Spring Lake Open Space - Lincoln City, OR

Spring Lake Open Space - Lincoln City, OR Spring Lake Open Space - Lincoln City, OR Spring Lake Open Space - Lincoln City, OR Spring Lake Open Space - Lincoln City, OR Spring Lake Open Space - Lincoln City, OR

Spring Lake Open Space in Lincoln City, Oregon, offers a beautiful setting for dog owners looking to explore pet-friendly trails and enjoy some outdoor fun with their furry friends. Conveniently situated on NE 14th St, this local open space is perfect for dog-friendly hiking and leisurely strolls, making it a popular choice for both residents and visitors seeking a peaceful retreat in nature.

While specific amenities such as fenced areas or water fountains are not detailed, the open space setting provides ample room to roam and enjoy the scenic surroundings. It’s an ideal destination for those who appreciate wide open areas and natural beauty, though dog owners should plan ahead regarding amenities like water and waste disposal. For anyone searching for a welcoming dog park in Lincoln City, Oregon, Spring Lake Open Space is a wonderful spot to let your pooch enjoy the outdoors on-leash.

Frequently Asked Questions

  • Where is Spring Lake Open Space located? Spring Lake Open Space is located on NE 14th St, Lincoln City, OR 97367.
  • What makes Spring Lake Open Space unique? This park offers pet-friendly trails and opportunities for dog-friendly hiking amid scenic, natural surroundings.

Reviews

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Frances “Fry” Sutton

Nice trail, easy enough. Would be hard to get lost but there are some “social trails” not shown on the map, so I reccomend taking a pic of the trail map before heading out, with the benches and bridge clearly marked, it’s easy enough to orient yourself. We went early on a wet morning and had the place to ourselves. Large interesting trees, ducks, mushrooms, beetles and we finally spotted a rough-skinned newt! They are hard to spot because they blend in so well with the ground. Evidence of deer (droppings and hoof prints in the mud) but we didnt see any. Watch for roots in the path and use caution on the wet wood on the bridge and stairs leading to it. Parking area off of Port Street and also street parking off of 14th.

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Ellen Kruger

Had a wonderful hike and even saw a buck resting in an open clearing.

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Starla

A very beautiful place! The walk around the pond was easy and very peaceful. I’d say it’s one of my favorites in Lincoln City. I think its a great hike for the whole family and your dogs as well.

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Lance Reis

What a beautiful place! The walk around the pond was easy, flat, shaded, and soft, with a few really cool tree roots to navigate over. I walked the loop around the pond with my wife and pom. Took us about 30-40 minutes. It was very peaceful. If you stop and listen you can hear the trees sway in the wind. I loved how soft the ground was and all the moss, Ivy, ferns, and wild flowers made this trail one of my new favorites in Lincoln City. I didn’t see a ton of wildlife but I did see a young deer with spots right on the trail and it was so magical. I only wish I got a photo. 5 Stars ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ Great hike for the whole family.

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Jessy Munch

I had no idea what this trail would be like, thought it was paved with a pretty little lake. There was a pretty little lake, but paved portion is very short and the actual trail is definitely not smooth so for anyone disabled or with stability issues not recommended but I am disabled and was able to do it but it was hard and so many uneven surfaces. Definitely an adventure but great short hike that I did for 45 minutes. Felt very safe too despite being super wooded but there were houses not far. Definitely worth a stop and short hike if you can do uneven surfaces and hills:)

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