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Seaside’s Classic Holiday Hits
Visitors flock to Seaside year-round to ride the historic carousel, play Skee-Ball, fly kites and browse antique shops. During the...
Seaside Holiday Spirit
Seaside holiday spirit is more than evident around town beginning in early November. Ushered in by lights and decorations going up...
Seaside’s Spring Downtown Wine Walk
A deeper look inside an annual spring event in Seaside
An early morning kayak ride
One kayaker's take on an early morning ride into the Necanicum Estuary.
Near Seaside: Reviewing Klootchy Creek Park
Located adjacent to U.S. Highway 26, about 2.5 miles east of U.S. Highway 101, is the famous and previous national-record-breaking...
Beach Access for Everyone
Beach Wheelchair Access is Growing on the Coast Seaside is proud to be among a small number of coastal towns in Oregon to offer fr...
How to Plan a Romantic Stay in Seaside
Plotting your Valentine’s Day plans? This year swap the heart-shaped box of chocolates and grocery-store flowers for an escape t...
Top Things to Do With Young Kids
Seaside has long been a favorite family retreat, but it’s an especially good choice for families with young children. Why? Becau...
Iconic Seaside in Stereo
by Joshua Heineman Director of Tourism Marketing This is something of a detective story. To fully appreciate it, you first need to...
Knights of Summer: Seaside’s Lifeguarding Tradition
Seaside has had a rich lifeguard tradition for almost 100 years.
Where to P.L.A.Y. in Seaside
The park is nestled next to Neawanna Creek where ducks float lazily by, a tree lined mountainside looming in the distance. Do a 180 and you get a great view of Tillamook Head to the south.
The Pull of Progress – Seaside in 1921
Postwar Seaside saw a boom in growth and development.
