2026 KFNW Tour Event 2

May 30 | Tenmile Lakes, OR

Hua Uses Eleventh-Hour Heroics to Avoid Exile at Tenmile

The Snake River Manufacturing Kayak Fishing Northwest Tournament Series, presented by Diamond Parking & Self Storage, made an appearance at Tenmile Lakes for Event 2 of the 2026 season — and the legendary southern Oregon fishery did not disappoint.

After a stretch of unusual weather had left anglers guessing in practice, tournament day delivered a genuine gift. The bass were active, the bites were quality, and over the course of eight hours, 59 competitors produced one of the most dramatic finishes the tour has seen. The leaderboard flipped multiple times all day and especially in the final hour, the lead changed hands with minutes remaining, and when the dust settled, the reigning Angler of the Year had proven exactly why he wears that title.

Early Fireworks

The morning started with a bang. Michael Jarvis (Yamhill, OR) set a blistering pace, putting four largemouth in the boat before 6:30 AM for a combined 60.25 inches — a performance that briefly had the field wondering if anyone could catch him. He wouldn’t hold the lead for long, but his work ethic would pay dividends all day.

Just minutes later, Eddie French (Camas, WA) delivered the fish of the tournament: a 21.00-inch largemouth caught at 6:47 AM, a post-spawn female with the battered tail to prove it. It was the kind of fish that makes a field stop and stare, and it would stand as the biggest single fish of the day from first submission to last.

JR Rowlands (Winlock, WA) was the first to put a full limit on the board, taking the lead just after 7 AM with a 5-fish bag of 76.50 inches anchored by a 17.75-inch kicker. Anthony Booth (Bandon, OR) — the 2024 OKBF Rookie of the Year — countered quickly, completing his limit by 7:30 AM to take the lead at 82.00 inches with an 18.25-inch kicker. Andrew Janke (Scappoose, OR) added further intrigue at 8:02 AM with a 20.50-inch largemouth that was barely post-spawn and still carrying serious weight.

McClure Seizes Control

Jason McClure (Eugene, OR) completed his limit at 8:28 AM to take the lead at 83.00 inches, edging Booth by a single inch. The two-time IKBF AOY Michael Mumford (Nampa, ID) answered immediately, uploading a full 5-fish limit of 83.50 inches at 8:45 AM to briefly seize the top spot. Then came one of the morning’s most stunning moments: Kevin Amaral (Seattle, WA), who had been invisible on TourneyX all morning, appeared from nowhere at 9:08 AM with a fully judged 5-fish limit of 84.50 inches uploaded all at once. He had been fishing — just not submitting.

McClure was not rattled. A 17.50-inch cull pushed him back to the top at 86.50 inches, and by the midmorning mark he had extended further with an 18.00-inch cull to reach 88.25 inches — a total that looked like it might be untouchable. Amaral kept the pressure on, culling his way to 87.25 inches. Just 1 inch separated them.

The Birthday Boy and the 50/50 Champ

Two of the day’s best storylines were unfolding quietly in the middle of the pack. Cody Allison (Salem, OR) — the two-time OKBF AOY, celebrating his birthday on the water — was relentlessly culling his way up the standings. A 17.50-inch fish at 9:50 AM pushed him into 4th. An 18.00-inch cull at 11:04 AM moved him to 85.25 inches. Birthday Boy Allison would ultimately finish 12th at 86.50 inches — not a bad way to spend a birthday.

Corey Carlile (Spokane, WA), the 2025 KFNW 50/50 Season Long Online Challenge champion, had spent the morning without a limit while the rest of the field built their bags. When he finally closed out his fifth fish at 9:56 AM, it was the start of a sustained charge. Carlile added a 17.50-inch cull, then a 17.00-inch cull, climbing from outside the top 6 all the way to 3rd at 87.00 inches before the day was done.

Jarvis, meanwhile, refused to fade. After his blazing start, he made clutch culls throughout the day — none bigger than the 18.25-inch fish at 10:18 AM that vaulted him from 7th to 3rd at 83.75 inches, and a follow-up 17.75-inch cull that pushed him to 86.00 inches. From first cast to last, Jarvis was one of the most active and consistent anglers on the water.

