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Myrtle Point, OR, named after the trees lining the Coquille River, offers a blend of rural charm and outdoor recreation. This small community, once a lumber and agricultural hub, now features a slower pace of life with two stoplights and a nostalgic atmosphere. Outdoor activities are abundant, from guided hunting trips with Eden Ridge Outfitters to hiking at Coquille Myrtle Grove State Natural Site, located 12 miles south. Rotary Park provides playgrounds and tennis courts, while the Coquille River is a popular summer spot for kids. Residents often take day trips to Bandon, 30 miles west, to enjoy the Pacific coastline. Myrtle Point's housing includes a mix of Craftsman, Victorian, and predominantly ranch-style homes, with some manufactured homes and townhouses. Streets are wide and dotted with evergreens, and most homes feature detached garages. The community has a lower crime risk compared to the national average. Local dining options include Kozy Kitchen and the 8th Street Burger House, while McKay’s Market and various antique and hardware stores cater to daily needs. For larger shopping trips, residents drive 26 miles north to Coos Bay. Myrtle Point High School offers college credit courses through its Expanded Options Program. The Coos County Logging Museum and events like the Coos County Fair & Rodeo and Christmas Lights the Night celebrate the town's heritage. State Route 42 connects Myrtle Point to nearby Coquille Valley Hospital and Coos Bay, with bus services available for convenient travel.
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