Seaside packs Oregon's wild coast into one beach town, famous for its seven-mile sandy shore and the lively Promenade on Broadway Street. Nine RV parks position you steps from the Lewis and Clark turnaround marker and clam-digging spots. Camp here to chase waves, fly kites, and launch day trips to Ecola State Park.
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Seaside buzzes as the end of the Oregon Trail at the Pacific, where Lewis and Clark planted their toes in the ocean. Families swarm the beach for sandcastle contests and the Famous Seaside Beach Volleyball Tournament each summer. Walk the wooden Promenade past candy shops and the turnaround statue, then feed seals at the Seaside Aquarium on the Necanicum River. Tide pools at the river mouth reveal starfish and crabs at low tide.
Nine RV parks anchor your stay near these gems. Thousand Trails Seaside fits groups with WiFi, showers, dump station, and rates from $26/night close to downtown. Circle Creek RV Park & Campground delivers 50-amp power, WiFi, showers, and dump station from $50/night for comfort seekers by the creek. Henry Rierson Spruce Run Campground draws pet owners and groups to its $20/night riverside sites along Spruce Run.
Seaside is known for its vast sandy beach and historic Promenade on Broadway Street. Explorers trace Lewis and Clark's path to the beach turnaround marker, while families join summer sandcastle contests and feed seals at the Seaside Aquarium. Tide pools along the Necanicum River add natural wonders just blocks from camp.
Find nine RV parks near Seaside at spots like Thousand Trails Seaside, Circle Creek RV Park & Campground, and Henry Rierson Spruce Run Campground. Thousand Trails offers WiFi and showers from $26/night near downtown, Circle Creek has 50-amp and dump station from $50/night by the creek, and Spruce Run suits pets at $20/night on the river.
Yes, Henry Rierson Spruce Run Campground explicitly allows pets on its group sites. This $20/night riverside park along the Necanicum River makes a top pick for dog owners exploring nearby beaches. Check individual park policies, as many others welcome leashed pets too.