More "On the Beach" with the Paws, Kite Flying, and Premier RV Resort Lincoln City
We've certainly enjoyed our time at Lincoln City. The weather has been glorious! We've only had two days of steady rain! Celebration! The RV park does have beach access by crossing 101 when it is not
busy, or through the tunnel next door of the parking lot of the Inn at Spanish Head then back up to the sidewalk then down the street to the 77 steps to the beach. The last couple of days that is where we walked early in the morning. Tide was out, so there was plenty of wet beach for good traction. Made for great comfy walking!
We did discover, through geocaching, that there was a little known parking lot by a city park in Historic Taft, just down the street from us on 51st street with great beach access! We parked in the lot off of Dune Street, and took the dogs out to the beach and played ball, then could walk all the way down to "our" part of the beach by the Inn at Spanish Head, then walk back. Dogs loved it! It is called Seal Beach--can you see the seals in this picture?
They gather on a spit of sand across the entrance to Siletz Bay. Notice the color of the water? And look at the sky and just try to find clouds!
Lindy tried to fly our Delta kite, and launch a small windsock on the string up to the kite, but there was not enough wind to move the windsock.
Premier RV Resort Lincoln City is one of the nicest RV parks in the area, in our opinion. There are some, south of town that have sites right on the ocean. They have only 30 AMPs, and pads are sand.
Premier LC has paved roads, concrete pads, with small brick patios. It is tight, but we saw large 5th wheels and tag axle coaches move around just fine! We will definitely come again!
Below is the group fire pit, with a view of the ocean.
We shall be Swirvin on down the road!
We did discover, through geocaching, that there was a little known parking lot by a city park in Historic Taft, just down the street from us on 51st street with great beach access! We parked in the lot off of Dune Street, and took the dogs out to the beach and played ball, then could walk all the way down to "our" part of the beach by the Inn at Spanish Head, then walk back. Dogs loved it! It is called Seal Beach--can you see the seals in this picture?
They gather on a spit of sand across the entrance to Siletz Bay. Notice the color of the water? And look at the sky and just try to find clouds!
Lindy tried to fly our Delta kite, and launch a small windsock on the string up to the kite, but there was not enough wind to move the windsock.
Premier LC has paved roads, concrete pads, with small brick patios. It is tight, but we saw large 5th wheels and tag axle coaches move around just fine! We will definitely come again!
Below is the group fire pit, with a view of the ocean.
We shall be Swirvin on down the road!
Love the area, the dogs sure look happy
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