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Skimboarding

Today might just be the day for “the perfect wave.” If you are a skimboarder, then every day has that potential.

Skimming is similar to surfing

Skimboarding is like surfing in that you balance on a board using waves for performance thrills, but that’s about the extent of similarities. Skimboards are smaller and rounder than a surfboard. When surfing, the waves give you momentum toward the shoreline. When skimboarding, you build momentum by gliding across breaking waves along the shoreline.

There are two types of skimboarding, and Seabrook has venues for both: the ocean year-round (for wave skimboarding), and an inland pool during summertime (for flatland skimboarding).

Everything you need

Everything you need to begin (or practice your tricks) skimming is available at Basecamp, even lessons. Lesson packages include skimboard (for size and skill level), wetsuit or neoprene pants, booties, gloves, and a hydrating drink.

If you think you might be interested, here are two short, introduction YouTube videos from two world champion skimboarders:

How to Skimboard with World Champion Skimboarder, Austin Keen: Hand Position, Board Drop, Approach

How to Skimboard with 3x World Champion Blair Conklin: Perfecting the Basics

“You’re going to run at a speed in which you want to fall.” – Blair Conklin, 3x World Champion Skimboarder

Be safe and catch that perfect wave!

10 FACTS TO SHARE

  • Skimboarding was invented in the late 1920s by two lifeguards from Laguna Beach.
  • A skimboard is often described as, “much like a surfboard, but smaller and without fins.”
  • The first skimboards were round and made of redwood. Now most skimboards are pointed at the nose, have a slight curve at the tail, and are made of high-tech. materials.
  • In 1980, Tex Haines and Peter Prietto, from Victoria Skimboards, introduced the first foam core skimboards covered in fiberglass and resin. Today, skimboards are high-tech. made from carbon fiber, fiberglass, and composite materials for buoyancy, lightness, and durability.
  • Since 1976, Victoria Skimboards has hosted the VIC World Championships at Aliso Beach Park in Laguna Beach, California.
  • In 2019, Victoria Skimboards expanded their contest to include an east coast venue: Dewey Beach in Delaware.
  • 43rd Annual (2019) VIC World Championship men’s champion is Lucas Fink and women’s is Sophia Nguyen.
  • August 15th and 16th, 2020 marks the 44th Annual VIC World Championships at Aliso Beach. The single oldest and most prestigious contest in the world.
  • Championships use a scoring range of 1 to 10. Scores are based on completion, difficulty, size of the wave, length of ride, variety of maneuvers, and style and control  – otherwise known as: “The skimboarder who completes the most radical, controlled maneuvers in the most critical section of the biggest or best wave for the longest functional distance, shall be deemed the winner.”
  • If a skimboarder fails to complete a maneuver, with the slightest of incompletion, then they receive a score of no more than 5 − even for the gnarliest attempts.

Sources: Summaries of numerous corroborative websites.

READ MORE ON OUR SKIMBOARDING BLOG

SeaWorthy Home

SeaWorthy Home on Market Street is a treasure to visit and explore. Owned by sourcer and designer, Lisa McElliott, and her husband Steve, you’ll find most homes at Seabrook reveal a touch of Lisa and SeaWorthy.

Closed Thanksgiving Day.

From lamps to jewelry, scarves to scented soaps, and candles to distressed colorful pieces of furniture, SeaWorthy Home has something you’ll love for your home.

SeaWorthy Home is in the business of sourcing and selling delightful and unexpected home goods to outfit your coastal cottage, even if it is in the city.

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Whale Watching

Gray whales, Blue whales, Sperm whales, Orcas, and Humpbacks all live along the Pacific coast. Migration of the Gray whale happens each year – twice!  These spectacular creatures travel in small pods north to their feeding grounds of Alaska then return south to the warm breeding lagoons of Baja California, Mexico. During their journey of over 5,000 miles, Gray whales can be spotted about a mile off Seabrook’s beach and other Washington coast beaches.

Here Are Some of the Basics for Whale Watching

The Gray whale can be up to 50 feet in length and weigh 80,000 pounds, which makes them easy to spot from the shoreline, an oceanside Seabrook rental home, or a Seabrook townhome in the town center (with binoculars, spotting scope, or telescope if necessary). You may first notice spray because Gray whales spout a jet of vapor when they surface. This misty spray can fountain up to 12 feet in the air. It looks like water, but it is really compressed air expelled from the whale’s lungs.

