- The list below includes 56 free or cheap things to do in or near Lincoln City, Oregon, including 53 different types of inexpensive activities like Movie Theaters, Art Gallery, Arcades and Bowling.
- From Siletz Bay Park to Drift Creek Covered Bridge, there are a variety of budget-friendly attractions in Lincoln City and in nearby cities within 25 miles like Newport, Pacific City and Depoe Bay.
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Nestled against the Nestucca River is the Bob Straub State Park. The park is popular for leisurely scenic strolls and prime fishing, as the river is legendary for its fifty pound salmon.
17.1 Miles
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Christianon Rd, off Hwy 101, Pacific City, OR
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More than a beautiful, scenic location for hiking and nature walks, the Nestucca Bay National Wildlife Refuge is also home to rare Canadian Geese. A safe haven for a variety of Geese species the area offers a wooden viewing platform to take in the surrounding wildlife.
17.8 Miles
Located nearby the shores of the Pacific Ocean, Webb County Campground-Park is a 3-acre facility providing beach access as well as RV and tent sites. The area can be used for fishing, surfing, boating and bird watching.
17.9 Miles
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177 votes
33180 Cape Kiwanda Drive, Pacific City, OR 97135
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The Pelican Pub & Brewery is a great place to get beer and meet local people. Moreover, the brewery also schedules brewery tours to those who want to taste local beer flavors unique only in Oregon.
18.8 Miles
Featuring a campground right next to the beach, Beverly Beach State Park offers a scenic view of the Oregon coast. The grounds have showers and a restroom. They also sell firewood for $5 each.
19.4 Miles
Featuring stadium seating and high back rocking theater chairs, the Newport Cinema Center is a popular local entertainment option for newly released first run movies. The theater also offers some of the major blockbusters in RealD 3D when available.
19.8 Miles
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750 NW Lighthouse Dr, Newport, OR
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The Yaquina Head Outstanding Natural Area has Oregon's tallest lighthouse that has been used to guide sailors since August 20, 1873. The natural area also has Cobble Beach where millions of round basalt rocks make an applause sound against the ocean waves, and is popular for marine wildlife viewing.
20.8 Miles
Offering horseback riding sessions along the coast of Oregon, Ocean Trails Riding Stables accepts either reservations or walk-ins. The company leads rides along an unpopulated stretch of beach, with remarkable views.
22.3 Miles
Geologists believe the punch bowl shape formation at Devil's Punch Bowl State Park was formed by the collapse of the roofs of two sea caves. The area is popular for whale watching, and for picnicking.