REAL Oregon Alumni South Coast Tour
Sunday & Monday, October 11-12, 2026
REAL Oregon Alumni South Coast Tour
October 11–12, 2026 | Bandon & Coos Bay
Limited to 24 participants
We’re putting together a South Coast alumni tour for October 11–12, and I wanted to get the preliminary plans in front of you and start getting a head count.
We’ll have 24 spots available and are planning a day focused on cranberries, seafood, and the Port of Coos Bay, along with plenty of time to reconnect with fellow REAL Oregon alumni.
Preliminary Agenda
Sunday, October 11
6:30 PM — Alumni Dinner & Networking
7 Devils Waterfront Alehouse
Coos Bay
Optional; please indicate whether you plan to attend.
Monday, October 12
Morning — Meet & Depart
Meet for carpool/loading vans. Exact time and location TBD based on lodging and transportation arrangements.
Peters’ Cranberries Farm Stand
93030 Airport Rd, Sixes, OR 97476
Tour cranberry production and learn about the South Coast cranberry industry.
Oregon Cranberry Processors
86997 Sydnam Ln, Bandon, OR 97411
Continue the cranberry story with a look at processing and the supply chain.
Lunch — Face Rock Creamery
680 2nd St SE, Bandon, OR 97411
Early Afternoon — Oregon Seafood Industry Tour
Location TBD
Tentatively between lunch and the Port tour.
2:30–4:30 PM — Port of Coos Bay
Driving tour of the waterfront and Charleston Marina with approximately three stops. Port staff will provide an overview of Port operations, current projects, infrastructure, and the Port’s role in supporting the regional economy and natural resource industries.
4:30 PM — Tour Concludes
Registration
Registration is $50 per person.
This will help cover tour expenses, transportation, and lunch. Lodging and Sunday evening dinner will be separate.
Before finalizing lodging and transportation, please provide a little feedback from those interested in attending. Please fill out the secure form below and let us know:
Once we have a better idea of numbers, we’ll finalize transportation, lodging options, and the remaining tour details.
It should be a fun opportunity to reconnect while getting a closer look at some of the industries and infrastructure important to Oregon’s South Coast.