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12th-September 26th Seaside RV Park
(Leisure Time, ROD, RPI)
2007 1703 12th Ave
Seaside, Oregon 97138 (503)738-5292
July 28- Aug 11, 2010

June 23 -July 7 2010 
Our space #162 Sept. 2007

Rv spaces north side
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Here it is 2010 and this park has changed,
since they no longer have work campers, employees only, the
ones they hire seem not to like their job. Some are
very augmentative, others seem to not care. One
example when I asked the housekeeper person who looks after
the pool area if they could raise the temperature about 2
degrees so that it was warmer in the mornings she gave a
very loud why the manager would not allow her to do it.
She came across like she did not care, she went on to say
how busy she is doing everything from mopping to pool
bathrooms etc. She says she does not have enough hours
in the day to complete her work. Then we go to
the spa which by the way she has just told us it was checked
and it looked bad due to high usage Saturday night.
Susan turned on the jets and oh my, there was looked like
vomit coming to the top, I know what you are thinking didn't
she just say she checked it? The pool is closed
everyday from 1-2 for cleaning so why is she putting cold
water in the pool in the morning? Susan & I both
looked at each other and went what the ....is going on with
this park all of a sudden. Is it us? Guess not
just talked with several people and they too have the what
is happening here.
When going to breakfast on
Saturday, usually you have a great meal a little pricy but
you don't have to drive and the food is good however there
again the cook was telling us that we could not get hash
browns due to the fact so many people ordered pancakes, now
think about this if you can't get hash browns because the
grill is full of pancakes, then what are you going to order
since hash browns cannot fit on the grill due to the
pancakes, does any of this make since, several of us looked
at each other and said "WHAT" Maybe everyone was
having a bad weekend but they should not take it out on the
RV'ers.
The park is still well maintained and
the people at the gate are wonderful, some of the ground
crew are friendly but the ones you do see almost everyday
such as housekeeping act like they do not want you here. |
This park is located right off of Hwy 101 south turning on 12th East
about 4 blocks, 8 blocks from the ocean and tourist attractions,
about hour southwest from Astoria. Has large back-in sites, 50 amps
full hook ups on North side of park and 30 amps on South side
altogether their are 221 sites. When you enter the park you
are meet by the Ranger (don't know if they really are or just called
that) and they are extremely friendly and helpful. The first site
was WOW, this looks great, you can choose which side of the park you
want to be in, the north side has the enclosed pool and spa along
with the small clubhouse and cafe, where they serve breakfast from
Fri-Sun, very good food, also have a bar-b-que on Saturdays until
the end of season, which is around September 24th. They
have 70 acres of forest that adjoin thousands of acres. The
management takes pride in this park you can see it wherever you go
and everyone is helpful and friendly, I know you will enjoy your
stay here, the park was full under ROD and AOR so we came in under
RPI, the cost of $8 was worth it. Love this park
Things to do while in Seaside. you can walk down the main street of
Seaside and find a lot of different stores, from original candies,
beach items, and toys including fun time riding the bumper cars,
carousel, video game center and more, with many different types of
restaurants, the Pigs in Blanket have over 35 kinds of pancakes and
breakfast items. This town is lovely to walk around in, there is
also a Safeway within a few blocks of the parks as well as an outlet
center. So bring your pocketbook or better yet leave it behind and
put on your walking shoes. The Main street is one way, we parked at
the beginning of the town and walked to the end where you will find
Lewis & Clark statue End of the Trail 1805-1806. It is a town
not to be missed.

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****Parks we would stay
in again, large pull through, full hook ups, well maintained, activities, 50/30 amps
***Parks
we would stay but do not have activities full hook ups/30 amps
**Parks
that do not have pull-through (back in only),30 amps, traffic noise,
railroad noise
(since Mike retired from the railroad this is the number one thing
we do not need to hear )
*Would
absolutely not go back |
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