Pet Friendly Things To Do in Seaside, Oregon

A shady spot, just off of the highway and a few feet from the sandy ocean beach. Take a lunch break on your way north or south on Highway 101. Kick off your shoes and leave them in the car ... you?... More on GoingToTheBeach.com

There is a short trail to the beach. There is no day use fee. Dogs are allowed on the beach. They must be on a six foot or less leash at all times and people are required to clean up after their pe... More on DogFriendly.com

Great part of the Oregon coast. More on GeckoGo

Seaside lies at the end of the Lewis & Clark trail, where the two explorers finally reached the Pacific Oce... More on igougo

Head 15 miles south of Seaside on Hwy 101, and you will come to Oswald West State Park. Park on the left side of the highway and ... More on igougo

After a long day of shopping in Cannon Beach?s boutiques, head for the heart of the city: Tolovana Wayside. Just a few steps down from the parking lot, you?re on the beach with a spectacular view of Haystack Rock. A short walk down ... More on GoingToTheBeach.com

Stroll down Seaside’s historic ocean front Promenade, a 1.8 miles stretch past beautiful motel fronts and charming beach cottages. Reconstructed in the 1920s, this Seaside centerpiece Broadway’s en... More on Oceanviewresort.com

Seaside's 1. 5-mile oceanfront promenade and its famous automobile turnaround at the beach are among Oregon's most famous landmarks. Dating from the 1920s, the Prom is the perfect place for a morn... More on Seasideor.com

The ocean is a just a short walk from Del Rey?s quiet, secluded parking area. If ever there was a place to play, fly a kite, build a sandcastle or picnic, this is it. The sunsets can be spectacular, too. - Vital statsThere is no fee ... More on GoingToTheBeach.com

Fort Stevens State Park is Oregon's largest campground and one of its loveliest parks. More on Astoria-usa.com

The Seaside Aquarium has been a top family attraction in Oregon ever since it opened its doors in 1937. Ki...

'Seaside Aquarium' is a privately owned aquarium in Seaside, Oregon, United States. It is one of the oldest... More on Wikipedia

The reserve is for all the wildlife and birds here and it provides a winter habitat and supplemental feeding area for the Roosevelt elk, which are most visible from November through April. The largest viewing area is at the headquarters, ... More on DogFriendly.com

One of Oregon's oldest state parks, Os West covers nearly 2,500 wild acres offering a wide range of recreational activities. Camping here offers relief from the RV parking lot phenomenon. Campers w... More on LLBean.com

30 sites; 30 tent. Bath: no showers. Walk-in sites. More on AAA.com