The Final Hour

With the field tightening and the leaderboard in constant flux, the final two hours produced the kind of drama that kayak tournament fishing was made for.

Scott Samson (Boise, ID) had been building quietly, adding a 19.00-inch largemouth to give himself two fish over 19 inches in a single bag. Rowlands — who had led early and fallen back — made a monster move at 11:00 AM with an 18.25-inch cull to climb back into 5th, then added an 18.00-inch cull later to push to 87.50 inches. Janke kept culling too, eventually reaching 86.50 inches and locking into a tie with Booth.

Then the reigning champion arrived.

Brandon Hua (Hillsboro, OR) had been carrying three giants all day — 20.25, 19.50, and 19.25 inches — but had spent hours stuck without a fourth fish. At 11:49 AM he added his fourth, and at 12:17 PM he completed his limit with an 18.25-inch largemouth to blast to 90.25 inches and seize the lead from McClure in one swoop. The 2022 and 2023 OKBF AOY and reigning KFNW champion had finally arrived, and the leaderboard shuddered.

Mumford was not done. The two-time IKBF AOY answered with an 18.25-inch cull of his own at 12:34 PM to push to 90.50 inches and briefly retake the lead. Andrew Larson (Donald, OR) added a 20.00-inch largemouth in the final stretch to rocket to 88.50 inches and into 4th place. And then — in the single most dramatic moment of the day — Jordan Dugger (Ephrata, WA), who had been fishing just off the leaderboard for hours, landed a 19.25-inch largemouth at 12:32 PM and a 19.50-inch fish at 1:41 PM to rocket from 16th place all the way to 3rd at 89.25 inches. It was a jaw-dropping finish, and for those who watched Event 1 at Potholes Reservoir, it had a familiar ring: Jordan Dugger pulled the same late-charge magic there, surging to 3rd in the final hour. Two events, two heroic comebacks. The man simply does not quit.

But the final word belonged to Hua. With Mumford holding the lead and time nearly expired, Hua culled his 13.00-inch fish — the anchor of his bag — for a 17.75-inch largemouth caught at 1:59 PM, a single minute before lines out and the Final Fish of the Day. CAN YOU SAY CLUTCH? His total: 95.00 inches. Bag: 20.25, 19.50, 19.25, 18.25, 17.75. He took 2nd at Potholes in Event 1. Now he has his win. The reigning AOY is climbing.

Storylines Worth Noting

Robert Motherwell (Seattle, WA) put together one of the quieter but more impressive late charges of the day, adding three fish in the final hour to complete his limit and finish 10th at 86.75 inches. Ryan Comer (Medford, OR) appeared essentially from nowhere, uploading a full limit late to finish 16th at 84.25 inches. Chris Williams (Olympia, WA) added a 19.25-inch largemouth to round out a strong day at 84.00 inches for 17th.

And then there was Rick Kelly (Grants Pass, OR). Deep in 40th place on the final leaderboard, Rick Kelly submitted a 20.75-inch largemouth at 12:55 PM — tying for the second-biggest fish of the entire day. The bass don’t check the standings before they bite.

Big fish honors went to French, whose 21.00-inch spawning female caught in the first hour of the tournament stood unchallenged all day. French finished with three fish at 59.00 inches — each one over 18.75 inches — but couldn’t find the bites to complete a limit. What might have been.

Tenmile Lakes delivered. The KFNW Tour moves on.

---

🏆 Podium Finishes

1. 🥇 Brandon Hua (Hillsboro, BC) — 90.25 inches — $2,771
2. 🥈 Michael Mumford (Hillsboro, OR) — 86.50 inches — $1,157
3. 🥉 Jordan Dugger (Nampa, ID) — 84.00 inches — $888

---

Big Bass Buy-In

• Eddie French (Camas, WA) landed a 21″ largemouth to win $884 ($684 in cash and a $200 gift card from Three Rivers Tackle)

---

Special Awards

• First Angler Out of the Money: Kevin Amaral (Seattle, WA) received a $100 gift card from Discount Tackle
• Lil Limit of the Day: Matthew Burdick (Albany, OR) received the prestigious award with his 68.50” limit

