Southern Oregon Coast
Reedsport, Oregon
City
Umpqua River town at the edge of the dunes
Reedsport sits at the mouth of the Umpqua River, at the northern end of the Oregon Dunes and the gateway to Winchester Bay.
History & Local Character
Reedsport was founded in 1912 and named for a local settler. Timber, fishing and the Umpqua River bridge shaped its development.
Housing & Real Estate
Housing includes older homes, some new construction and manufactured homes, with prices lower than many coast towns.
Restaurants & Shopping
The city has cafes and family restaurants along US 101, with seafood options in Winchester Bay.
Schools & Education
Reedsport students attend Reedsport School District schools, with a K-12 campus.
Parks & Recreation
The Oregon Dunes National Recreation Area, Umpqua Lighthouse State Park and the Umpqua River provide off-highway riding, hiking and fishing.
Transportation & Accessibility
US 101 and OR 38 meet in Reedsport, connecting the coast to I-5 at Drain, with limited transit.
Local Businesses
CafesDune buggy rentalsFishing chartersMotels
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Nearby Attractions
- Oregon Dunes
- Umpqua Lighthouse
- Winchester Bay
- Umpqua River
Advantages & Considerations
Advantages
- Dunes and river access
- Affordable housing
- Gateway to Winchester Bay
Considerations
- Limited services
- Tsunami risk near the river mouth
- Fewer jobs
Frequently Asked Questions
Can you ride off-highway vehicles at Reedsport?
Yes. The Oregon Dunes National Recreation Area north of Reedsport has extensive OHV riding areas with staging areas and rentals in town.