Activities
You may wish to enjoy the solitude of Seaview, borrow our beach chairs and head for the ocean, or read a novel from a local bookstore. In preparation for your visit, we suggest the following information sources: The Visitors Bureau, Coast Explorer Magazine, Coastweekend Guide, our community radio and newspaper, this article in the Seattle Times. For a little local history, click here. Check road conditions at WA Road, OR Road, WA View and OR View. Get weather forecasts for Seaview, Seattle, or Portland.
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Attractions include theaters, Maritime Museum and Astoria Column. For river activity or conditions, check the Ship Report, Bar Pilots, Ships and NOAA. |
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| Ilwaco |
Enjoy the port, shopping, dining, Saturday market, Thursday evening art walk, North Head and Cape Disappointment lighthouses, Interpretive Center and museum. |
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| Dining |
Among our favorites, the following promote the use of local produce and resources. Reviews are indicated by (R). For more dining choices, click here. |
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42nd Street Cafe is very popular with locals and guests. Great breakfasts. With a wide range of seafood, a portion of Wednesday proceeds go to charity. |
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The Depot, a casual, fine dining destination. Supports the Women’s Resource Center (503.325.3426) and Humane Society. Features Wednesday Nite Hamburgers. |
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The Shelburne Inn, a local landmark, offers fine, casual dining in its famous restaurant and English style pub. Frequent live music. Call for details. |
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Long Beach Thai Cusine might be the best kept local culinary secret. The Mango Red Curry is superb. |
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Lost Roo has become a favorite with locals. Family friendly and great food. Wrap around porch allows outdoor seating. |
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OleBob’s Seafood Market and Galley is a family friendly place with great lunches at an affordable price. The harbor view is exceeded only by their fish and chips. |
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Long Beach Coffee Roasters supplies our coffee. A quiet place to relax. |
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