Travel trailer rental in Lincoln City, Oregon

Rv & Boat Storage is a convenient storage facility located at 14 Southeast High School Drive in Lincoln City, Oregon, United States. We offer secure and spacious storage units for your RVs and boats, keeping them safe and protected when not in use. Our facility is easily accessible and provides peace of mind for owners looking to store their recreational vehicles. Whether you are a local resident or a traveler passing through, our storage facility is the perfect solution for your RV and boat storage needs.

East Devil's Lake State Recreation Area is a popular tourist attraction located in Otis, Oregon, United States. The park consists of two sections on opposite sides of Devils Lake. The west shore features a campground just minutes away from downtown Lincoln City and a short walk to the beach. On the east side, visitors can enjoy a day-use park with a boat launch, perfect for boating, fishing, and paddling on the serene 685-acre lake. The lake is home to a variety of freshwater fish and serves as a wintering ground for migratory birds like geese and ducks, as well as nesting sites for osprey and bald eagles. The campground is the only one on the Oregon coast located within a city, making it a convenient base for exploring Lincoln City's attractions. Devil's Lake Campground offers a fishing dock and boat moorage docks, with access to other lakeside parks. The day-use park features amenities such as a boat launch, fishing dock, picnic tables, and restroom facilities. Although kayak tours are no longer offered at Devil's Lake, visitors can still enjoy tours at nearby state parks. The campground is open year-round, but some sites may be closed during the rainy winter season. Limited tent sites can accommodate trailers under 14 feet in length, and additional vehicle parking is available for a fee. The park also offers pet-friendly yurts for those traveling with furry friends. Devil's Lake State Recreation Area has a rich history, acquired through a gift from the city of Delake and private land purchases. The name "Devil's Lake" comes from an Indian legend about a serpent or spirit residing in the lake. Despite common usage of "Devils Lake" without an apostrophe, the park officially uses the apostrophe in its name, as seen in historical documents and deed language. Visitors can enjoy the natural beauty and recreational opportunities at East Devil's Lake State Recreation Area, a hidden gem on the Oregon coast.