Charleston (Coos language: Milukwich ) is an unincorporated community in Coos County, Oregon, United States. Home to a large commercial fishing fleet, it is adjacent to the ocean entrance to Coos Bay. Charleston is the site of the Oregon Institute of Marine Biology and the United States Coast Guard Charleston Lifeboat Station.
Restaurants in Charleston
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Stillwagon Distillery is a craft production, micro-distillery. We produce a variety of spirits, including Rum, Whiskey, and vodka. Please call for an appointment for a tour. The tasting room offers the opportunity to try all of our spirits. There is no food served here.
Incredible Experience. We visited the Tasting Room in Florence and April, the girl doing the tasting for us was fabulous. She explained the various flavors , What went into them and how they were made. We left with one of the most unique rums we have seen (Walnut-Fig), Delicious. April made the experience a fun one.
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Pacific Charter Services offers all veterans up to 40% off all charters, and is the best ocean fishing experience in the Coos Bay and Charleston area. We also have great salmon, tuna, and Dungeness Ocean Crabbing trips. Check out our website. Special Touch: We use custom made tackle which includes: Flutter Jigs, Shrimp Flies, Lead Fish, Blade Bait, Copper Pipe Jigs, and other unique baits. This is one of the things that makes Pacific Charter Services one of the best charters on the Oregon Coast, and we limit each trip to 6 customers to ensure a personalized fishing adventure.
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I stayed in the campground for a month and it was great. Good place for crabbing. Nice folks running the place.
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The property covers such a diverse landscape and the trail is so well placed, you'll be thrilled at each change in landscape and water as you hike along. Be sure to pick up a trail map at the visitor center and plan your walk. If you don't want to do the entire loop, do the Sloughside Trail - walk to the point and enjoy the beautiful water viewpoints and on the way back, the trail becomes a boardwalk over Hidden Creek Marsh. So stunning is this piece of nature.
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When we arrived I liked the brown sand. However, I saw lots of activities. There were lots of birds on the beach. Some were enjoying the river. Others liked the beach. I had never seen so many birds on a beach. The river went into the ocean. However, the dunes were attractive as well!
Gallery consisting of art of local beaches, wildlife, birds in pastels and charcoal. Commissions works and Pet Portraits.
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