Remarkable Environmentally-Friendly Cabin in Secluded Woodlands near Pacific Ocean | Coos Bay, Oregon

Cabin in Coos Bay, OR

10 guests • 2 bedrooms • 9 beds • 2.5 bathrooms

4.8

• 23 reviews

This glamping accommodation on Glenn Creek near the Pacific Ocean, Oregon, can sleep up to ten guests among its two master bedrooms and two sofa beds. Highlights include a pivoting hobbit-style front door, suspended beds, and a rustic decor that guests will fall in love with.

There is a master bedroom with a king-size hanging bed and a king bed in the loft. The other master bedroom has a queen-size hanging bed and a double bed in the loft. In the living room, guests will find one of the sofa beds next to the wood stove. In the TV room, there is another sofa bed.

The beds in the master bedrooms are one of the most unique features of this luxury rental—they're suspended from the ceiling beams by thick rustic ropes with eight-foot skylights above them. All of the king-size beds and the queen-size bed have memory foam mattresses and down quilts.

Each master bedroom has a full bathroom with a shower. Downstairs there is a half bathroom. The hardwood floors throughout the accommodation came from 104-year-old Myrtle, maple, and Douglas fir trees that stood where this luxury rental was built. The fully equipped kitchen has labradorite granite and wood counters and comes with a refrigerator, a freezer, a stove, an oven, an exhaust hood, a coffeemaker and coffee grinder, a toaster, a microwave, and all necessary cookware and tableware. There is a dining room table with room for six, as well as seating for three more at the breakfast bar.

Other amenities include an interior wood box with firewood for the woodstove, linens and towels for all guests, parking for vehicles, RVs, boats, trailers, a natural swimming hole that sits 100 yards upstream from the rental, a private wet or dry sauna with juniper flooring, white cedar paneling and redwood benches, and cooking utensils for all cooking and baking needs including raw sugar, honey, flour, rice, powdered sugar, spices, and coffee. This glamping accommodation on Glenn Creek is surrounded by native vegetation, big trees, berry bushes, and the wonderful sound of the babbling brook.

This glamping property sits upon 150 feet of creek frontage and has views of Glenn Creek, the surrounding woodlands, and distant cliffs. There is a fire pit, a picnic table, and benches in the backyard for watching the local wildlife—a variety of birds, like great blue herons, screech owls, and the occasional bald eagle, and river otters, elk, chipmunks, and more—while enjoying a meal outdoors.

Glampers will also enjoy bonus amenities, which include a washer and dryer; parking for cars, RVs, boats, and trailers; a private swimming hole; and a wet or dry electric sauna with rocks and view of the creek. Every amenity is provided to ensure that guests have the perfect experience while glamping. Oregon awaits! Go glamping! Oregon campgrounds have nothing on this eco-friendly cabin near Pacific Ocean

Features and services

Beds

2 King-size beds
1 Queen-size bed
2 Double beds
2 Sofa beds

Most popular features

Pets allowed
Wi-Fi/Internet
Shared Kitchen
Heating
Fishing
Microwave
Fireplace
Fridge
Wildlife watching
Stove
Water sports
Shared Barbecue
Kayaking/Canoeing
ATV/Quads/4x4
Surfing
Horseback riding
Whale watching
Supermarket

Where you will stay

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Coos Bay, Oregon

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Coos Bay is a coastal city in southwestern Oregon, often referred to as the Bay Area in conjunction with the neighboring city of North Bend. Located at the intersection where the Coos River enters the Coos Bay near the Pacific Ocean. Golden & Silver Falls State Park is a must see with hiking trails through the old growth forest to both waterfalls which are only 1 mile from the house. There are many other bodies of water in the area, too, including Upper Pony Creek Reservoir, Lake Merritt, Hall Lake, Empire Lakes, The South Slough Estuary and various streams. Coos Bay is home to the Coos Art Museum, Coos Bay Iron Works, The Egyptian Theatre, the Oregon Coast Music Festival, and the Blackberry Arts Festival, and Seven Devil's Brewery, to name but a few.

If adventurous outdoor activities are what glampers seek, head directly to the greater Coos Bay area, whose main attraction is the Oregon Dunes National Recreation Area. Here glampers will love exploring the National Recreation Area’s beaches, coastline, cliffs, and more. Coos Bay is also relatively close to a number of national forests, including Rogue River—Siskiyou and Umpqua National Forests, for guests who are interested in hiking through and discovering some of Oregon’s woodlands. The closest large cities to Coos Bay are Roseburg, Medford, and Eugene, and it’s only a three-hour drive from the state’s capital city, Salem.

