We are the kite flying, sand castle making, boogie boarding, ancient forest hiking, grand promenade strolling, Skee-Balling, kayaking, tandem biking, swan boating, sunset picnicking and bumper car-bumping capital of the Oregon Coast!

From our historic Seaside Aquarium to the classic carousel and Seaside Historical Museum, it’s just as easy to visit one of our many attractions. Seaside also makes a good base for visiting popular attractions from Astoria to Cannon Beach.

We’d argue Seaside is the things-to-see and things-to-do capital of the entire Oregon Coast! Best of all, it’s walkable. Or bike-able. Heck, some people even kayak around. Whatever you choose, we promise you’ll have tons of fun.

Explore all there is to see and do in Seaside, Oregon! New features and photography plus updated maps and directories and tide tables for the whole year in a 52-page full color magazine!

Find where to stay in Seaside Oregon. Links to bed & breakfasts, campgrounds & RV parks, hotels, motels, resorts, vacation homes, vacation rental companies.

2019年4月22日 · Seaside has one of the most compelling stories you’ll find anywhere in the Pacific Northwest. Read on to learn about the original Native American inhabitants, the visit by Lewis and Clark, the founding of the town, the attack …

Come visit the City of Seaside Visitors Bureau and learn all about the attractions, opportunities, and exploration available in beautiful Seaside, Oregon.

From classic seafood and chowder to famed street food delicacies and more, when wondering what to eat in Seaside, the answer becomes whatever you wish!

2024年12月12日 · If you haven’t visited Seaside lately, you’re in for a treat on your next vacation. New businesses and amenities have come onto the scene, adding even more ways for you to make memories and helping make your getaway to the coastal town that much more enjoyable.

2024年12月12日 · Seaside Beach, as it’s informally known, is a long, wide and flat stretch of sand that separates the city of Seaside from the Pacific Ocean. In all, the beach measures about 2.7 miles from near the base of Tillamook Head to where Seaside and Gearhart meet just north of the Necanicum River.