Holiday homes & rentals in Lincoln City

Book holiday accommodation in Lincoln City, Oregon, and experience all the entertainment, education and beach fun that this west coast city has to offer.

Getting to Lincoln City

Arriving at your holiday accommodation in Lincoln City is simple and scenic. The nearest airport is Portland International Airport (PDX), which is located about two hours from Lincoln City. The airport offers a regular shuttle service with a stop directly in Lincoln City; all you have to do is reserve your seats on the shuttle, and then sit back and enjoy the verdant Oregon views. If you prefer to drive yourself, there are car hire services at Portland International Airport that will equip you for your drive to Lincoln City along Highway 99.

Lincoln City weather

You are likely to experience cool, pleasant Oregon weather while staying at your holiday letting in Lincoln City, as temperatures tend to be in the mid-60s for much of the year. The hottest month, August, has an average high of 72°F, while December, the coolest month, averages 47°F. Winter is also the rainiest time of year; from November to March, average monthly rainfall ranges from 10 to 15 inches. During the rest of the year, precipitation tends to be around 1 to 7 inches per month.

Things to do in Lincoln City

Guests staying in a holiday home in Lincoln City will find the area full of attractions and activities to enjoy. For starters, Lincoln City is home to over seven miles of beach, more than any other town on Oregon's coast. With multiple points of public access, it is easy to spend an entire day of family fun down on the shore. Whether you want to walk along the scenic shoreline, explore a tide pools, or play in the sand with the kids, you'll find plenty to do down on Lincoln City's sandy beach.

For those interested in history, a visit to the North Lincoln County Historical Museum is sure to appeal. The museum tells the story of Lincoln City and the surrounding region from the beginning, complete with artifacts like fossils and Native American craft work. It also chronicles the modern tourism industry of Lincoln City and how the development of roads and automobiles have affected the town.

Art and culture in Lincoln City

Another unique Lincoln City attraction is the Culinary Centre, which offers a wide variety of cooking classes. Whether you want to roll up your sleeves and get cooking, or simply watch and learn, there is a cooking class for you! For even more foodie fun, visit the Culinary Centre during one of their three cook-offs throughout the year, which feature the freshest local ingredients.

If cooking isn't your favourites activity, simply head over to the Lincoln City Cultural Centre. Here, a vast array of classes are offered in fields as diverse as dance, theatre, art, and exercise. Also at the Cultural Centre, there are two galleries that host regular art exhibitions.

To see even more art in Lincoln City, visit the Jennifer Sears Glass Art Studio. The studio allows you to watch professional glass-blowers at work, as well as a gallery of hand crafted glass pieces. With the help of studio workers, you can even create your own glass art!

Annual events in Lincoln City

A holiday letting in Lincoln City is the perfect home base from which everyone can enjoy the many annual events the city holds. For instance, from the end of June through early July, Lincoln City hosts the Siletz Bay Music Festival. This festival features a varied line-up of jazz, classical, musical theatre, and big band artists, playing everything from Franz Schubert to George Gershwin.

For more summer fun, visit Lincoln City on August 13th, when the Sandcastle Contest takes place. Enter by yourself, or with a group to see who can build the most impressive sandcastle! Visitors to Lincoln City and its holiday lettings can also participate in the Summer Kite Festival, on June 25th and 26th. See expert kite-flying demonstrations, learn how to make your own kite, or just marvel at the multitude of shapes, sizes, and colours of kites flying overhead. And if you're planning on staying in your Lincoln City holiday letting in the fall rather than the summer, fear not: there is another Kite Festival in October.

Fans of craft beer should also plan their Lincoln City visit for October, when the Chowder & Brewfest is held. Mo's Restaurant, a local eatery, hosts the festival, which includes games and entertainment as well as lots of delicious Oregon food and regional craft beers.

Whether you're a history buff, a foodie, a music lover, or anything in between, you are sure to find lots to love when you stay in your holiday home in Lincoln City!

See the best of Lincoln City on the Oregon Coast

Jennifer Sears Glass Art Studio

See original glassware in beautiful galleries and buy unique pieces from the shop. There are hands-on glassmaking workshops, also suitable for children over eight.

Alder House Glass Blowers

Here you’ll find another fantastic studio with beautiful pieces you can admire and purchase as a souvenir. You can also buy bespoke pieces here.

Siletz Bay Park

This is a beautiful coastal park with magnificent views of the famous Oregon coast. It’s a tranquil spot and great for photography and learning about the area’s geological history.

North Lincoln County Historical Museum

Visit exhibitions on the local area’s past from local settlers to the area’s glassmaking traditions. Photographs and artefacts on display bring the history to life.

Connie Hansen Garden Conservancy

This ornate public garden is free to visit and features a range of beautiful flora, including Connie’s favourite, rhododendrons. You can support the conservancy efforts by purchasing your own plant here.

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