OREGON DUNES FUEL GUIDE

Fuel the rig.
Feed the weekend.

Tow rigs are thirsty, coastal stations can be limited, and there is no fuel in the riding areas. Compare live sources, choose a gateway, and calculate the full trip before the pump surprises you.

Three gateways.
One simple rule.

Station prices change throughout the day. The links below open current nearby listings so you can compare before committing a trailer to the coast.

01 · NORTH DUNES

Florence

Fuel in Florence before heading to South Jetty, Honeyman, or Siltcoos. US 101 has the broadest selection; services thin out toward staging.

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02 · CENTRAL DUNES

Reedsport & Winchester Bay

Reedsport is the practical full-service stop. Fill the rig and cans there before continuing to Winchester Bay and Umpqua Dunes access.

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03 · SOUTH DUNES

Coos Bay & North Bend

The south-coast hub offers the largest station selection near Spinreel, Horsfall, and Riley Ranch. Compare in town before heading west.

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The number you need.
None of the clutter.

These are Oregon statewide averages from AAA, not guaranteed pump prices. Use them as a quick benchmark, then open the station listings above for nearby coastal prices.

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REGULAR$4.62Loading current change…
MID-GRADE$4.87Loading current change…
PREMIUM$5.17Loading current change…
DIESEL$5.44Loading current change…

Oregon statewide average · checking the live AAA table…

OREGON AVERAGEREGULARMIDPREMIUMDIESEL
Today$4.62$4.87$5.17$5.44
Yesterday$4.60$4.86$5.14$5.42
Week ago$4.53$4.79$5.08$5.34
Month ago$4.80$5.08$5.37$5.62

Budget the haul
and the toys.

Enter the current price you found above. The estimate combines highway fuel with the extra gallons you expect to use in machines, approved cans, or a generator.

BUILD THE WHOLE DAY

The Trip Planner handles the stops, weather, meals, group picks, printout, and sharing.

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Save the detour.
Pack the right way.

Fuel is ordinary until you need it miles from the pavement. Plan supply stops with the same care as permits and weather.

01

Fill before staging

Do the grocery, ice, potable-water, and fuel stops together. Confirm station access if your trailer needs a wide turn.

02

Use approved containers

Secure fuel upright, protect it from heat, and keep it outside passenger compartments. Follow campground and fire restrictions.

03

Match the machine

Verify octane and fuel requirements for every OHV and generator. Label cans when your group carries more than one fuel type.

04

Keep a return reserve

Do not plan to arrive back at camp empty. Wind, recovery work, and route changes can all increase consumption.