There’s almost always something going on in Seaside. From art walks and wine walks to the world's largest beach volleyball tournaments and relay races… plan your trip around your favorite events or use this calendar to join in the fun during your stay.
Stay tuned for more info about the 41st Seaside Beach Volleyball Tournament. https://seasidebeachvolleyball.com/
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Seaside is famous for its beaches, clam chowder and craft beer — but it’s also a great place to browse locally owned shops for...
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A brief history of Tillamook Rock Lighthouse, or better know as "Terrible Tilly"
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Pick up a colorful bouquet of summer dahlias at roadside stands along Highway 101 and other coast highways
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Seaside has had a rich lifeguard tradition for almost 100 years.
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Our author takes a look at the various ways to bike in and around Seaside, Oregon.
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Vacations are the “great escapes we need,” says Destinations magazine, “to relax, recharge and rejuvenate oursel...
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We in Seaside appreciate the fact that visitors are honoring Governor Kate Brown’s executive order to stay at home in the wake o...
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Take a walk down memory lane and discover one of Seaside's oldest establishments: the famous Phillips Candies on Broadway.
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The Seaside Skatepark (also called the PTR “Hometown Park”) has a unique history. It was opened in June of 2007, and was built by Placed to Ride. The owner of Placed to Ride, Stefan Hauser, lives here in Seaside.
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Seaside Oregon Civic & Convention Center adds outdoor mural
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Perched atop solid rock more than a mile offshore from Tillamook Head, the notorious Tillamook Rock Lighthouse, (nicknamed “Terr...
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A Sunday stroll along the beach at 12th Avenue in Seaside, Oregon
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On the beach at Seaside is perfect for this. There are no overhead wires and the beach has few up or down wind drafts from the winds which move across the ocean. This makes kite flying easier and explains why kites are a common part of the Seaside landscape. Kite flying is for dry days as wet kite lines can act as a conductor for static electricity and lightning in a storm.
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