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Devils Lake

Devils Lake is 685 acres of serene water on the east side of Lincoln City, connected to the Pacific by the “World’s Shortest River.”
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Access Points

There’s many different spots to get on the sand in Lincoln City. This will help guide you to your access point along with any amenities you might need.

NORTH BEACH ACCESS POINTS

ROADS END STATE PARK

NW 50th Street – No parking • Trail Access
NW 44th Street – Limited Parking • Stair Access
NW 40th Street – Limited Parking • Paved Ramp Access • Mobi-Mats (May-July)
NW 34th Court – Limited Parking • Ramp Access • Mobi-Mats (May-July)
NW 26th Street – Limited Parking • Restrooms • Stair Access
NW 21st Street – Limited Parking • Stair Access
NW 15th Street – Restrooms • Ramp & Stair Access • Drive-on Access (Oct-Apr)
NW 5th Street – No parking • Ramp Access

D RIVER WAYSIDE

SOUTH BEACH ACCESS POINTS

SW 11th Street – Moderate Parking • Restrooms • Paved Ramp Access
SW 33rd Street – Limited Parking • Paved Ramp Access • Mobi-Mats (May-Sept)
SW 35th Street – Limited Parking • Restrooms • Stair Access
SW 44th Street – No Parking • Stair Access

SW 51ST STREET

Siletz Bay – Limited Parking • Trail Access • Inaccessible at high tide
SW 65th Street (Josephine Young Park) – No Parking • Restrooms • Flat Access

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