to 60,000 visitors each season. Inside the Garden House, long scrolls of names pay tribute to the business supporters, members, and the more than 1,500 volunteers who make it happen for all to enjoy. People from all over the world enjoy the holiday lights. Many return year after year to share in this wonderful “community tradition. A holiday tradition for the whole family. This festive annual display debuts on Thanksgiving Day and will light up Shore Acres from 4:30 p.m.- 9:00 p.m. each night (including Dec 24th & 25th) thru December 31st.