Picnic at Devil's Lake

Lincoln City, Oregon

Description

There is lots to do at Devil's Lake:picnic,swim,fish,canoeing and kayaking.There is a docked off beach area at Regatta Park for kids to swim and a nice play structure.

Devils Lake is a small lake in Lincoln County, Oregon, United States, along the Oregon Coast.It is 1/3 of a mile wide, three miles long, and up to 21 feet deep.

Regatta Park is a great place to hang out on a warm sunny day.I love bringing a picnic setting up on the beach by the dock so kids and adults can swim in 4 feet or less of water.

On the other side of the lake you can rent all kinds of boats,jet skis,canoes,paddle boats and kayaks or you can bring your own.

We have also had some successful fishing trips at this lake from the shore and in a boat.

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Features

Photography

Stand Up Paddle

Canoeing

Chillin

Fishing

Kayaking

Swimming

Bathrooms

Beach

Easy Parking

Family Friendly

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Lake

Picnic Area

Swimming Holes

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