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Upcoming Events
 
 
Kick off the Labor Day Weekend with the First Saturday Art Walk on September 4. More Info.
 
 
Cruise up and down Broadway for a look at the classic cars of the Seaside Wheels 'N' Waves Car Show September 9-12. More Info.

 

More than just a day at the beach
Seaside has been the Northwest’s most popular ocean resort for over a century and is located just 90 minutes from Portland, Oregon. It is a destination paradise for a wide variety of reasons: its spectacular ocean views, miles of public beach, unique natural setting, mild ocean climate, outdoor activities, year-round events, excellent shopping, and unforgettable dining.

Visitors delight in dozens of unique boutiques, specialty shops, art galleries and antique stores. Our 1.5-mile long ocean front Promenade is perfect for strollers, joggers and bike riders. The “Prom” also gives access to those with mobility issues, getting them closer to the beach. The wide and sandy beach is available for all kinds of activities, from low rider beach bikes, beach volleyball, wave watching, to sand castle building, kite flying or a hot dog roast. Those young at heart will enjoy such amusements as the carousel, arcades, miniature golf, bumper cars and boats, tilt-a-whirl, paddle boats and canoes.

Seaside has a plethora of culinary delights, satisfying even the most discriminating taste buds. We offer family fare, fine dining, ethnic cuisine, spirits, wine and brews, snacks and sweet treats. Local seafood and Pacific Northwest fare abound. Many of our lodging properties offer daily and weekly rates ranging from traditional hotels and motels, Bed and Breakfasts, Inns, timeshares, condos, camp grounds and RV Resorts. Seaside is more than just a day at the beach!

Historic photo of the week

In 1888, a railroad line between Youngs Bay and Seaside opened and this coastal community became even more accessible to those wishing to escape the summer heat. Families would visit from Portland during the week and father would follow with a weekend visit. The train carrying daddy became known as the "Daddy Train." More on Seaside's rich history can be found here. Photo courtesy of the Seaside Historical Museum.


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