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A real OREGON EXPERIENCE! – 2000 square feet store with over 100 local artists represented.Native American art, Myrtlewood, Pottery, Antiques and lots of goodies.Misty Meadows Jams, cranberries, local wines, Euphoria chocolates…

Fresh flowers and unique gifts

Famuos for the finest Salmon, Albacore Tuna, Crab, Oysters and other fine seafood these water’s have to offer. At Chuck’s, they pick only the best! Gift packs and samplers are available as well and all are freshly prepared, hand packed…

The Coos History Museum faces Coos Bay along Highway 101 frontage. With ever-changing exhibits, event and rental space, a unique museum shop and a developing bayfront plaza, this community built facility opened new in 2015. Formerly known as…

Seafood Market, crab rentals, bait. Cooking and cleaning available. Open daily 8am-6pm.

They have developed hundreds of fruit candies and chocolates, relying on time-honored recipes. All candies are still made by hand, in small batches, using only the finest natural ingredients. Showroom and viewing area. Group Tours welcome! Featured…

Antique Shop

A treasure trove of beautiful antiques and collectibles are waiting to be discovered on Oregon’s South Coast. There is a reason why antique and treasure hunters head to the coast so frequently. The Coos Bay area has a rich and unique history,…

Fresh Fish! Located just off “D” Dock in the Charleston boat basin.  Pick your own Dungeness Crab from their live tank or one of their pre-cooked iced crab – done daily. They will cook and clean your catch. Purchase canned and…

What now makes up the central district of Coos Bay was called Marshfield until 1944 when residents voted to change the name to Coos Bay to match the name of the Bay itself. The City of Marshfield was named after the Massachusetts home town of the…