That's after the obligatory razzing, of course. More to See and Do Camping is not limited to the developed campgrounds. At the official campgrounds, bathrooms, water, tables and campfire rings are provided, but no hookups. Horsefall Campground has shower facilities. Strong currents and cool water mean that ocean swimming is not the most popular sport on the Oregon coast, but the nearby lakes offer warm-season swimming.
Boat ramps provide lake and river access.
There are four-wheel drive owners who secretly admit that life does exist beyond locking hubs and transfer cases. That life sometimes includes fishing, and fishing is a prime attraction on the Oregon coast and in the nearby lakes. The estuary at Coos Bay offers fishing for shad, striped bass, sturgeon and winter steelhead. Clamming and crabbing are popular pursuits. The inland lakes are stocked with native and imported species.