Seaside Resort in Seaside Oregon is our 7th stop on our travel journey. We didn't have to drive far from Long Beach RV Campground in Washington. Seaside Resort is in a great location close to a lot of attractions, adventures, shopping, however the resort is a little bit far from the ocean.
We arrived in Seaside RV Resort on October 25th 2020. The resort has two gates - The North and The South, but to check in we had to go to south gate. The resort have full hookups but the south side is only 30 amp and the north side are 50amp. So, after we checked in at the ranger station (she's really nice) we had to drive a block to turn around and out the south gate and into the north gate.
We drove around the campground looking for "The Site" but we didn't have much choice since it was a bit full. We pulled in to a site, parked, leveled, slides out, then when it's time hookup the water, we couldn't find the water source. We looked around, puzzled, why there's no water? anyway, we decided to move to the next available site which is a corner spot. I was happy because it's a better location. We later found out the water source for the spot we were in was under the tail end of our motorhome (new to us) that's why we couldn't see it.
We stayed in Seaside resort from October 25 until November 08 (Two weeks). We had a great time. Even though some of the amities are closed due to covid-19 we still got to enjoy our stay there. We played basketball and tennis. Went for a walk and rode our bikes around the parks. But the great thing about this park is so close to a lot of places to go see and do. Here are the list of places and activities we did while staying at Seaside Resort.
List of Places to see and do while in Seaside, Oregon
Fort Stevens State Park (14 miles from Seaside Resort)
Warrenton - for shopping in Costco, Fred Meyer, Walmart, etc. (11 miles)
Greetings From Seaside, Oregon (this can be seen downtown by Seaside Civic and Convention Center)
Seaside RV Resort (South Gate - main gate for checking-in)
Indoor Swimming Pool
Free roaming geese
Playground on North Side
Clubhouse and Office on the North side
an afternoon walk to the pond by the dog park
Pickle ball court, tennis court, basketball court
View from South Jetty Tower at Fort Stevens
by Lot D at Fort Stevens State Park
Alan was loving the sun and the sand at Fort Stevens
Wildlife viewing area at Fort Steven
Battery 245
Elk and lots of them just resting at Fort Stevens
The Wreck of Peter Iredale
The Aquarium by Seaside Promenade
Enjoying the sun and the sandy beach at Seaside, Oregon
On Halloween day at Seaside beach
End of Lewis and Clark Trail
Seaside, Oregon The End of Lewis and Clark Trail 1805-1806
Joel's enjoying his feet in the water and sand
Ecola State Park
Tillamook Lighthouse view from Ecola State Park
Alan's having a great time. Nice day at Ecola State Park
Indian Beach
Hug Point State Recreation site
Hug Point waterfall
The Astoria Column
Astoria Column was closed due to Covid-19 but was still a good trip up there.
Flavel House in Astoria
Sandy at Canon Beach with the view of Haystack Rock
Tolovana Park just next to Canon Beach. Alan just love playing in the sand
Neahkahnie Viewpoint a nice quick stop going to Tillamook
Myrtlewood Factory Outlet in Garibaldi Make sure to stop there and get a magazine (101 things do to in Oregon) The woman (I'm not sure if she's the owner) she was pretty nice and friendly