---

Tourney Trivia

• Totals: 223 fish were submitted and accepted by 53 of 59 anglers — 3.8 fish per angler
• Where From: Oregon: 30 | Washington: 26 | Idaho: 3
• Five-Fish Limits: 37 anglers completed a full five-fish bag
• Species: 223 Largemouth Bass
• First Fish of the Day: Ryan Comer (Medford, OR) at 6:03 AM
• Last Fish of the Day: Brandon Hua (Hillsboro, OR) at 1:59 PM
• Event Big Fish: Eddie French (Camas, WA) — 21.00” Largemouth Bass

---

Full Final Standings

We paid out $5,415 to the top 6 anglers with an 87% payout rate, plus $684 for Big Bass.

Rank	Angler	City, State	Earnings	Qualified	Fish 1	Fish 2	Fish 3	Fish 4	Fish 5	TOTAL
1	Hua, Brandon	Hillsboro, OR	$2,771.00	KBC/WCC	20.25	19.50	19.25	18.25	17.75	95.00
2	Mumford, Michael	Nampa, ID	$1,157.00	KBC/WCC	20.00	18.25	18.00	17.75	16.50	90.50
3	Dugger, Jordan	Ephrata, WA	$888.00	KBC/WCC	19.50	19.25	17.75	17.00	15.75	89.25
4	Larson, Andrew	Donald, OR	$242.00	KBC/WCC	20.00	17.75	17.50	17.00	16.25	88.50
5	McClure, Jason	Eugene, OR	$189.00	KBC/WCC	18.25	18.00	17.50	17.50	17.00	88.25
6	Rowlands, JR	Winlock, WA	$167.00	KBC/WCC	18.25	18.00	17.75	16.75	16.75	87.50
7	Amaral, Kevin	Seattle, WA		KBC/WCC	17.75	17.50	17.50	17.25	17.25	87.25
8	Janke, Andrew	Scappoose, OR		WCC	20.50	17.25	17.00	16.25	16.00	87.00
9	Carlile, Corey	Spokane, WA		WCC	17.75	17.50	17.50	17.25	17.00	87.00
10	Motherwell, Robert	Seattle, WA		WCC	18.00	17.25	17.25	17.25	17.00	86.75
11	Booth, Anthony	Bandon, OR		WCC	18.25	18.00	17.50	17.25	15.50	86.50
12	Allison, Cody	Salem, OR		WCC	18.00	17.50	17.25	17.25	16.50	86.50
13	Jarvis, Michael	Yamhill, OR		WCC	18.25	17.75	17.00	16.75	16.25	86.00
14	French, Eddie	Camas, WA	$684.00	WCC	21.00	19.25	17.75	15.00	12.00	85.00
15	Samson, Scott	Boise, ID		WCC	20.25	19.00	15.75	15.00	14.75	84.75
16	Comer, Ryan	Medford, OR		WCC	19.50	18.00	17.00	15.00	14.75	84.25
17	Williams, Chris	Olympia, WA			19.25	16.75	16.25	16.25	15.50	84.00
18	Linson, Geoff	Shelton, WA			19.00	18.00	17.75	15.25	13.50	83.50
19	Osojnicki, TJ	Boise, ID			18.75	16.75	16.75	15.75	15.25	83.25
20	Hahn, Zach	La Center, WA			18.50	17.75	17.50	15.00	14.25	83.00
21	Pankratz, Kegan	Beaverton, OR			17.25	16.75	16.75	16.00	16.00	82.75
22	Prasad, Shailesh	Eugene, OR			17.50	16.75	16.25	15.75	15.75	82.00
23	Sutton, Colin	Bend, OR			17.25	17.25	16.75	15.25	15.00	81.50
24	Harris, Leo	Scappoose, OR			18.50	17.00	15.50	15.50	14.50	81.00
25	Potts, Trey	Dayton, WA			18.50	18.25	16.25	13.75	13.50	80.25
