It is great for stand up paddle boarding, crabbing, swimming, fishing(at the head of the Siletz River), picnicking, sandcastles building, rafting, kayaking, and your less then 25 yards from shops and restaurants.

Bring binoculars, a spotting scope or camera: there's a wealth of wildlife to be found at Siletz Bay Refuge. Learn More About Visiting Location and Contact Information

Siletz Bay is perfect for crabbing, clamming, enjoying a cozy beach bonfire and, especially, for catching a radiant Lincoln City sunset. Discover the place where the thick green forest blends into a network of estuaries and a glassy bay.

Siletz Bay, located at the south end of Lincoln City, is a very popular destination for beach-goers and clam diggers. Some of the highest density purple varnish clam beds are easily accessed here. Its proximity to the ocean also makes it a very productive seasonal crabbing area

Siletz Bay Park is a small park with a gazebo and picnic area. Located on Hwy 101 & Schooner Creek Bridge, makes this a great place to beachcomb or dig the mudflats for clams. The Lincoln City Parks and Recreation Department has picnic shelters, picnic tables, outdoor basketball court and other spaces available for rent!

Siletz Bay National Wildlife Refuge is a U.S. National Wildlife Refuge on Oregon's coast. It is one of six National Wildlife Refuges (NWRs) comprising the Oregon Coast National Wildlife Refuge Complex. [2] The refuge consists of several discontinuous tracts north and south of the Siletz River where it enters Siletz Bay south of Lincoln City. [3]

Mar 4, 2024 · We teach a crabbing system developed by Bill Lackner of Newport, who has taught how to use it in Siletz Bay since 2004. The Clinic will provide an overview of Oregon’s crabbing regulations, harvest methods, location of the four (4) crabbing docks, cleaning & cooking methods, and live demonstrations.

Explore Siletz Bay in Lincoln City. Learn about the best way to get access to the sandy shores, water and all the fun things to do.

Jun 16, 2018 · You may visit the Siletz Bay National Wildlife Refuge and experience 5 miles of the Siletz River. We provide everything: transportation, map, watercraft, paddles, life jacket, invasive species permit and parking.

Siletz Bay NWR, Newport, Oregon: Siletz Bay National Wildlife Refuge is the only one of the Oregon Coastal Refuges truly accessible by car. U.S. Highway 101, which parallels the Pacific Coast from Mexico to Canada, traverses the wetlands of Siletz Bay r.