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If you are traveling by, why not stop by Ollala Lake. Through the months of summer at Ollala Lake temperatures are ordinarily in the 60's, and through summer nights temperatures are in the 40's. Highs all through the wintertime are ordinarily in the 50's, and night lows at Ollala Lake during the winter usually dip into the 30's. Just can't get enough of the Coast Ranges. Going for a hike along the Horse Creek Trail will let you absorb the natural beauty of this
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This lake is so wonderful. A brilliant spot to camp here at Ollala Lake is Harbor Village Trailer Park, and naturally, this is a glorious area for people who like lakes, Olalla Reservoir is a lake close by. Ollala | |
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Lake sees pretty high levels of precipitation; most of the rain falls throughout December, and July meanwhile is the driest month. This lake is so wonderful.
And if that's not enough there's heaps more enjoyable stuff to do in
the Coast Ranges. Lakes are pleasant; Mills Riffle Reservoir is a lake that's right next door to Ollala Lake, and Ollala Lake is magnificent enough to spend more than a day at, Sawyer's Landing Marina is a magnificent local campground.
There's some attention-grabbing stuff to see at Ollala Dam in the neighborhood of Ollala Lake, and get your heart beating on the tremendous whitewater of Siletz River. Ollala Lake is one of the lakes here in the Coast Ranges.
So much amusing stuff to do here at Ollala Lake, too great to be true. A delightful close by hotel is The Landing At Newport; there's some flowing water close by, Little Depot Creek is a stream you can stop at while you're here.
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Coordinates:
Latitude: 44.68167
Longitude: -123.93
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| | Hiking Trails Near Ollala Lake:
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Horse Creek Trail, Lincoln County, 10 miles away
12.5 hiking miles, 1926 feet elevation difference |
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Drift Creek, Lincoln CountyCounty, 11 miles away
Class II-III - 17 miles long (Meadow Creek to 3 miles above mouth) |
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Siletz River, Lincoln CountyCounty, 12 miles away
Class III-IV - 10.8 miles long (Elk Creek to Moonshine Park) |
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Alsea River, Benton/Lincoln CountyCounty, 18 miles away
Class I-II - 32 miles long (Mill Creek Park to Tidewater) |
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Big Creek Reservoir Number 2
 | While Big Creek is a beautiful place, (…) Camping is actually prohibited.... |
Beverly Beach State Park
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... some weird brushing sounds along the roadway and when we found the light and put it to where the noise was coming from, we saw a huge beaver carrying a tree limb off into the forrest. We were so shocked at how huge he was! He was the size of a small bear. At first I thought it WAS a bear but my husband said ''no, Baby, don't be scared... It's just a beaver and he wont hurt you. ''
The next morning we were making coffee and waiting for it to perk (a very slow way to make coffee) and the chipmunks were throwing pine cones at us from the tree tops and they actually hit me with one. Then they come down from the trees while we were drinking our coffee and gather up all their pine cones and cart them off. They were just the cutest little things.
That night we set up our four tiki lanterns and sit around the fire pit having some wine coolers and just enjoying each other like we love to do :) kissing and such... And all of a sudden there was some noises in the trees behind our tent.... Again I was scared that it would be a bear (the reason I am scared of bears is that when I w... |
Coyote Rock RV Resort and Marina
| 10 miles away
We'll be back! We loved the location, the setting (as nice or nicer than any nearby state park), the amenities, the hosts and the other campers! We rented a boat twice and really LOVED the crabbing package. Recommend the spots closer to the river :) ... We love this campground and have used it numerous times. Good fishing, good campgrounds and the greatest hosts and employees. Close to shopping, and many things to do. Full hookups and will accomodate larger rv's.... |
Seal Rocks RV Cove
| 10 miles away
Tent Sites, RV Hookups, Pets OK, Fires OK, Nearby Grocery...TENT:15, RV:30, FIRES:In fire rings, GROCERY:one-quarter mile north...$16 to $22 winter, $20 to $36 Summer... |
Chinook RV Park
| 14 miles away
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Tent Sites, RV Hookups, Pets OK, Fires OK, Store, Nearby Grocery...
TENT:Riverbank sites and river view sites, RV:22 full; 12 partial, PETS:Limit 2 pets, FIRES:Fire rings at tent sites, covered fireplaces permitted at RV sites, STORE:Ice, icecream, RV supplies, firewood, GROCERY:2 supermarkets in town (3 miles); convenience store (1mile)...
RV sites...
Park sign...
By the river...
Camping at the Oregon Coast at Chinook RV Park - what could be better! The Alsea River and Bay, famous for its Dungeness Crab and Chinook Salmon, are enjoyed year-round by fishermen, crabbers, hikers, hunters, boaters, kayakers and birdwatchers. We are close to spectacular ocean beaches. Our park is on the river, just 3. 3 miles from Highway 101 and the ocean, on Highway 34. You can pitch your tent on the river bank; launch your kayak and follow the Alsea River Water Trail. Enjoy the wonderful bird life of the bay which has been designated an important bird area by the Audubon Society. Chinook RV Park is a small, quiet park with large full hook-up RV sites and grassy partial hook-up sites. We have bathrooms with showers and a laundry. Come and enjoy the Oregon coast experience.... |
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