26	Walker, Dan	Seattle, WA			16.50	16.00	15.50	15.25	15.25	78.50
27	Eschliman, William	Roseburg, OR			17.50	17.00	15.00	14.75	14.00	78.25
28	Dugger, Joshua	Bonney Lake, WA			16.25	16.25	15.50	14.75	14.25	77.00
29	Sapp, Methea	Spokane, WA			16.25	15.50	15.00	15.00	14.00	75.75
30	Raymond, Will	Bellingham, WA			18.25	15.25	14.75	13.75	13.50	75.50
31	Brummett, Jesse	Vancouver, WA			17.75	15.00	14.50	13.25	13.00	73.50
32	Dugger, Jeff	Wenatchee, WA			17.50	16.75	15.00	12.00	12.00	73.25
33	Childs, Richard	Albany, OR			16.25	16.00	14.75	13.75	12.50	73.25
34	Mays, Bryan	Terrebonne, OR			15.75	14.75	14.75	14.25	13.00	72.50
35	Kelly, Patrick	Enumclaw, WA			17.75	14.75	14.50	12.25	12.00	71.25
36	Loveall, Gage	White City, OR			20.75	19.50	15.00	14.25	0.00	69.50
37	Soule, Shaun	Yelm, WA			15.50	14.25	14.00	13.00	12.00	68.75
38	Burdick, Matthew	Albany, OR			15.50	14.75	14.00	12.25	12.00	68.50
39	Cashen, Chris	Albany, OR			17.50	16.75	15.50	15.25	0.00	65.00
40	Kelly, Rick	Grants Pass, OR			20.75	13.00	12.75	12.50	0.00	59.00
41	Glover, Chris	Poulsbo, WA			16.50	15.25	14.50	12.50	0.00	58.75
42	Hill, Bart	Shelton, WA			14.50	14.25	13.50	12.50	0.00	54.75
43	Dugger, Lacey	Wenatchee, WA			17.25	16.00	12.00	0.00	0.00	45.25
44	Leonard, John	Graham, WA			17.75	17.25	0.00	0.00	0.00	35.00
45	Kraan, Justin	Klamath Falls, OR			15.00	14.75	0.00	0.00	0.00	29.75
46	Tarshis, David	Happy Valley, OR			17.00	12.50	0.00	0.00	0.00	29.50
47	Stone, Chris	Gresham, OR			13.25	12.50	0.00	0.00	0.00	25.75
48	Zarate, Junior	Wenatchee, WA			13.00	12.50	0.00	0.00	0.00	25.50
49	Davis, Dan	Kirkland, WA			19.50	0.00	0.00	0.00	0.00	19.50
50	Hammond, Robert	Chiloquin, OR			17.50	0.00	0.00	0.00	0.00	17.50
51	Simmons, Jeron	Baker City, OR			16.00	0.00	0.00	0.00	0.00	16.00
52	Briones, Joel	Sammamish, WA			14.75	0.00	0.00	0.00	0.00	14.75
53	Buck, Daniel	Hermiston, OR			0.00	0.00	0.00	0.00	0.00	0.00
54	Forte, Marvin	Portland, OR			0.00	0.00	0.00	0.00	0.00	0.00
55	Hylton, Rich	Beaverton, OR			0.00	0.00	0.00	0.00	0.00	0.00
56	Mitchell, Michael	Portland, OR			0.00	0.00	0.00	0.00	0.00	0.00
57	Parker, Tyson	Baker City, OR			0.00	0.00	0.00	0.00	0.00	0.00
58	Parker, Grant	Baker City, OR			0.00	0.00	0.00	0.00	0.00	0.00
59	Vargas, Carlos	Chelan, WA			0.00	0.00	0.00	0.00	0.00	0.00

Two anglers were DQed, did not attend, did not complete the event, or did not attend the awards and were removed from the standings.