There are also many public beaches and state parks via SR 109 to watch for whales from Copalis Beach to Pacific Beach State Park up to Destruction Island Viewpoint (about a mile south of Ruby Beach, which is 68 miles from Seabrook). The Whale Trail is a great resource for whale watching along the Pacific coast.

Whale watching is just one of many wildlife outings you can experience in the Olympic National Park.

If you’re interested in culture, history, and whale exhibits, check out the Westport Maritime Museum in Westport just 50 miles from Seabrook. Also, Ocean Sportsfishing Charters in Westport offers whale watching tours, plus all types of fishing charters.

Before watching for whales from the shoreline, check the tide tables at Tides and Currents NOAA, Point Grenville, WA.

The best time to watch whales on the Washington coast is the beginning of March through May during their migration north to the feeding waters of Alaska, the Bering Sea and Chukchi Sea.

Gray whale migration

Gray whale migration

10 FACTS TO SHARE

  • Orcas (Killer whales) are alpha predators (or apex predators), which means they are at the top of their food chain and have zero natural predators. Other alpha predators include tigers, lions, and Great White sharks.
  • At 13 to 20 feet, Beluga whales are one of the smallest species of whales, and there are more than 80 whale species.
  • Unlike Gray whales who swim in small groups (pods), Blue whales travel alone or in pairs.
  • Blue whales are one of the loudest animals on earth and can hear each other up to 1,000 miles away.
  • Gray whales live between 50 and 70 years.
  • A baby Gray whale can consume as much as 80 gallons of milk per day.
  • Early ancestors of the Gray whale existed over 30 million years ago.
  • It is estimated that there are now over 22,000 Gray whales! In the early 1900’s, they were considered close to extinction.
  • Today, Gray whales are protected by international law, and their numbers have grown. In 1994, the Gray whale was removed from the United States endangered species list.
  • Whale watching is so big in South Africa that the town of Hermanus has a designated “whale crier” to blow a horn that alerts people whenever a whale is spotted.

Sources: Summaries of numerous corroborative websites.

Olympic Peninsula Loop

The Olympic Peninsula Loop is a spectacular way to see the natural beauty and wildlife of Washington State. This scenic drive, which defines the perimeter of the Olympic National Park, is over 300 miles of mountains, rainforests, wildlife, waterfalls, and viewpoints to explore from start to finish.

Seabrook is the perfect coastal retreat location on the Washington Coast before heading out on the loop! Browse more than 270 vacation rental homes available year-round from quaint cabins to 4+ bedroom oceanfront homes, a great alternative to an Airbnb where you have access to all of Seabrook’s town amenities. You can spend time resting and recuperating or you can find adventure all around Seabrook, too, with the wide open beaches, mountain biking and hiking trails, and all sorts of town amenities to stay active including an indoor swimming pool and fitness center. You also don’t have to leave your four-legged adventure buddy behind when you stay in Seabrook with more than 170 dog friendly rentals available!

You can catch the loop at Highway 101 in Hoquiam for a daytrip from Seabrook or begin at Highway 101 in Olympia and head north around the loop or west to experience a slice of the loop. However you choose to do the Olympic Peninsula Loop, following are some of standout things to see within a trip to and/or from Seabrook:

Hurricane Ridge Image By Brewing Cats Photography

Breathtaking Viewpoints

Hurricane Ridge, Olympic Mountains and ‘hidden’ Mount Olympus in Olympic National Park, approximately 3 hours and 36 minutes from Seabrook.

Olympic National Park Visitor Center, approximately 3 hours and 4 minutes from Seabrook.

Point of Arches (National Natural Landmark) on Shi Shi Beach in Olympic National Park, approximately3 hours and 24 minutes from Seabrook.

Viewing Scenery Olympic National Forest, approximately 2 hours and 9 minutes from Seabrook.

Elk Image By Cora Leach Photography

Abundant Wildlife

Grays Harbor National Wildlife Refuge, approximately 36 minutes from Seabrook.

Grays Harbor Shorebird and Nature Festival, approximately 36 minutes from Seabrook.

Great Washington State Birding Trail, varied times depending on your destination. Up to approximately 5 hours and 21 minutes from Seabrook.

Wildlife Viewing Olympic National Forest, varied times depending on your destinations. Up to 4+ hours from Seabrook.

Wildlife Viewing Olympic National Park, varied times, depending on your destinations.

Hoh Rainforest Image By George Eiermann Photography

Flourishing Rainforests

Hoh Rain Forest, Queets Rain Forest, Quinault Rain Forest, varied times, depending on your destinations. Up to 2 hours and 10 mins from Seabrook.

