Gleneden Beach is a quiet community just off of Highway 101, located five miles south of Lincoln City and five miles north of Depoe Bay on the beautiful Oregon coast. It’s a wonderful place to live, work and play.
Whether you’re a permanent resident, or a part-time resident, we welcome you to share our beautiful beaches, visit local resources, partake of some great food, and join us in a variety of fun activities. 
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Upcoming events at the Community Club
June 7
June 20
June 25
July4
June 7
June 7 is the Pancake Breakfast, lovingly cooked and served by volunteers. This is a great chance to meet not only neighbors, but also visitors to our community. Tips for the month will go to the Lincoln County Food Share. Join us between 8-11am for some tasty fare. Cost is $10 for adults, and $6 for kids ages 6-12. (A heads up for July 4th breakfast–we’re only serving until 10:30am.)
June 20
Get Ready, Stay Ready!
If you’re not sure you’re prepared for a natural disaster like an earthquake, tsunami or wildfire, you’ll want to attend the free “Get Ready, Stay Ready!” event at the Gleneden Beach Community Hall on Saturday, June 20 from 10am-noon.
Guest speakers will be Samantha Buckley, Lincoln County Emergency Manager; David Jamieson from North Lincoln County CERT; and Kathy Follett, Gleneden Beach Community Club’s emergency preparedness committee.
Free Be 2 Weeks Ready Tool Kits will be available for participants to work on their personalized disaster plans. Last year’s participants will share their planning experiences.
There will also be free giveaways, and one lucky attendee will win a fully stocked Go-Bag. Homemade goodies will be served.
Gleneden Beach Community Hall is located at 110 Azalea St.
June 25
June 25 at 6pm is Game Night. Whether you love board games, dice games or card games, there’s something for everyone. Or, you can bring your own games to play. Warning: This can become a riotous event and you may be overcome by laughter and giggling.
Good to know!
We know that living at the coast can mean that the power can go out anytime, not just in inclement weather…it can also disappear even when the sun is shining brightly. Of course it’s always a surprise when it happens, but our Emergency Preparedness committee has some helpful hints for you to deal with the situation. Check out the attached information sheet so you’ll be ready for the next outage. EP PowerOutage (1)
Volunteers Needed
We NEED volunteers to help with club events. It’s not a lifetime commitment, as you can sign up to help with just a single event if you want to. Think about it! 