Hwy 101 mile marker 274.
Bullard's Beach State Park is a large park with a large camping area protected from sea breezes by big pine trees.
Also there is a lighthouse on the Coquille river, in the park. It was the last lighthouse built on the Oregon coast (Umpqua's original tower was the first, but was lost to a flood. The lighthouse at Cape Blanco was built before the replacement at Umpqua, and thus is the oldest of the presently standing lighthouses.) The Coquille lighthouse contains a solar-powered light for aesthetic purposes only.

Site Resources: lighthouse, full-hookup sites (100), yurts (13), campsites, picnic tables, restroom, showers.

Park entrance sign

Lighthouse	The lighthouse on the Coquille River is open for tours from May to October

Looking South	View to the South

View to the North	Looking North.