Southern Oregon Coast
North Bend, Oregon
City
Bayfront city across from Coos Bay
North Bend sits on the north side of Coos Bay, connected to Coos Bay by the McCullough Memorial Bridge and home to the regional airport.
History & Local Character
North Bend grew as a lumber and shipping town and was home to large mills. It incorporated in 1903 and developed a distinct downtown from Coos Bay.
Housing & Real Estate
Housing is mostly single-family homes, with prices slightly below or comparable to Coos Bay.
Restaurants & Shopping
The city has cafes, restaurants and a brewery, with more options across the bridge in Coos Bay.
Schools & Education
North Bend students attend North Bend School District schools, with elementary, middle and high school campuses.
Parks & Recreation
The bayfront, Pony Village and nearby Horsfall Beach and the dunes provide recreation.
Transportation & Accessibility
US 101 and the McCullough Bridge connect North Bend to Coos Bay, and Southwest Oregon Regional Airport offers commercial flights.
Local Businesses
Cafes and a breweryAviation servicesMarine servicesGrocery
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Nearby Attractions
- McCullough Memorial Bridge
- Southwest Oregon Regional Airport
- Horsfall Beach
Advantages & Considerations
Advantages
- Airport access
- Affordable housing
- Bayfront setting
Considerations
- Limited services
- Tsunami risk in low areas
- Economic dependence on the bay area
Frequently Asked Questions
Does North Bend have an airport?
Yes. Southwest Oregon Regional Airport is in North Bend and offers scheduled commercial flights.