Property Details
Our new property manager and host, Julie Robbers, is
available to answer any questions you may have about
this extraordinary set o properties that are all
boat access only.
Contact Julie at
lavenderonthelake@yahoo.com or 541-982-9829.
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1467
& 1478 N Tenmile Lake, Lakeside OR 97449
* Boat
Access Only *
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Area attractions....
So much to do and so little time.....
Skiing, fishing, wake boarding, relaxing
on the docks, paddle boat, jet skiing,
hanging at the boat house, walking
trails, billiards, indoor shuffleboard, water trampoline,
sailing, outdoor kitchen and fireplace,
reading hammock, sauna, Jacuzzi tub, recreation
room with Wii and PS3 gaming consoles,
Simpson Pinball, dozens of board games, multiple flat panel TV's with
satellite. Best of all, this is all set in a
private cove of North Tenmile Lake with
views in all directions. You'll never want
to go home............
With your car left behind you will
quickly forget your worries. (yes - it's boat access only)
To find out more about leasing,
call today at (360) 609-1120 or email
dc@chapmaninvestments.com
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Tenmile Lake
consists of two lakes joined by a short canal. There
are 43 miles of shoreline and a
total surface area of the two lakes is 2,723 acres
making it the 3rd largest lake in Oregon. The lakes
are popular with boaters, water skiers, and anglers.
Located 12 miles north
of Coos Bay, it's a short drive to the sandy beaches
of Bastendorff State Park, explore the tide pools at
Sunset Bay State Park, whale watch and enjoy the
gardens at Shore Acres State Park, and pull off the
road and watch sea lions at Seal Rock.
Lakeside Oregon History
The Lakeside community was incorporated in 1974 as a
part of Coos County. Lakeside is located slightly
north of Coos Bay and North Bend. The focal point of
this community are the Tenmile Lakes, which are two
natural lakes divided by a man-made channel and are
linked by six major creeks. The name Tenmile Lakes
originated from Ten Mile Tom, a Native American
Indian. In 1850, he built the first permanent cabin
in what is presently Lakeside. The lakes are one of
Oregon's few that open up to the ocean.
Oregon Dunes National
Recreation area is 41 miles of spectacular sand
dunes which extend from North Bend to Florence,
32,000 acres of open dunes, grasslands, marshes and
forest lands, nature trails, surf and lake fishing,
crabbing, clamming, and picnicking. Dune buggies and
ATVs are permitted in many areas. Golden and Silver
Falls State Park is east of Coos Bay, where you can
walk approximately ½ mile on nature trails to two
scenic 100-foot waterfalls, and drive through the
old growth Myrtlewood and Douglas fir forest. The
award-winning Bandon Dunes golf course is located
just 19 miles south of Coos Bay in beautiful Bandon
by the Sea.
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