Visit Seaside, Oregon

Visit Seaside, Oregon Contact information, map and directions, contact form, opening hours, services, ratings, photos, videos and announcements from Visit Seaside, Oregon, Tourist Information Center, 7 N. Roosevelt Drive, Seaside, OR.

Seaside is 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!

In summer, all roads lead to the beach... even certain relay races all the way from Mt. Hood. 🏁🌊📸 Jose Julian Araya     ...
08/28/2026

In summer, all roads lead to the beach... even certain relay races all the way from Mt. Hood. 🏁🌊
📸 Jose Julian Araya

08/26/2026

Whales sure have been active off Seaside this summer!

Through any lens, Seaside is looking good right about now. 😎
08/24/2026

Through any lens, Seaside is looking good right about now. 😎

Hiking Tillamook Head Trail through the years. The hike can’t officially begin until the pre-hike selfie is taken. 📸🥾📸 A...
08/21/2026

Hiking Tillamook Head Trail through the years. The hike can’t officially begin until the pre-hike selfie is taken. 📸🥾
📸 Alex Fraser

08/19/2026

Just a perfect day in Seaside.

The kids are alright. Adults gotta play too.📸 Harley Dree Hudson
08/17/2026

The kids are alright. Adults gotta play too.

📸 Harley Dree Hudson

08/14/2026

First lit in 1881 and decommissioned in 1957, Tillamook Rock Light still stands watching just a mile offshore between Seaside and Cannon Beach.

Beauty and the beach.📸 Ali Dubin
08/12/2026

Beauty and the beach.
📸 Ali Dubin

08/10/2026

New mural just dropped at 120 Oceanway in Seaside! 🎨

Created by Casey McEneny with assistance from Seaside High School student Kennadee Klumper, the mural project was managed by the Seaside Chamber of Commerce and funded by the City of Seaside using lodging taxes paid by overnight visitors, reinvesting tourism dollars into the community.

Each summer, schools of North Pacific albacore migrate within reach of the Oregon Coast, where Oregon fishermen harvest ...
08/07/2026

Each summer, schools of North Pacific albacore migrate within reach of the Oregon Coast, where Oregon fishermen harvest them using traditional troll gear, one fish at a time. This selective fishing method results in virtually no bycatch, making Oregon albacore one of the world’s most sustainable seafood choices.

Whether you’re enjoying fresh albacore at a local restaurant, grilling tuna loins at home, or opening a can or pouch of Oregon Albacore, you’re supporting local fishing families and one of Oregon’s most sustainable fisheries.

Our friends The Oregon Coast and Oregon Albacore Commission are currently promoting “10 Days of Tuna” and sharing surprising facts, delicious recipes, and real stories from the fishermen who bring this incredible fish to shore. Check them out!

📸 Bell Buoy

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7 N. Roosevelt Drive
Seaside, OR
97138

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