Lincoln City dazzles with seven miles of sandy beaches, glass float hunts, and Devil's Lake adventures. Campers choose from 19 RV parks that hug the Oregon Coast. Stay here to launch kite festivals at the D River, kayak Siletz Bay, and chase waves on Roads End Beach.
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Lincoln City commands seven miles of coastline along Highway 101. Beachcombers scour sands for artist-blown glass floats in the Finders Keepers program. Families launch kites at D River State Recreation Site, the world's shortest river. Hikers tackle trails in Siletz Bay State Park, while slot players hit Chinook Winds Casino Resort. Surfers ride swells at Otter Rock, just south.
Chinook Bend RV Resort draws budget travelers with rates from $23 a night, WiFi, showers, 50-amp hookups, and a dump station on the Siletz River. Coyote Rock RV Resort & Marina fits groups and boaters starting at $29, complete with showers and group sites. Premier RV Resort serves families with WiFi, 30- and 50-amp service, showers from $52 to $85. Devil's Lake RV Park offers WiFi lakeside access from $42.
Lincoln City shines for its seven-mile beach, glass float hunts, and Devil's Lake recreation. The Finders Keepers program scatters 1,000 artist floats yearly on beaches from Roads End to Taft. Visitors also flock to Chinook Winds Casino and kite festivals at D River State Park.
Find 19 RV parks in our directory, including Chinook Bend RV Resort and Coyote Rock RV Resort & Marina. Chinook Bend hugs the Siletz River with rates from $23 and full amenities. Premier RV Resort and Devil's Lake RV Park cluster near Highway 101 beaches and lakes.
Chinook Bend RV Resort and Coyote Rock RV Resort offer 50-amp service. Chinook Bend pairs it with showers and a dump station from $23/night. Coyote Rock adds marina access and group sites starting at $29 for bigger rigs.