Coos Bay, Oregon

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Coos Bay is a coastal city in southwestern Oregon, often referred to as the Bay Area in conjunction with the neighboring city of North Bend. Located at the intersection where the Coos River enters the Coos Bay near the Pacific Ocean. Golden & Silver Falls State Park is a must see with hiking trails through the old growth forest to both waterfalls which are only 1 mile from the house. There are many other bodies of water in the area, too, including Upper Pony Creek Reservoir, Lake Merritt, Hall Lake, Empire Lakes, The South Slough Estuary and various streams. Coos Bay is home to the Coos Art Museum, Coos Bay Iron Works, The Egyptian Theatre, the Oregon Coast Music Festival, and the Blackberry Arts Festival, and Seven Devil's Brewery, to name but a few.

If adventurous outdoor activities are what glampers seek, head directly to the greater Coos Bay area, whose main attraction is the Oregon Dunes National Recreation Area. Here glampers will love exploring the National Recreation Area’s beaches, coastline, cliffs, and more. Coos Bay is also relatively close to a number of national forests, including Rogue River—Siskiyou and Umpqua National Forests, for guests who are interested in hiking through and discovering some of Oregon’s woodlands. The closest large cities to Coos Bay are Roseburg, Medford, and Eugene, and it’s only a three-hour drive from the state’s capital city, Salem.

Activities near Coos Bay

Water sports
Horseback riding
Surfing
Biking
Kayaking/Canoeing
Whitewater rafting
Scuba diving
Climbing
Fishing
Boating/Sailing
ATV/Quads/4x4
Meditation
Yoga
Whale watching
Wildlife watching
Tennis
Golfing

Active and adventurous glampers will love this property, since it's deep in the heart of southwestern Oregon's woodlands. There's no end to the outdoor activities to be done here, from fishing, hiking, and biking to swimming, kayaking, and canoeing. Golden & Silver Falls State Park is a must see with hiking trails through the old growth forest to both waterfalls. Never far from either beach and waterfront nor forest, glampers will happily spend their time alternating between water sports and fresh air forest fun. Be sure to check out the Oregon Dunes National Recreation Area, the Siskiyou and Umpqua National Forests, the Coos River and Bay, the Pacific Ocean, the Upper Pony Creek Reservoir, Lake Merritt, the Empire Lakes, and all of the other stunning natural sites in southwestern Oregon.

Water sports
Horseback riding
Surfing
Biking
Kayaking/Canoeing
Whitewater rafting
Scuba diving
Climbing
Fishing
Boating/Sailing
ATV/Quads/4x4
Meditation
Yoga
Whale watching
Wildlife watching
Tennis
Golfing

Active and adventurous glampers will love this property, since it's deep in the heart of southwestern Oregon's woodlands. There's no end to the outdoor activities to be done here, from fishing, hiking, and biking to swimming, kayaking, and canoeing. Golden & Silver Falls State Park is a must see with hiking trails through the old growth forest to both waterfalls. Never far from either beach and waterfront nor forest, glampers will happily spend their time alternating between water sports and fresh air forest fun. Be sure to check out the Oregon Dunes National Recreation Area, the Siskiyou and Umpqua National Forests, the Coos River and Bay, the Pacific Ocean, the Upper Pony Creek Reservoir, Lake Merritt, the Empire Lakes, and all of the other stunning natural sites in southwestern Oregon.

Remarkable Environmentally-Friendly Cabin in Secluded Woodlands near Pacific Ocean, Oregon

Cabin in Coos Bay, OR

10 guests • 2 bedrooms • 9 beds • 2.5 bathrooms

Features and services

Beds

2 King-size beds

1 Queen-size bed

2 Double beds

2 Sofa beds

Most popular features

Pets allowed

Wi-Fi/Internet

Shared Kitchen

Heating

Fishing

Microwave

Fireplace

Fridge

Wildlife watching

Stove

Water sports

Shared Barbecue

Kayaking/Canoeing

ATV/Quads/4x4

Surfing

Horseback riding

Whale watching

Supermarket

Where you will stay

Get in touch to book your luxury camping rental

Coos Bay, Oregon

Scenic views

Activities near Coos Bay

Water sports

Horseback riding

Surfing

Biking

Kayaking/Canoeing

Whitewater rafting

Scuba diving

Climbing

Fishing

Boating/Sailing

ATV/Quads/4x4

Meditation

Yoga

Whale watching

Wildlife watching

Tennis

Golfing

Property reviews

4.8 overall rating

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Arrival and departure

Check-in: 02:00 PM

Check-out: 11:00 AM

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