Who knows who you might cross wakes with when kayaking Coos Bay!

Dinner time expeditions feature plenty of exhilarating surprises when you’re quietly navigating around the banks of the bay.

There were two groups of sea lions feeding. Some were Californias and some were the much bigger Stellar sea lions. They were all pretty interested in me and would come up together to check me out. Here’s a video from this encounter with them today!

We encourage guests to use two nearby kayak launches: The California Street Boat Ramp is .5 miles south of the Itty Bitty Inn.

The Ferry Park Boat Ramp is located .6 miles north of the Itty Bitty Inn. Both give incredibly easy access to Coos Bay and the wildlife and boating and sightseeing that our area is renown for.

Need a peppy EV charge when visiting Coos Bay / North Bend?

We’ve just upgraded the charging speed on both of our Tesla Destination chargers at the Itty Bitty Inn!

EV owners will notice an throughput between 35 and 50 miles-per-hour-charged on each of our charging stations, depending on the electronic battery bank switching on their respective EVs. For example, we’ve noticed that the Chevy Bolt EV charges at a slightly higher rate than the Ford Mustang Mach-E.

Because the Tesla Destination charging stations come fitted for Tesla models, please do not forget to bring the coupling adapter that is unique to your vehicle’s charging receptacle.

Our Tesla Destination charging stations are onsite at the Itty Bitty Inn, located at 1504 Sherman Ave (Highway 101), North Bend, Ore. 97459

What an honor to host visiting Starfleet dignitary, Admiral Mickelsen!

We promptly made available our finest Saurian brandy to the good Admiral and his awesome wife.

I’d have offered Romulan ale, but he might have questioned how I was able to get the booze across the Neutral Zone.

So in that case – maybe I should just fess up and say that 7 Devils Brewing’s ale and locally pressed cranberry cider were on the lobby taps, and he seemed to enjoy that just as well.