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The Coho , Lincoln City & the surrounding areas "Spring" to life in March as the weather warms up and the Sunshine draws the migratory whales as well as People to enjoy all we have to offer in Our quaint little town and its festivities.
You can find a variety of activities for all ages throughout town, and The Coho's centralized location provides the ideal launching point for you, your friends and family, to start your Spring Break adventure.
Lincoln City’s seven miles of beach brings seven miles of smiles. From Roads End to Siletz Bay. The beach in Lincoln City has a trove of treasures waiting to be found. Enjoy a casual stroll along the sand while hunting for seashells, agates, driftwood, or even a brightly colored glass floats! Explore coastal tide pools for sea creatures, or catch your dinner by crabbing and clamming along Siletz Bay.
The beach is not the only attraction in Lincoln City. Check out these other renowned attractions in town.
Create your very own piece of glass art…the perfect keepsake from a Spring Break getaway. To make a reservation, visit their website.
All ages will find creative classes, activities, exhibits, concerts, and events designed to enrich the Lincoln City experience. At the onsite Visitor Center you’ll find maps, guides and friendly information specialists ready to help.
Explore the seven miles of beach during Spring Break and you might find a glass float! We’ll hide 300 hand-made glass art pieces from the high tide line to the embankment. Search the sand during daylight hours….you find it, you keep it! Part of Lincoln City’s Finders Keepers, glass floats on the beach.
Available to purchase at Our Front desk here at the Coho or in room packages starting this March!
Kick off Spring Break 2016 at the beach with the first-ever “Easter Egg Hunt by the Sea,” presented by Oregon Coast Aquarium and Mo’s Restaurants, held at the Aquarium, Saturday, March 19. This event benefits Lincoln County’s Homeless Education & Literacy (HELP) program. Children, up to 13 years of age, can search for eggs throughout the Aquarium’s grounds. Each child will also receive a sack breakfast.
Watch as majestic Gray Whales migrate north to Alaska along the Oregon Coast. With their newly born baby calfs, see them spout and breach offshore from one of Lincoln City’s oceanfront hotels. Stop by the 10th floor of the Inn at Spanish Head, an official Oregon State Parks Whale Watching location, and an expert volunteer can show you how to best view these massive creatures. For more information, visit the Oregon State Parks website.