---

---

Angler Videos

---

KFNW Kayak Bass Classic Qualified Anglers

1. Hua, Brandon (Hillsboro, OR)
2. Mumford, Michael (Nampa, ID)
3. Dugger, Jordan (Ephrata, WA)
4. Larson, Andrew (Donald, OR)
5. McClure, Jason (Eugene, OR)
6. Rowlands, JR (Winlock, WA)
7. Amaral, Kevin (Seattle, WA)

---

West Coast Championship Qualified Anglers

1. Hua, Brandon (Hillsboro, OR)
2. Mumford, Michael (Nampa, ID)
3. Dugger, Jordan (Ephrata, WA)
4. Larson, Andrew (Donald, OR)
5. McClure, Jason (Eugene, OR)
6. Rowlands, JR (Winlock, WA)
7. Amaral, Kevin (Seattle, WA)
8. Janke, Andrew (Scappoose, OR)
9. Carlile, Corey (Spokane, WA)
10. Motherwell, Robert (Seattle, WA)
11. Booth, Anthony (Bandon, OR)
12. Allison, Cody (Salem, OR)
13. Jarvis, Michael (Yamhill, OR)
14. French, Eddie (Camas, WA)
15. Samson, Scott (Boise, ID)
16. Comer, Ryan (Medford, OR)

---

---

Tenmile Lakes is actually two lakes: North Tenmile Lake (to the north) and Tenmile Lake (to the south), connected by a 2,700 foot long canal. Tenmile Lakes or just Tenmile, is a gem among the many southern coastal lakes in Oregon. With a reputation for being the best largemouth bass lake in the state, many bass tournaments are scheduled at Tenmile, and the lake continues to produce quality fish, year after year. Largemouth are the only black bass species present. They were planted here in 1968-1969 in an effort to control the imported bluegill population, which had taken over the lake after being imported earlier in the 60s.

There are sand dunes that formed along the coast, which altered the region’s drainage patterns and led to a string of lakes at varied elevations within the Tenmile basin. The two lakes that comprise Tenmile are shallow and weedy, with an average depth of about 15 feet. They are natural lakes, with sand dunes There are willows along the shoreline, as well as wood laydowns, lily pads, grasses, and reeds. Forage includes crayfish, sunfish, yellow perch, black crappie, brown bullhead, and stocked rainbow trout.

Boundaries for this event feature approximately 1,984 acres of water and 45 miles of shoreline.

Qualifier for the KFNW Kayak Bass Classic and the West Coast Championship

• Top 10% of the field qualifies for the KFNW Kayak Bass Classic on October 3-4 on the Columbia River (Lake Bonneville).
• Top 25% of the field qualifies for the West Coast Championship on August 21-22.

Last time we visited Tenmile: April 25, 2025

We had 74 anglers and 336 fish were submitted. Jakob Jarvis (Yamhill, OR) took first with 94.75 inches, including an 20.75 inch kicker. Trey Potts (Dayton, WA) took second place with 94.25 inches and a 20.25 inch kicker. Elijah Obrien (Brownsville, OR) took third with 94 inches and an 19.5 inch kicker. Big Bass of the day went to Jakob Jarvis (Yamhill, OR) with a 20.75 inch largemouth.

---

Tournament Schedule

All times are Pacific Daylight Time (PDT)

Off-Limits Period

• Saturday, May 10, 2026 at 12:00 AM through Friday, May 22, 2026 at 11:59 PM

Registration Deadline

• Friday, May 22, 2026 at 11:59 PM
• Late registration is available on a limited basis, and is first-come, first-served. There is a $10 service fee for late registration.

Official Practice Period

• Saturday, May 23, 2026 through Friday, May 29, 2026
• 6:00 AM – Practice Launch / Lines In
• 2:00 PM – Practice Lines Out / Off the Water

Friday – May 29, 2026

• 6:00 PM – Pre-Event Briefing | Tenmile Lake County Park Boat Ramp
• 10:00 PM – Identifier Code Released

Saturday – May 30, 2026

• 5:00 AM to 5:30 AM – Virtual Check-In and Selfie
  • Anglers are required to check-in on TourneyX (cell service permitting) and take a selfie at their launch, within this window. Failure to display a selfie when requested by tournament officials at the Awards may result in disqualification.
• 5:25 AM – Launch (Designated Launches) | Human-Powered
• 5:30 AM – Launch (Designated Launches) | Electric Motors
• 5:35 AM – Sunrise
• 6:00 AM – Lines In
• 2:00:00 PM – Lines Out
• 3:00 PM – Upload Deadline / Off the Water
  • Cell Service on Water: Good
  • Cellular service may not be available on the water. It is the competitor’s responsibility to find service and upload their fish before the Upload Deadline.
• 3:30:00 PM – Awards Ceremony and Gear Drawing | Tenmile Lake County Park Boat Ramp
  Competitors MUST be present at Awards ceremony location by this time. Competitors who are not present by this time will be disqualified.

