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Lowest nightly price found within the past 24 hours based on a 1 night stay for 2 adults. Prices and availability subject to change. Additional terms may apply.

Hotel Options in Myrtle Point

    Sunset Oceanfront Lodging

    Sunset Oceanfront Lodging

    1865 Beach Loop Dr, Bandon, OR
    The price is $105 per night from May 5 to May 6
    $105
    per night
    May 5 - May 6
    8.6/10 Excellent! (1,587 reviews)
    Bandon Inn

    Bandon Inn

    355 US-101, Bandon, OR
    The price is $169 per night from May 5 to May 6
    $169
    per night
    May 5 - May 6
    9.4/10 Exceptional! (696 reviews)
    Edgewater Inn and Suites

    Edgewater Inn and Suites

    275 E. Johnson Ave., Coos Bay, OR
    The price is $103 per night from May 19 to May 20
    $103
    per night
    May 19 - May 20
    8.2/10 Very Good! (1,001 reviews)

Farm Vacations

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Make your next vacation something different. Spend it in rolling hills, fresh breezes and plenty of peace and quiet. Enjoy just the right amount of activities to keep you busy—but not too busy to stop and take some selfies with the family. When you book amazing farmstay accommodation in Myrtle Point, you’ll have the time of your life. 

Choose agritourism for your best vacation yet
Agritourism is a hot travel trend, and here’s why. You get to stay at a working farm or guest ranch, enjoying all the benefits of the countryside (like that fresh air we mentioned). Your host will be a local, giving you all the inside tips on things to do in Myrtle Point. However, you may never want to leave your cozy accommodation. Myrtle Point farmstays could include everything from educational activities to home-cooked meals. Collecting eggs from a chicken, or picking grapes straight off the vine? Sure thing!

Myrtle Point agritourism is popular with families, and it’s easy to see why: Digging in the dirt is every kid’s favorite pastime. This is one place where it’s not only encouraged, but part of your itinerary. The little ones will love learning about crops and how the farm works, as well as the regional history of Myrtle Point. Get your teens into cooking classes, farm tours or just helping out around the land. They’ll be so tired at the end of the day, they might even put their phones down. Now that’s a family vacation to remember!

Myrtle Point Farmstay essential information

Accommodation
1 Farmstay
Lowest Price
$103
Highest Price
$200
Popular accommodation
Spacious HS w/Sauna-Game RM-Wifi-Basket Ball Walk to Beach! Gated- Private!