Friends of Lincoln City Dog Parks

Friends of Lincoln City Dog Parks Dedicated to the promotion of an off-leash dog park in Lincoln City, Oregon. Interested citizens are invited to share ideas and learn about upcoming events.

This interest page is in no way directly affiliated with the City of Lincoln City. A dedicated dog park is a simple concept: It's a designated, fenced, off-leash area where residents and visitors can bring their dogs to play and exercise with other dogs and their owners. Our city parks currently require dogs to be on-leash. There are 7 miles of beautiful beach where dogs are allowed off-leash if t

hey are under voice control. However, the reality is that most beach-goers are uncomfortable with dogs running loose, and there are even many dog owners who prefer dogs to be on-leash while on the beach. It’s a great place for dogs, but it’s not a dog park! Dog ownership is at an all-time high. Doesn't a dedicated dog park for Lincoln City make sense? We can help reduce the negatives associated with dogs and people sharing space (over-friendly off-leash dogs, dog waste, and wear and tear on park spaces)? Shouldn't there be an outlet for dog owners and their canine friends? Wouldn't a committed dog park lead to even more active citizens and stronger neighborhood relationships? Use this bulletin board to share your ideas and questions. Let's get this project started!

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12/06/2025

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11/27/2025

Happy Thanksgiving to all.

Don't forget the dog when go for that after dinner walk!

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TODAY
10/12/2024

TODAY

Registration is OPEN for the Beach Bark!
Fee includes t-shirt AND bbq lunch!

The Beach Bark starts at 10 a.m. Saturday, Oct. 12, at Chinook's Seafood Grill at Chinook Winds Casino Resort. The walk heads to the D River Wayside, then across Hwy. 101 at the signal, and a block north to the Lincoln City Cultural Center, where lunch is served from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m.

All proceeds support the Beach Bark Fund, founded by Kip Ward. The fund provides emergency veterinary care for pets in need in the Lincoln City area.

Register here:
https://form.jotform.com/242477375715061

Thanks to our generous sponsors:
NW Natural
Chinook Winds Casino Resort
Lincoln City Cultural Center
Oregon Coast TODAY

Thanks, too, to the Lincoln City Community Days committee, Oregon Coast Community College, and the Lincoln City Chamber of Commerce.

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Lincoln City, OR
97367

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