---

Pre-Event Briefing

Pre-Event Briefing and Awards Location

• Tenmile Lake County Park Boat Ramp
• Please park in the overflow lot to leave the boat ramp area clear.
• We should be set up in the grassy area and pavilion, north of the parking lot.
• 170 S 12th St, Lakeside, OR 97449
• https://maps.app.goo.gl/TEMz1dUQBQaC6Rku6

Pre-Event Briefing Details

• Before the Pre-Event Briefing, a video will be published to go over specific details for this Tour Event. Certain rules may be discussed, but we will not review all the rules. It is the competitor’s responsibility to read and know all rules as published in the Rules Standard.
• A signed hard copy of the Liability Release is required by all competitors for each Event. You can download the Liability Release in advance and bring the completed form (download below).
• Electric Motor Inspection form is required for any competitor with a DIY or non-standard motor setup. If you have a non-standard setup, contact the Tournament Director to see if an inspection is necessary.
• Certified bump board is required and board check will be performed. Boards should be clean and dry.
• Competitors will have the opportunity to ask any questions before the meeting is adjourned.
• Attendance at the Pre-Event Briefing is mandatory. If you can’t attend the meeting due to work or an unavoidable obligation, another angler can bring your Liability Release and bump board on your behalf. This solely the responsibility of the two competitors and no exceptions will be given.

Pre-Event Video

Location Details

Oregon Regulations and Links

• An Oregon fishing license is required (temporary or annual) – Visit ODFW
  • Columbia River Basin Endorsement is not needed for bass in Oregon
  • Salmon/Steelhead Harvest Card is not needed for bass in Oregon
• Watercraft registration is required for motorized watercraft (residents only) – Visit OSMB
• Waterway Access Permit is required for non-motorized watercraft 10 feet or longer (residents and non-residents) – Visit ODFW
• For motorized watercraft (residents), AIS Permit is included in your watercraft registration. 
• For motorized watercraft (non-residents), Out-of-State Motorized AIS Permit is required – Visit OSMB

Eligible Water Boundaries

• Main body of water
• Connected creeks, rivers, sloughs and tributaries accessible via kayak from the main body of water are in-bounds (conditions permitting for safety and accessibility)
• Disconnected sloughs and ponds are out-of-bounds
• Portaging is not permitted
• Only public waters are allowed

Designated Launch Locations

• Google Maps Link >
• North Lake RV Resort & Marina (improved) Be aware, parking is limited to park and launch.
• Osprey Point RV Resort & Marina (improved)
• Tenmile Boat Ramp Co Park (improved)
• Wulfy Beach (unimproved)
• No other launches are allowed

Safety Notes

• An overhead 360° light is required in low light conditions. A high-visibility flag, vest-type PFD, and sound signaling device (whistle) are required on the water at all times. Failure to utilize any of this safety equipment may result in disqualification.

---

Tournament Director

---

Links

---

Travel Information for Tenmile Lakes

Updated January 23, 2025.

Hotels and Motels

There are two resorts on the lake with lodging options: Osprey Point RV Resort & Marina and Lakeshore Lodge. These locations offer rooms, RV camping, cabins, and tent camping as well. Note: Private ramps and private launches may be used during pre-fishing but are off-limits for tournament days. Launching from a private launch on tournament days will result in disqualification.

NOTE: Some of the accommodations at Osprey Point and Lakeshore include access to private docks or launches. Private docks or private launches may be used for pre-fishing (as long as you have permission) but are prohibited on tournament days. Use of a private dock or launch on tournament days will result in disqualification.

