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Oregon Dunes ATV Rentals with Steve's ATV Rentals - Coos Bay

Oregon Dunes ATV Rentals with Steve's ATV Rentals

North Bendmoderate

Difficulty

moderate

Duration

2 hours

Fitness Level

Basic physical fitness required; riders should be able to handle some vehicle control and balance on uneven sandy terrain.

Overview

Conquer the Oregon Dunes at your own speed with Steve’s ATV Rentals. Choose from a versatile fleet and ride self-guided through ever-changing coastal sand dunes—the perfect outdoor adrenaline burst just outside North Bend.

ATV/UTV
North Bend, Oregon

Two Hour Rentals

Select your machine • ATVs & UTVs • Sells out: Reserve Online!

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About This Adventure

Embark on an unforgettable Oregon Dunes adventure with ATV and UTV rentals tailored for all ages and skill levels. Experience the thrill of self-guided exploration through stunning landscapes, choosing from a variety of vehicles. Enjoy the freedom to navigate the dunes at your own pace, creating lasting memories in nature.

Embark on an unforgettable Oregon Dunes adventure with ATV and UTV rentals tailored for all ages and skill levels. Experience the thrill of self-guided exploration through stunning landscapes, choosing from a variety of vehicles. Enjoy the freedom to navigate the dunes at your own pace, creating lasting memories in nature.

Adventure Tips

Arrive Early for Check-In

Plan to get to the rental office 30–60 minutes before your start time to complete check-in and safety orientation without cutting into ride time.

Wear Closed-Toe Shoes

Closed-toe shoes are mandatory for riding; long pants and sleeves offer extra protection against the sand and sun.

Bring a Fully Charged Phone

Cell coverage can be spotty but having a charged phone is critical for emergencies or contacting the rental office.

Respect Wildlife and Trails

Stick to designated routes to protect sensitive dune habitats and minimize disruption to local species like the Western snowy plover.

Local Insights

Wildlife

  • Western snowy plover, a threatened shorebird native to the dune region
  • Black-tailed deer commonly seen in wooded dune perimeters

History

The Oregon Dunes were designated a National Recreation Area in 1972, preserving a unique ecosystem shaped over millennia by ocean winds and river sediment.

Conservation

Steve's encourages riders to stay on established trails to protect fragile dune vegetation and minimize human impact on critical wildlife habitats.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Recommended Gear

Helmet

Essential

Provided with rental, helmets are critical for rider safety on shifting dune terrain.

Closed-Toe Hiking Shoes

Essential

Protect feet from sand impact and provide traction on unstable surfaces.

Sunglasses

Protect eyes from intense sun glare reflecting off the sand.

summer specific

Lightweight Long Sleeve Shirt

Offers sun protection and helps guard against abrasive sand.

spring|summer|fall specific