Rates: $84 - 135/Night Details: Condo, Bay Front Sleeps: 1 - 4 No Pets Allowed No Smoking Minimum Stay: 2 nights

This one bedroom condo for 4, has spectacular 3rd story views of Siletz Bay! Stroll on the beach, watch the sea lions, dine at the famous Mo's Restaurant, walk to area shops - all from this Taft area in south Lincoln City.

Dock Of The Bay Condo is a 3rd story 1 bedroom, 1-bath unit, which has been recently upgraded to reflect the owner's passion of preserving a family tradition - vacations in Lincoln City!

This one bedroom condo will comfortably accommodate 4 guests with a queen bed in the private bedroom and a sleeper sofa in the living room. Fabulous bay and ocean views from the living area and private balcony. Fireplace may be used with Presto Logs, for a warm, cozy atmosphere. Kitchen is fully equipped and ready to enjoy. TV, DVD player and new furnishings in living room.

Come stay and enjoy so much to do within walking distance of the condo or enjoy day excursions up and down the Oregon Coast line!

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		Contact Info: Oregon Beach Vacations 1 (800) 723-2383 View Availability Calendar:       More Info: www.OregonBeachVacations.com Email: obv@oregonbeachvacations.com Rental City: Lincoln City Rental State: OR | TOP | HOME | BACK | Features: Sleeps: 1 - 4 1 Bedroom 1 Queen Bed 1 Hide-A-Bed 1 Bath Shower Tub Kitchen Stove Refrigerator Dishwasher Microwave Pots & Pans Provided Dishes Provided Silverware & Utensils Linens Included TV Cable DVD Wood Fireplace
		Deposits and Policies: Cancellation Policy: Please visit www.OregonBeachVacations.com for policies. Payment Options: ~Personal Check ~Visa/Mastercard ~American Express ~Discover Pet Policy: No Pets Allowed Smoking Policy: No Smoking | TOP | HOME | BACK |
		Other Info: Additional Features: 3 Stories Additional Amenities: 4 Dining Seats Local Attractions & Activities: Walk to Beach, Nearby Golf Courses, Nearby Casino, Restaurants & Shopping. Crabbing & Clamming in the bay. This page has been viewed 3516 time(s) since 12/05/2006