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Since we have been staying at our Resort parks, there are many, I have added a page where you can pick the park you want to see All RV Parks   
****September 12th-September 26th 2007

LTR-Seaside RV Park (RPI)
1703 12th Ave
Seaside, Oregon 97138  (503)738-5292

 

Our space #162, Tennis Court, North Side of park

 rv spaces north side


Clubhouse, Sand Dollar Cafe, with Indoor heated pool and spa

Clubhouse

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 1hour 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.


 

 
****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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