Tradewinds Condominiums are fifteen individually owned units located on the north end of Seaside’s famous promenade. Each unit is fully furnished with free wifi and onsite parking. Most of the units are pet friendly. The property is a 10 minutes…
Seriously Cool Goods by Oregon Coast Artist Seasons Kaz Sparks. Salty Raven offers hand screen printed premium ultra soft apparel for all ages (New Born-4X Adult), dishwasher and microwave safe art glassware and ceramic mugs, accessories, housewares, art prints, greeting cards,…
Explore the wild Pacific on seafaring excursions off the Oregon Coast. Gazing out on the Oregon Coast from an overlook along the cliffs near Shore Acres State Park or Cannon Beach can be thrilling. Experiencing it from out on the…
Learn how even more visitors are welcome on beaches, waterways and trails. The Oregon Coast invites relaxation and contemplation with its windswept beaches and craggy oceanside cliffs. Those who may want to enjoy the stunning scenery at a slower pace…
Seaside’s only full service bike shop Started in 1935, Prom Bike is one of Oregon’s oldest bike shops. Offering not only sales and service of bicycles but rentals as well.
Art gallery containing paintings, sculpture, prints, photography, glass, ceramics and jewelry.
Do some tax-free shopping at the beach with a wide variety of name brands, plus restaurants and wine shop. Open seven days per week.
A road trip for art lovers reveals maritime culture in sculptures, murals and more. In Lincoln City, a creature has been born. Named “Poppy,” this 24-foot-high stainless steel outdoor sculpture with antennae and four feet greets visitors on Highway 101…
Leave Oregon even better than you found it by volunteering on your visit. In 1967 Gov. Tom McCall helped to establish Oregon’s Beach Bill, ensuring public access to all 363 miles of the state’s coastline and beaches. This year, honor…
The Seaside Museum & Historical Society of Oregon is a non-profit educational institution that collects, preserves and interprets materials illustrative of the history of Seaside, Oregon’s first seaside resort and its surrounding area.
