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30 Things to Do
Lists are a helpful way to get things accomplished, and when considering a trip to Seaside we encourage you to use our list of "30 Things to do." Already on the ground in our beach community? View the list now and take advantage of a very fun activity guide. #6. Shopping and #4. Storm Watching are just two of the 30 Things to Do in Seaside.
Blogging Seaside
Wondering about the insider's guide to Seaside? Look no further than our blog. From day-to-day activities to current events and business spotlights, Seaside Stories gives a different perspective to exploring Seaside and its many wonders.
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 Seaside Mobile
App Available
Since June 2011, Seaside visitors and enthusiasts have been accessing information, trails, and favorite points of interest on the all new "Seaside OR App." Powered by EveryTrail, the Seaside app is available on both the iPhone and Android platforms. Read more about the app here and give us your feedback by rating the app or sending us a message. We appreciate your feedback.
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 Hot Deals in Seaside
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 View more than 100 vacationrentals for Seaside, Oregon
where you can review pricing
and availability at FlipKey.com. |
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 Request your copy of 2013 Visitor GuideThe new 2013 Seaside Visitor Guide is now available to view online, by request, and also in the lobby at the Seaside Visitors Bureau, 24-hours per day. Packed with great information on what to do, where to eat and places to sleep, the 2013 Seaside Visitor Guide is great while planning at home or once you've reached the Oregon Coast. Some features to highlight include a pullout map listing all of the lodging properties and locations. The popular treasure quest returns with Seaside Treasure Quest III to challenge those of you up to following the clues in order to enter to win treasure. 2013 Tide tables by month for the Seaside area are also included for planning your next walk along the shore, sand dollar collecting, razor clamming or crabbing pursuit.
Treasure Quest III (2013) contest now available
The new Treasure Quest III (2013) is now available to test your sleuthing skills and you can enter to win treasure. With clues to help visitors navigate Seaside from a unique perspective, the quest was designed without a GPS or Google Map in mind. This year we've narrowed the print quest to six clues and included three online-only clues for those seeking a bonus entry. See complete rules for details. Please follow this link to find the Treasure Quest III (2013) contest.
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 Spring along the Oregon Coast
Seaside's pocket gardens burst with color and there is an increase of family activities when spring arrives at the beach. This is a favorite season for surfers and river kayakers. May brings the first of the semi-annual wine walk events. A wide variety of wildflowers bloom in spring, providing a colorful palette in the coastal meadows, forests, bluffs and beaches. April and May are busy seasons for birds and birdwatchers. Large numbers of shorebirds migrate north along the coast. Spring also brings the first of the daytime minus tides, making this an exceptional time for clamming and beach combing. One day each spring, thousands of volunteers scour the coast during the SOLV E Spring Oregon Beach Cleanup. Consider a winter getaway by checking out our " 30 Things to Do," flip through the Virtual Visitor Guide, or simply get motivated for a trip to the Oregon Coast by viewing some of our videos of what happens in our beautiful coastal town. |
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 More than just a day at the beachSeaside has been the Northwest’s most popular ocean resort for over a century and is located just 90 minutes from Portland, on the beautiful Oregon coast. 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, vacation rentals, camp grounds and RV Resorts. Seaside is more than just a day at the beach! |
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Historic photo of the week
Seaside has such a rich history, we have begun a new blog, Seaside's History, to help transport us back in time with fantastic photographs and stories of times gone by. We will post a photograph here from each new blog post as they are written. This week, read about the "The Roaring Twenties on Broadway". Please follow this link to Seaside's History to read the full blog post each week. A brief history of Seaside can also be read by following this link here. photo courtesy of Seaside Historical Society and Museum. |
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