Quinault Rainforest Nature Trail, approximately 45 minutes from Seabrook.

Olympic National Park Waterfall Image By Ryan Mildrad Photography

Stunning Waterfalls

6 Enchanting Waterfalls Around Olympic National Park, varied times, depending on your destinations.

Olympic Peninsula Waterfall Trail, varied times, depending on your destinations.

Waterfalls on the Olympic Peninsula Loop, varied times, depending on your destinations.

Olympic Peninsula Loop map

Olympic Peninsula Loop
 
 

MAKE IT A DAY TRIP

With Seabrook as your adventure launching pad, check out these same-day trips you can take to experience some of the grandest highlights of the Olympic Peninsula. First time in the area or need help planning? Seabrook Hospitality’s Concierge Services is there to help! From helping you put together an itinerary to dozens of services to make a visit to Seabrook more comfortable, concierge services is there every step of the way.

Headed Northeast

What You Can See On A 30-45 Minute Drive From Seabrook 

What You Can See On A 1-1.5 Hour Drive From Seabrook 

‘Treasure’ from around the world!  Since 1976 the beachcombing museum has built up its exhibits until today where tons of items have been collected off of beaches both local and distant and put on display. 

What You Can See On A 2-3 Hour Drive From Seabrook 

Lake Crescent  At an official maximum depth of 624 feet (190 m) it is officially the second deepest lake in Washington (after Lake Chelan) The lake was formed when glaciers carved out deep valleys during the last Ice Age. Initially, the Lake Crescent valley drained into the Indian Creek valley and then into Elwha River. 

Need A Place To Rest Up Before Adventuring?

Whether you are looking for even more outdoor adventuring in and around town or a place to unwind and reenergize for the next day’s plans, Seabrook offers more than 270 vacation rentals that are open year-round. Pick a cozy cabin that borders the hiking trails, a townhome with an ocean view, a dog-friendly rental, a home with a fireplace or a home with a private hot tub to make the most of your getaway.

 

10 FACTS TO SHARE

  • President Franklin Roosevelt designated the Olympic National Park a national park on June 29, 1938.
  • Olympic National Park covers almost one million acres of land (922,650 acres). There are 611 miles of trails, over 3,000 miles of rivers and streams, and more than 650 archaeological sites.
  • Olympic National Park became an International Biosphere Reserve in 1976 and designated a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 1981.
  • Olympic National Park was almost named Elk National Park due to the importance of saving the  Roosevelt elk, named in honor of President Theodore Roosevelt, who created the Mount Olympus National Monument in 1909 to protect the elk from being overhunted and wiped out. By the time the park was named in 1938, the elk population had recovered.
  • The Olympic Mountains formed over 30 million years ago. Mount Olympus is the highest point, standing 7,965 feet in the center of Olympic National Park.
  • Ruby Beach along the Olympic National Park coastline is called Ruby Beach because of the ruby-like crystals in the beach sand.
  • The Quinault Rainforest is in a valley called the “Valley of the Rain Forest Giants” because of the record-sized trees there.
  • Hurricane Ridge, a popular spot year-round in Olympic National Park, earns its name from winds 70 mph and higher whipping through.
  • The Elwha River was used for hydropower to supply power to local milling operations, but now runs free due to The Elwha River Ecosystem and Fisheries Restoration Act passed in 1992.
  • Coast guard stations were established on the beaches of the Olympic Peninsula during World War II because of its highly vulnerable location at the northern tip of the United States.

Sources: Summaries of numerous corroborative websites.

Red Cedar Outfitters

Surf shop and outdoor lifestyle store. Red Cedar Outfitters is your source for quality clothing brands like Patagonia, prAna, Lost, Carve Designs, and more! They offer boards, wetsuits, swimwear, beachwear, warm layers, rain jackets, boots, sunglasses, and everything you need to enjoy the water and the outdoors as comfortably as possible here in the Pacific Northwest!

Business Hours

Sunday-Thursday: 10:00 AM to 5:00 PM

Friday-Saturday: 10:00 AM to 6:00 PM

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Hikes in Seabrook

Getting in nature and hiking the fresh outdoors any time of year is something amazing. Here in Washington State, and Seabrook in particular, hiking is an experience like none other – shimmering sunrays, lush vegetation, budding flowers, green grass, and fresh pathways. Whatever draws you to the open air, you’ll find “it” walking and hiking here.

