About Seaside

Perched along the Pacific Ocean in the northwestern-most portion of Oregon, the city of Seaside is located 78 miles along Route 26 from Portland. Home to 6,000 residents, the town was first founded in 1806 when a group of men from the Lewis and Clark Expedition built a salt-making cairn. The Seaside Municipal Airport provides general aviation traffic. A local bus system provides inner-city transportation free of charge. As Oregon’s first seashore resort, Seaside remains a popular vacation and weekend destination for out-of-town guests, but residents of an apartment or home for rent in Seaside enjoy the city’s relaxed atmosphere and relatively affluent surroundings that make living simple and easy. Seaside hosts the annual Hood to Coast Relay as well as Seaside Three-Course Challenge, Dorchester Conference, and the Miss Oregon Pageant. A turnaround at the end of the city’s Broadway Avenue signifies the location where Lewis and Clark turned around to return east. Residents of a Seaside house or apartment rental can also enjoy the Seaside Aquarium, Discovery Center, Seaside Museum, Fun Center, and Oregon Coast Trail. The Seaside Golf Club, with the Necanicum River running through, is the area’s finest course. The Seaside Civic & Convention Center is busy year round with a bunch of community events, competitions, and visitors.

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