Parks & Open Spaces

Walk amongst Western Hemlocks and Sitka Spruce in Agnes Creek Open Space.

Visit the Cutler City Wetlands to go birdwatching and enjoy the rhododendrons.

Nestled along the shores of Devils Lake, Holmes Road Park is a great place to fish.

Aptly named, Kids Park features a playground, field, and basketball court.

Play a game of basketball at the outdoor court at the Lincoln City Community Center.

Nesika Park is wonderful place to take a walk and visit the story circle.

Take the ramp down to the lakeside beach and enjoy a picnic at Sandpoint Park.

The Spring Lake Open Space offers multiple trails that encircle the lake.

The Knoll is one of the most iconic locations in the city, known for its unbeatable views.

Enjoy one of the best ocean views in all of Lincoln City at the Beach Street Lookout.

Play a friendly game of picleball at the courts of Dorcheseter Park.

Situated on the banks of D-River, Hostetler Park is wonderful place for birdwatching.

Catch a baseball game at the fields of Kirtsis Park.

Bring your furry friend to the dog park at the Lincoln City Community Center.

Visit Nuu-k'wii'daa'naa~-ye, the 400 year old Sitka Spruce, at Regatta Open Space.

Explore the first public inclusive and accessible playground on the Oregon Coast.

Immerse yourself in the depths of the forest at Spyglass Ridge Open Space.

Tucked behind City Hall, this quaint park is a great spot to have lunch or read a book.

This park is the perfect place for a picnic or to get ready to surf the Nelscott Reef.

Keep an eye out for the diverse wildlife of the Friends of Wildwoods Open Space.

Relax on the sands of the Siletz Bay at Josephine Young Memorial Park.

The Lincoln City Community Center is home to a permanent cornhole park.

This skate park was once known as the "gnarliest" skate park in the United States.

Play the musical instruments or go fishing from the dock at Regatta Park.

The gazebo at this park offers views of the bay and the Four Sisters rock formations.

Walk, or roll, right out on the sand at Taft Bayfront Park and enjoy the ocean.

Play basketball or grab a book from the little lending library at Wecoma Park.