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FISHERMEN'S SEAFOOD MARKET When you dig into some succulent fried or grilled clams, it isn't likely that you'd think, "Wow, I can't wait to eat this farm-grown seafood." But unless you're grabbing dinner at the Fishermen's Seafood Market you're not getting the wild caught clams and freshly caught seafood you'd expect when you're in Oregon. The market is the ONLY place on the West coast that sends its own boats out specifically to dive for wild clams. It also catches its own seafood and sells it in its store year-round. Sit in the restaurant or on the wharf and enjoy a bowl of the restaurant's best chowder or take your prize home and make it part of your next meal. We're open from 10:30 a.m. to 8:00 p.m. Monday through Saturday, and from 10:30 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. on Sundays. Hours are seasonal. As fresh as it gets CALL US AT: 541-267-CRAB FRESH SEAFOOD MARKET & RESTAURANT 200 S. Bayshore Dr. Coos Bay, Oregon 97420 Homemade Chowder - Hand-cut Fish & Chips The Only Harvester of Wild Oregon Clams REGION 3: SOUTHWEST COAST The Only Place On The West Co ast That Serves And Sells Wild Caught Clams Open Monday - Saturday 10:30am - 8pm (hours are seasonal) www.fishermensseafoodmarket.com SOUTHWEST COAST F E A T U R E D A T T R A C T I O N S • ALFRED A. LOEB STATE PARK This lovely park is amongst a grove of myrtlewood trees, some that are well over 200 years old. Campsites and cabins are available. Fishing and trail walks are popular activities at this park. cabins, yurts, a meeting hall, and even corrals. Activities abound and the park is very popular in the warmer months. From the Coquille River Lighthouse to the Bandon Marsh National Wildlife Refuge, there is much to do for the whole group. APPLEGATE VALLEY CAPE ARGO STATE PARK Fishing, hiking, rafting, visiting ghost towns, and wine tasting can all be done in Applegate Valley. This area includes several small towns, including Grants Pass, Ruch, Murphy, Jacksonville, and Applegate. New to the scene, the Applegate Valley Appellation is becoming well known for a climate that grows superior wine grapes. Just southwest of Coos Bay off Highway 101, this headland juts into the ocean and is ideal for fishing and whale watching. BANDON STATE NATURAL AREA This area offers the painter and photographer scenic vistas, plenty of parking, and a relaxing beach side. BULLARDS BEACH STATE PARK On Highway 101 near Bandon, this is a large park ideal for families and large events. Several overnight camp sites are available, including WWW.OREGONTRAVELCOUNCIL.COM CAPE BLANCO STATE PARK (Pictured Above) Visit the lighthouse and historic Hughes House from April to October at this park near Port Orford off Highway 101. Yearround visitors enjoy beachcombing, camping, wildlife viewing, and walking the park trails. CAPE SEBASTIAN STATE SCENIC CORRIDOR Walk the trail of this scenic area and you may see gray whales and miles of vista in every direction. Cape Sebastian is located off Highway 101 near Gold Beach. 57