Explore: Coos Bay
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Coos Bay, Oregon’s largest bay, is the commercial centre of the state’s southern coast, and is a busy commercial port. It is located near some of the finest scenery in the Northwest.
Charleston is an attractive town.
Position: 43° 20.84′ N, 124° 19.15′ W (Charleston marina)
Clearance
This is an official Port of Entry.
See the main Noonsite/USA/Formalities page for full details of clearance.
On entering Coos Bay you must go to the Charleston Marina Visitor’s Dock to clear with Customs and Border Protection (CBP). Charleston Marina is located in Charleston which is to the south just after entering the bay. The visitor’s dock is the first pier located beside the commercial fishing fleet.
It reduces the waiting time if prior notice of your arrival is given.
Last updated: November 2014.
Docking
There is a bar at the entrance to Coos Bay. Call the Coast Guard on Tel: (888-3102) for current conditions.
Charleston harbor, just inside Coos Bay, is home to a busy fishing fleet, which supplies a variety of local seafood processors. It’s also has a marina. The harbor area includes restaurants, shops, marine supplies and repair operations, and other firms offering a variety of services. All within comfortable walking distance.
The town of Coos Bay is a further 8 miles from the entrance.
Last updated November 2014.
Related Businesses
Charleston Marina
Address: 63534 Kingfisher Drive, P.O. Box 5409, Charleston, Gulf Coast, USA, OR 97420
15 visitors' berths. All facilities, laundry, fuel dock, LPG, pump-out, chandlery, fishing supplies, shore storage, and a slip. Boatyard with 40-ton travel hoist, crane and... Read More
Oregon International Port of Coos Bay
Address: 125 Central Avenue, Suite 300, P.O. Box 1215, Coos Bay, West Coast, USA, OR 97420
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