Sabala Cabin- Near Bandon Dunes Golf Resort

Modern-meets-rustic 2BR cabin near Bandon beaches & golf. Peaceful forest setting with updated amenities, full kitchen, firepit, deck, and space for up to 7 guests. Enjoy nearby hiking, crabbing, shops, and dining, or relax with WiFi, cable, wood stove, and a loft perfect for kids.

Retreat to a quiet woodland hideaway at this updated coastal cabin just minutes from the beaches of Bandon and the world-famous Bandon Dunes Golf Resort. Nestled among towering spruce trees, this 2-bedroom cabin offers the perfect mix of rustic charm and modern comforts, ideal for families, golf getaways, or quiet escapes.

Unplug and recharge surrounded by nature’s beauty, with beach access just 1.5 miles away via Whisky Run Lane. Spend your days exploring rugged coastlines, golfing, horseback riding, or browsing local shops and tasting regional treats in downtown Bandon, only 7 miles south.

Inside, relax by the wood-burning stove, stream your favorite shows, or enjoy a movie night with the DVD library. A fully equipped kitchen and 6-seat dining area make meals easy, while the deck and firepit offer a perfect setting for evening BBQs and marshmallow roasts under the stars.

The master bedroom features a queen bed, while the loft holds five twin beds—great for kids. Skylights, recliners, leather seating, and thoughtful touches ensure a cozy, welcoming vibe. Whether it’s a family vacation, golf weekend, or creative escape, this cabin is your ideal Southern Oregon Coast basecamp.

Local Attractions:

This charming cabin is only 2.4 miles from The Whiskey Run Mountain Bike Trails which include 32 miles of mountain bike trails ranging from beginner to advanced.

It is only 1/2 miles from the Bandon Dunes and Sheep Ranch Golf Course. Unwind for a game of golf or go out for a bite to eat as they feature a handful of restaurants. They also having epic walking trails.

Wanting a Beach day? Whiskey Run Beach is just 1.4 miles down the road if you continue on Whiskey Run Ln. Enjoy exploring where jagged cliffs meet the pacific ocean.