Devil's Lake State Recreation Area

Such a beautiful lake. Water is clear. Watched a family on a pontoon boat and others jet skiing. I had a great time fishing even though I caught nothing.

Gorgeous campground. Some spots are far enough the highway is drowned out, lake access for small motors boats and paddleboards.. they have a dozen or so yurts for rent, plenty of really nice bathrooms and showers too. On site recycling and firewood, but very limited stays. 4 to 5 days, if reserved. Then you have to leave for a number of days, maybe up to a week(?).nBut I was there as a bike camper, and 8 bucks a night for a spot, hot showers and clean bathrooms cannot be beat.

Great option for Fall and winter camping. We chose not to bring cooking supplies and food so we have got to experience new places to eat throughout Lincoln City. The only downside we noticed was that the hosts and rangers (who only stop by during the day) don't seem to care to much about what's going on. We had neighbors that were loudly partying until 1:30am and it definitely affected our nights sleep. There was a homeless woman in the bathroom and she left a huge mess. Overall, it is a state park. We had a great time, and I'd definitely come back.

What a perfect little State Park; in the middle of a city and you'd never know it. Access to a lake, a lovely boardwalk, immaculate restrooms and showers, fire pits in each campsite, friendly hosts and rangers and so much more! We LOVE this place!

One of the many smaller state parks that makes Oregon unique. It's in Lincoln City, just off Hwy 101, but well layed out for camping. Unless of course it rains a lot, which it did while we were there. Then the lower camp sites tend to flood. Our site was on high ground, so no problem.