Devil's Lake RV Park
Devils Lake RV Park is nestled comfortably between the Pacific coastline and Devil's Lake. The park includes 80 RV sites---47 of which are pull-throughs---that are fully paved and easy to access. This park caters to all types of recreational vehicles, including big rigs. It also includes full hookups, cable TV, water and sewer, and a meeting room for social events. For those seeking outdoor recreation, the park is right next to the lake where you can rent canoes, bird watch or walk nature trails.
Devil's Lake RV Park
4041 NE W. Devil's Lake Rd.
Lincoln City, OR 97367
(541) 994-3400
devilslakerv.com
Logan Road RV Park
Logan Road RV Park is close to two attractions: the Pacific Ocean and Chinook Winds Casino. You can spend the day trying your luck at the casino and catch a breathtaking sunset over the Pacific on the beaches of Lincoln City. The park itself has all the amenities found at a top-notch RV park: full hookups, water and sewer, and 51 sites for RVs of all sizes. The park also includes free Wi-Fi. If you seek more nature than town, you'll find beach walks and hiking trails through the old-growth forest that blankets the outskirts of town.
Logan Road RV Park
4800 NE Logan Rd.
Lincoln City, OR 97367
(541) 994-4261
loganroadrvpark.com
Sunset Landing RV Park & Campground
Sunset Landing RV Park is another option along the Oregon coastline. This park offers 35 RV and tent sites, all of which are secluded with campfire pits and picnic tables. This park is more primitive than other RV resorts but still offers showers and laundry, as well as snacks and soda machines. Residents and visitors enjoy seclusion and natural grass sites. The Siletz River runs through the campground where you can go birding, take a nature walk and witness sea otters and seals at play.
Sunset Landing RV Park & Campground
4274 Siletz Hwy.
Lincoln City, OR 97367
(541) 994-8880
sunsetlandingrvpark.com
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