Welcome to the Port of Coos Bay, where maritime and rail commerce thrives amidst the beauty of Oregon's South Coast. Every year, more than 1 million tons of cargo move through the Coos Bay harbor and over 10,000 tons of seafood are landed at our Charleston Marina.
WHAT WE DO
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SHORT TRANSIT TIME
Deep-water terminals that are only a 90 minute transit from the open water ensuring efficient movement of cargo.
READY TO DEVELOP
Over 500 acres of industrial waterfront sites with access to the Coos Bay rail line and Coos Bay Harbor.
PORT OWNED RAILROAD
134-mile rail line from Coquille to Eugene operated by Coos Bay Rail Link.
CONVENIENT ACCESS
Railroad access is available ensuring quick and efficient movement of cargo.
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WORKING WATERFRONT
Port owned facilities supporting both our commercial fishing fleets and recreational users of the marina and shipyard.
‘Crack Up’ fresh Oregon Dungeness Crab from Charleston at the North Bend Community Center on Saturday, February 11th! The Charleston fishing village is bringing Oregon’s fresh Dungeness crab harvest to YOU at the 33rd Annual Charleston Merchants Crab Feed this year. The change in venue allows for greater capacity and more parking with the same old gang serving!