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Lincoln
oregon Lincoln City is a coastal city in the U.S. state of Oregon. It is located on the central Oregon Coast, about 80 miles (130 km) southwest of Portland. The city is bordered on the east by the Siletz Bay and on the west by the Pacific Ocean. Lincoln City is known for its seven miles of sandy beaches, fishing, and other outdoor activities. The city is also home to a variety of shops, restaurants, and attractions, including the Lincoln City Outlets, the Lincoln City Cultural Center, and the Oregon Coast Aquarium.
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User Reviews
Krista Hart
We hiked the trails in early November and it was beautiful. The paths are well maintained and easy to follow. The fire tower offers beautiful panoramic views and is worth the climb. The lake happened to be drained when we went but it was still well worth the visit!
Sarah Key
We hiked Trail 1, including up to the firetower which some of us climbed, and Trail 3. We met a harmless black snake, saw a tiny salamander, and observed many butterflies. We also walked into a lot of spiderweb on Trail 3, so go show that trail some love...it obviously hasn't had enough visitors lately. lol There were some challenging up-hill moments, but we had a preschooler on-foot and a huge toddler on my back. It was a great day for a hike and the park was well-maintained.
Steph m
We booked sites 131 & 133, it shred trees with 2 other sites. We had a robin nest at 131. I recommend downloading the map prior as service was spotty but great at the fire tower. The restrooms were cleaned daily and showers had the right pressure and warmth.
Kay Jones
We spent three nights here camping and exploring. The campground was well kept and the restroom/shower facilities were clean and more than adequate. Mid week was not too crowded but by the weekend most sites were occupied. Rangers patrolled quite often and were always helpful. The lake was beautiful with numerous places to sit and enjoy or to fish if desired. We were disappointed that they did not have the boat rentals available during our stay for some reason. There are several nice hiking trails to enjoy as well. The park has a nice beach area and a camp store. The Lincoln Bicentennial Plaza was very impressive as was the Lincoln Boyhood Home National Memorial that is located just across the road from the entrance to the state park. Camping costs were moderate and we felt it was a good value for the stay.
Kevin Boaz
First of all I want to address some of these "complaints" in these reviews. Are showers "hotel" clean? Uh no it's camping and glamping, if demanding that perhaps don't camp, turn in your tents, or don't rent the cabins. On subject of showers, yes the floors in the preshower area can get wet might suggest putting on something to wear into that area don't mind getting a little wet. The water was not turned off to camping areas because some "budget cuts" maybe when you visited it was off for maintenance issues? Park was relatively clean considering it was memorial day weekend and a graduation going on Saturday. We did witness visitors breaking rules like mopeds on hiking trails, trying to sneak to non boat ramp areas to launch theirs but unsuccessfully lol. Cabins in family areas are to be cleaned before you leave some in our group mentioned theirs weren't cleaned well by last group, however the one my wife and I was in was in good shape. Only complaint I really had was the bathroom facilities were to be cleaned by our group yet they were accessible to people on the trails? Anyway it was a fun visit, I will admit some of the facilities looked like needed some basic maintenance but nothing terrible.