In nearby Lakeside is the Seadrift Motel & RV. The Seadrift is a 7-minute drive to Osprey Point.

Most of the other hotels and motels will be found in Reedsport, Coos Bay, or Winchester Bay about 15-30 minutes drive to Osprey Point (other launches may take longer).

Osprey Point RV Resort & Marina
1505 N Lake Rd, Lakeside, OR 97449
(541) 759-2801
www.ospreypointrvresort.com

Lakeshore Lodge
290 N 8th St, Lakeside, OR 97449
(541) 759-3161
https://www.lakeshorelodge.org/

Seadrift Motel & RV
72363 US-101, Lakeside, OR 97449
(541) 759-3102
https://seadriftmotelandrv.com/

Campgrounds

Eel Creek RV Park and Campground
67760 Spinreel Rd, Lakeside, OR 97449
(541) 759-4462
https://www.recreation.gov/camping/campgrounds/233112

Half Moon Bay Campground
Winchester Bay, OR
Website

Horsfall Campground
North Bend, OR 97459
(541) 271-6000
Website

North Lake RV Resort & Marina
2090 N Lake Rd, Lakeside, OR 97449
northlakeresort.com

Oregon Dunes KOA Holiday
68632 US-101, North Bend, OR 97459
(541) 756-4851
koa.com/campgrounds/oregon-dunes

Oregon Dunes National Recreation Area
855 US-101, Reedsport, OR 97467
(541) 271-6000
https://www.fs.usda.gov/recarea/siuslaw/recreation/recarea/?recid=42465

Osprey Point RV Resort & Marina
1505 N Lake Rd, Lakeside, OR 97449
(541) 759-2801
www.ospreypointrvresort.com

Riley Ranch Campground
93507 Riley Ranch Ln, North Bend, OR 97459
(541) 756-1687
www.co.coos.or.us

Tenmile Lake County Park
170 S 12th St, Lakeside, OR 97449
(541) 759-3176
https://www.co.coos.or.us/parksrec/page/tenmile-lakes-park

Umpqua Dunes RV Park
Winchester Bay, OR
https://properties.camping.com/umpqua-dunes-rv-park/overview

Dining

City Subs
149 N 4th St, Coos Bay, OR 97420
(541) 269-9000
www.citysubs1.com

Don’s Main Street Family Restaurant
2115 Winchester Ave, Reedsport, OR 97467
(541) 271-2032
donsfamilyrestaurant.com

Double D’s On The Rocks
460 Beach Blvd, Winchester Bay, OR 97467
(541) 271-4242
https://ddbar.top/

Griff’s On the Bay Restaurant
142 Bayfront Loop, Winchester Bay, OR 97467
(541) 271-2512
Facebook

Harbor Light Restaurant*
930 US-101, Reedsport, OR 97467
(541 271-3848
harborlightrestaurant.com

Mom’s Kitchen
1603 Sherman Ave, North Bend, OR 97459
(541) 756-2710

Pancake Mill Restaurant and Pie Shoppe*
2390 Tremont Ave, North Bend, OR 97459
(541) 756-2751
www.pancakemill.com

Schooner Inn Cafe
423 Riverfront Way, Reedsport, OR 97467
(541) 271-3945
Facebook

SharkBite’s Seafood Cafe
240 S Broadway, Coos Bay, OR 97420
(541) 269-7475
www.sharkbites.cafe

Sol De Mexico
1790 Winchester Ave, Reedsport, OR 97467
(541) 271-0339
Facebook

Vinny ‘s Smokin’ Good Burgers & Sandwiches
Address: 3385 Broadway Ave, North Bend, OR 97459
(541) 756-2221
vinnyssmokinburgers.com

* Personal recommendation

Nearby Attractions

• The Oregon Dunes
• Siltcoos Lake
• Tahkenitch Lake
• Umpqua River

Tourism Resources

• coosbay.org
• Coos Bay (Travel Oregon)
• Coos Bay (The Oregon Coast)
• Reedsport (Travel Oregon)
• Reedsport/Winchester Bay Chamber of Commerce
• https://www.winchesterbay.org/
• www.winchesterbay.org