Accessibility & Resources
Lincoln City Parks & Recreation offers accessibility programs to improve access for everyone!
Assisted Registration Events
Assisted Registration is a day when Scholarship recipients, people with disabilities, and English Language Learners who require specialized support to access Lincoln City Parks and Recreation programs are invited to this registration assistance event. Bilingual staff are available to assist in Spanish.
Beach Wheelchair Program
Beach wheelchairs allow people with limited mobility to travel over sand, shells, and rocks on our beautiful beach. 3 Lincoln City beach wheelchairs are available to borrow at no charge, 7 days a week 8am-7pm from May-Oct. & 8am-5pm from Nov.-April.
Wheelchair rental lockers are located at the beach access on the west end of SW 51st St.
Rentals are on a first-come, first-serve basis on the day of rental through reservations on the Movatic App. It offers an unlock code for the day of use, which may be obtained after 8am on the current day.
Beach wheelchairs may not be transported to another site for use.
“Our family found out about your wheelchair program and it changed our whole trip. When we had my 98 year-old grandmother down on the beach and she could feel the ocean air and spray coming up off the waves, she had tears coming down her cheeks and tearfully said that she never thought she'd get down to the ocean again. It was a special moment I won't ever forget and I want to thank you for it.”- Wesley
Mobi Mats®
Lincoln City’s Mobi-Mats are ADA compliant, portable, non-slip and roll-up. They increase beach access by creating temporary pathways making Lincoln City’s beaches more inclusive at 5 locations:
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D-River Wayside
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SW 34th St.
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SW 51st St.
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NW 40th St.
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NW 34th St. - Grace Hammond
Mats are installed from Memorial Day through Labor Day.
Schooner Creek Discovery Park Playground
The City of Lincoln City furthers its commitment to inclusion with this opening of its first inclusive and accessible playground. Having wheelchair accessibility with multigenerational play components supports usage by those with disabilities and represents the inclusive playground theme — “Where Everybody Finds Their Favorite Spot.”
What is an Inclusive Playground?
Red-green color blindness can be broken down into two main types:Protan-type (“pro-tan”), which is a disorder of the first “prot-” type of retinal cones also called the L-cones (red)Deutan-type (“do-tan”) which is a disorder of the second type of retinal cone also called the M-cones (green).Take the EnChroma color blind test to see what glasses best suit your specific kind of color blindness.
EnChroma Glasses
Explore Lincoln City brings the colors of the Oregon Coast to color deficient persons with EnChroma glasses, available for free public loan. Usually when people talk about color blindness, they are referring to the most common forms of red-green color blindness, which are genetic conditions caused by a recessive gene on the X-chromosome, but there are other types as well.
EnChroma glasses are available for free public loan at the Lincoln City Community Center in partnership with Lincoln City Parks & Recreation.A credit card is required for reserving EnChroma glasses. A user's card will only be charged if the borrowed glasses are broken or not returned.
Accessible Pool Lifts
Our aquatic center is equipped with lifts to allow pool entry for those that wish to use them.
Pool lifts are equipped at each pool and hot tub and do not require assistance for use.
Senior Center
The Senior Center is open to anyone age 50 and older. Members with e-mail addresses receive a monthly calendar, a quarterly newsletter and notification of special activities. The senior center is a separate non-profit entity located in the Lincoln City Community Center. Call them directly for membership information.
Website: lcscmembership.org
Email: lcscmembership@gmail.com
Phone: 541-418-5480
Address: 2150 NE Oar Pl.