UNIQUE PARKS & REC

Did you know that Lincoln City has more nesting Osprey pairs than any other town on the Oregon coast? The nests of our eleven pairs can be found throughout our town.

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Schooner Creek Discovery Park was designed to promote play by breaking down barriers. This is where everybody finds their favorite spot.

 

From Mobi-mats to beach wheelchairs, Lincoln City Parks & Recreation strives to improve access for everyone. The beaches of Lincoln City are beautiful and all people are invited to enjoy them.

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This sculpture has guarded the wishes of the community since its dedication in 2012. Created by Heidi Erickson and Doug Kroger. Sparky the Wish Guardian overlooks the lake at Regatta Park.

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Located in Regatta Park, this Sitka Spruce is Oregon's 79th Heritage Tree. Its name, Nuu-k'wii'daa'naa~-ye', translates to "Our Ancestor" in the Siletz Dee-ni language.

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Lincoln City's community gardens are located in Oceanlake and Taft. Garden beds are available for rent, meaning that you can garden all year long. Get ready to grow flowers, crops, and so much more! 

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This trail is located at our new Schooner Creek Discovery Park. What this trail may lack in distance, it makes up for in spectacular views of the neighboring wetlands and creek.

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At 24 feet, this rockwall is the tallest on the Oregon coast. Visit the Lincoln City Community Center to find out how high you can climb!​​

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Our collection of little libraries are sprinkled throughout Lincoln City. These libraries contain a variety of items, including books, food items, seeds, and sticks for our four-legged friends.

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