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.
If you’ve visited Seaside in the past, you’ve likely come by car. You can come to this part of the Oregon Coast by airplane vi...
Great news for those craving the revitalizing sea air and the sounds of the crashing surf from your balcony: Seaside’s hotels an...
Exploring Seaside's Cove, a natural wonder to be enjoyed by locals and visitors alike
In autumn, when the coastal air turns brisk and blustery, you can uncork and unwind in downtown Seaside with other wine lovers for...
From free electric track-chair rentals to ADA-accessible kayak launches and the longest Mobi-Mat beach access on the Oregon Coast,...
There are many local landmarks that celebrate the rich history of Seaside, a town that has been enjoyed as a popular beach getaway...
Seaside’s known for its arcade games and vintage amusements, but only one makes your world turn — the Seaside Carousel. For mo...
Two Seaside car shows help usher in and wind down the summer travel season
Seaside holiday spirit is more than evident around town beginning in early November. Ushered in by lights and decorations going up...
While you’ll find gorgeous beaches and beautiful views in Seaside, just like many places on the Oregon Coast, it’s also a coas...
The vintage bumper cars are a seaside tradition and we check out their 2013 opening weekend,
If your winter beach vacations to date have required sunscreen, then you clearly have not experienced a magical Seaside day in Jan...
Seaside has a 26 year tradition it loves to share with visitors. Those in town for the holiday season are invited to step back in ...
A Sunday stroll along the beach at 12th Avenue in Seaside, Oregon
An estimated 14 billion pounds of discarded plastic and garbage — from cigarette butts and water bottles to food wrappers and pl...
Seaside has been a vacation destination for nearly as long as Oregon has been a state.