Explore Oregon's Wild Coast

At Honey Bear by the Sea you'll enjoy our endless and always changing activities
here in the resort and throughout Southern Oregon's Wild Coast.

For more general information about the area, please visit:
Gold Beach: Nature's Wild Side or Gold Beach Oregon

Inside Our Park

Enjoy board games, puzzles and poker at our designated tables.
Cub's playland with swings, slides, jungle gym, and tetherball.
Numerous hiking and biking trail's for all levels of experience.
Enjoy some campfire fun. S'more stuff available inside Bear's Country Store!
Feel free to take a book or leave a book at our lending library.
Enjoy our horseshoe pits, basketball hoops, and our large open meadow for an afternoon football game or group get together.
Lounge around and just do nothing, just like the bears do.
Shoot a game of pool or play a round of foosball in The Bear's Game Room.
Catch a great game on one of our big screen TVs (seasonal).

Shop in our eclectic country store.
Fly a kite in our expansive meadows or at the beach (kites available in Bear's Country Store).
Relax by our multiple ponds, springs and creeks.
Worship, your way, at our wayside prayer sanctuary.
Stroll our private trail to the beach. (Bring your dog!)
Stargaze with the clearest night skies on the Oregon coast.
Observe wildlife, such as our resident herd of elk, deer, otters, birds, and more.
Enjoy complementary berry picking: raspberry, marionberry, blueberry, and even huckleberry.
Mushroom hunting, lobsters, and chanterelle.
Experience the excitement of seasonal storm watching on Oregon's wild coast.
Enjoy our open volleyball nets or shoot hoops at our basketball net (seasonal)! (Equipment provided at the Lodge)
Explore a photographer's paradise.
Enjoy our seasonal blooms.

Outside Our Park

Whale watching

Rogue River Jet Boats

Tidepooling

Beach combing for shells, driftwood, agates and other treasures pushed up by the sea

Crabbing

Clamming

Whale watching

Sport-fishing or kayaking on the Rogue River

Bicycle the gorgeous coastline

Windsurfing

Ocean sport-fishing for Tuna, and rockfish

World famous Rogue River Salmon and Steelhead fishing

Visit Arch Rock a local historic monument

Take a day trip to shop Coos Bay

Explore and fish Smith River, Hunters Creek, Pistol River, Chetco River

Unlimited trail heads for all of your hiking and cross country cycling needs

Visit the Prehistoric Gardens

Explore Gold Beach's eclectic shops

Visit the largest bookstore on the pacific coast

Enjoy our annual county fair

Ride your bicycle up the historic 101 Oregon Coast Bike Route

Miles of spectacular uncrowded beaches to walk

TRAILS? YEAH, WE GOT TRAILS

We have several nice trails nestled on our 50 acres. Just wanting a lazy walk, stroll our meadows. Or something a bit more active? Try Ember's Way or Beamer's Loop. Maybe a beach walk is more your speed? Check out our miles of uncrowded beaches just a short walk down our private beach access trail. Yes, dogs are always welcome.

RIDING OREGON 101

Just as Oregon’s early settlers relied on their horses, so we now have our bikes — sturdy, faithful companions that are ready and willing to accompany us on every one of our adventures around the state. It doesn’t matter whether you’re a lean, mean road warrior; a low-key city cruiser; a laid-back stump jumper; or an elbow-to-elbow cyclocrosser; Oregon has something awesome for you to do while perched on top of two wheels. Here’s a crash course (well, not a literal crash) in everything you need to know to get pedaling.

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SPRING FEATHERED FESTIVALS

The daffodils are up, the cherry trees are blossoming and spring is in the air. The air is also full of birds migrating and nesting across the state of Oregon. Whether you’re a beginning birder or well-weathered friend of the feathered, you’ll enjoy these and other birding events in Oregon.

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THE ROAD TO THE PENDLETON ROUND-UP

The road from Portland to Pendleton is 200+ miles of rich landscapes and adventure. Award-winning photographer Susan Seubert made the trek for the world-famous Pendleton Round-Up, one of the largest rodeo celebrations in the world. Held during the first full week of September each year since 1910, the Round-Up attracts thousands of people to the city of Pendleton in Eastern Oregon, where cowboys, craftspeople and Native American culture still thrive.

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