Dreaming of an RV escape to the Oregon Coast? Whether you're chasing wild coastal storms or sunny summer adventures, the Southern Oregon Coast offers beauty and charm in every season. With stunning bayfront views, upscale amenities, and extended stay RV sites, Bay Point Landing in Coos Bay is your perfect home base—whether you're visiting for a weekend or an entire season.
Not sure when to go? Here's your seasonal guide to RV travel on the Oregon Coast, with insider tips and what to expect throughout the year.
Spring (March – May): Quiet Beauty & Coastal Blooms
Why Go:
Spring is a peaceful time to explore the coast before the summer crowds arrive. Wildflowers bloom along coastal trails, gray whales migrate north, and temperatures start to rise.
Weather:
Mild with occasional showers. Expect highs in the 50s to low 60s °F and lush green landscapes.
Top Things to Do:
- Hike Shore Acres State Park and see the seasonal gardens begin to bloom.
- Spot migrating whales from Cape Arago or Simpson Reef.
- Enjoy storm watching from your RV while staying cozy inside.
Bay Point Tip:
Take advantage of spring’s slower pace and enjoy Bay Point Landing’s indoor saltwater pool and quiet bayfront trails—perfect for morning walks or sunset strolls with fewer crowds.
Summer (June – August): Peak Season for Coastal Fun
Why Go:
This is the best time to RV the Oregon Coast if you want beach days, sunny skies, and access to local festivals and events. Families, road-trippers, and RV caravans all flock to the coast.
Weather:
Warm days and cool evenings, with average highs in the mid 60s to 70s °F. Foggy mornings often give way to sunshine.
Top Things to Do:
- Paddleboard right from Bay Point Landing's bayfront.
- Explore Sunset Bay, Bastendorff Beach, and the Oregon Dunes National Recreation Area.
- Attend local summer events like the Oregon Coast Music Festival or Coos County Fair.
Bay Point Tip:
Cool off after a day in the sun in the air-conditioned Clubhouse, or grab a lawn game and enjoy the green space with the whole family. The onsite general store also has snacks, drinks, and essentials to keep your adventure going.
Fall (September – November): Crisp Air & Fewer Crowds
Why Go:
Fall is a favorite among seasoned RV travelers. The weather often stays dry and pleasant through early October, and the slower pace makes it feel like a true retreat.
Weather:
Comfortable and cool, with highs in the 50s and 60s °F. Occasional fog or drizzle begins to return by late fall.
Top Things to Do:
- Go crabbing or clamming in Coos Bay (September is prime crabbing season).
- Visit the Coos Art Museum or local farmers markets for fresh fall flavors.
- Take scenic drives along Highway 101 to see autumn colors and coastal views.
Bay Point Tip:
Cozy up in your RV or cabin with a warm drink or enjoy the lounge inside the Clubhouse. Fall is also a great time to bring your camera—sunsets over the bay are often spectacular this time of year.
Winter (December – February): Storm Watching & Serene Views
Why Go:
Winter brings a rugged, dramatic beauty to the Oregon Coast. It’s an underrated season for RV travel—especially if you love quiet solitude and watching waves crash from your warm, modern RV.
Weather:
Cool and wet, with highs in the 40s and 50s °F. Wind and rain are common, but snowfall is rare.
Top Things to Do:
- Watch coastal storms from the warmth of Bay Point Landing's bayfront lounge.
- Visit Shore Acres to see waves crash 100 feet into the air.
- Take advantage of fewer crowds and great off-season rates.
Bay Point Tip:
Plan a winter retreat with a bit of luxury—book a sauna session, relax in the heated indoor pool, or gather for a quiet game night in the Clubhouse. With year-round amenities, it’s easy to stay warm and entertained no matter the weather.
Why Choose Bay Point Landing for Your Next RV Stay?
Located on the shores of Coos Bay, Bay Point Landing offers more than just an overnight RV site — it’s a year-round resort destination. Whether you're staying for a few nights or an entire season, you’ll enjoy:
- Full hookup RV sites, many with bayfront views
- Spacious, oversized sites with room to breathe and spread out
- Modern Clubhouse, fitness center, and indoor saltwater pool
- Pet-friendly accommodations
- Clean laundry and bathhouse facilities
- Stone fire pits and picnic tables at every site
- Cozy gathering spaces
- Onsite professional staff
And for snowbirds, remote workers, and long-term travelers, Bay Point Landing offers extended stay RV sites—perfect for a seasonal home on the coast.
Plan Your Coastal RV Getaway
No matter the season, the Southern Oregon Coast offers breathtaking views, coastal charm, and endless adventure. And at Bay Point Landing, you'll find a modern retreat with everything you need to make your RV camping experience unforgettable.