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The essence of Seaside, Oregon... kid friendly restaurants! |
But if you are a retired person and don't want wigglers next to you, a no minors allowed section greets you and a bartender with serve you a cold beer from a very large selection of beers on tap. It seems almost impossible but this restaurant has figured out how to keep every age group and life style happy.
So Seaside has the total package for children of all ages. I loved shopping at boutiques for clothes. The streets are filled with senior citizens enjoying the Seaside atmosphere. Parents can ride bumper cars with children, play at the arcade, rent wheels for the beach, visit the aquarium or simply sit on the beach and enjoy the wonders of that beautiful Pacific Ocean. Kite flying is possible everyday of the year and kite shops sell every type of kite imaginable. The list goes on and on. There is even a carousel inside a small shopping mall. The souvenir shops do not over shadow all the other business yet they are available for those that want to take home a trinket or two.
Links for Best of Seaside area:
- Restaurant: Dundee Bar and Grill Prices are right and families are welcome.
- Timeshare: Worldmark by Wyndham
- New Inn: Inn at the Prom by Seaside Lodging
- Drive: North to Gearheart and Fort Clatsop National Memorial
- Shopping: Seaside and Cannon Beach
- Iconic image: Haystack Rock on Cannon Beach
- Small Boutique in Seaside: B Boutiques (beautiful clothes you won't see at Macy's)
- Golf Course: Gearhart Golf Links (this authentic links style golf course has been located just off the beach in Gearhart since 1892)
- Kites: Above All Kites
- Wheels: Wheel Fun Rentals
- (an added thought!) Romancing the Home located at the Gearhart exit. This small business features an eclectic mixture of decorating objects both very old and very new. I scored a West Elm decorative pot for $19.00. It was the only thing I purchased on this get away.
More information is available through sites put up for the Chamber of Commence and tourism websites for the State of Oregon. I think this location just might be a dream come true for grandparents and families traveling to the state. Keep it in mind!
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