Seabrook Trails

Elk Creek Trail

Elk Creek Trail In Seabrook

Venture down the Elk Creek Trail accessible from the Hidden Coast Scenic Byway and through the Elk Creek neighborhood and view the windswept trees mainly comprised of spruce and hemlock all throughout the conservation area. The best part about this trail? You’ll wind up at the beach!

Gnome Trail In Seabrook

Gnome Trail

Take a whimsical walk down the Gnome Trail and see what you can spot! Just go past the Old Stump in the Mill District or come from the bottom through the South of Market neighborhood or from the Hidden Coast Scenic Byway. Did you know you can build your own gnome house to add to the trail, too?

North Glen Hiking Trail

Try out one of the many access points of the North Glen hiking trail and meander through varying forest terrain for a shorter or longer distance, depending on your preference. This newer trail winds seamlessly through the forest, ending at the North Glen neighborhood with pathways leading to the beach access staircase.

Townside Hiking Trail

For a quick dip into the forest, the Townside Hiking Trail is another one with varying terrain with paths leading back into town at several points. Whether you begin in the Madison, Alderwood, or Mill District, these trails make for a quick and refreshing hike. 

 Alderwood Hiking Trail

The Alderwood hiking trail winds through one of the dense forests between the beautiful Seabrook neighborhoods. The trail slops gently downward with several pathway options to drop off into neighborhoods if you want to take a shortcut or take part in a shorter hike. Be on the lookout at trail crossings with possible mountain bikers.

Seabrook’s Trail Map

For more information on nearby hiking trails, from Aberdeen to the Olympic National Park, check out our Seabrook Area Hiking page. Visit TrailForks.com for even more hiking options connected to Seabrook. Happy hiking!

Seabrook Goods & Apparel

Seabrook Goods & Apparel (formerly Tides by Seabrook) is Seabrook’s flagship logowear retailer. Located on Market Street, between the Fresh Foods Market and Joie Des Livres bookstore, Seabrook merchandise is updated seasonally to outfit the entire family.

Seabrook Goods & Apparel carries a wide range of resort and outerwear brands, along with high-quality hard goods, to highlight the classic Seabrook experience.

The Seabrook Goods & Apparel team is ready to assist you with any Seabrook logowear needs! Drop by the store at any point throughout your stay or email our manager directly at goodsandapparel@seabrookwa.com. We are happy to ship Seabrook merchandise at any point throughout the year!

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Beach Day With Your Pup

In Seabrook, we have seen many dogs experience their unforgettable first time at the beach! From jumping in the surf to sprinting up and down the shoreline to play fetch with a piece of treasured driftwood they found, the beach is a dog’s paradise.

What To Bring

Your dog may love splashing around in the ocean or along the freshwater outlets, but it’s a good idea to bring along plenty of fresh water and a dish for them to use, along with plenty of dog towels for cleanup after beach play. Depending on your dog’s eating regimen, some snacks or food will be appreciated by your pup! And of course, don’t forget to bring along some bags to clean up after your pet.

Their Favorite Toy For Fetch

Something about the beach brings out the playful side in all of us and especially in our four-legged friends. Bring along their favorite Frisbee or ball for hours of beach time exercise and fun.

No Leash Required

Though leashes are required throughout the town center and neighborhoods in Seabrook, once dogs hit the beach they can dart, prance, waddle, glide, sniff, and burrow free range – while obeying the human, of course.

Rinse Off The Sand 

Some dog breeds have extra sensitive skin and the fine sand granules might cause irritation if the sand sits too long in their fur. If this might be your dog, you can rinse off your dog at The Salty Dog (and pick up some special treats, too!) or use what is provided at your vacation rental home. Please see The Salty Dog’s website for pricing on dog wash use.

Pay Attention To The Weather

During the summer months, always make sure to feel the dry sand to see if it’s a suitable temperature for sensitive paws. Seek out shade for your dog on exceptionally warm days and make sure they have had plenty of water.

We can’t wait to see your dog running free on the beach!

Fetch On The Beach In Seabrook

Storm Watching

It’s funny how a good storm can stir up feelings of excitement and new beginnings.

With no land masses between the Washington coast and Japan, storm fronts rolling in from the west have 3,000 miles of open ocean to build into spectacular events.

That’s why storm watching is one of the most exhilarating and rewarding winter activities to enjoy while at Seabrook. Typically, the best time to enjoy winter storms is from December through March – and boy does Mother Nature deliver quite a show!

THE PERFECT SETTING

The unique geography of the Seabrook coastline provides many oceanfront homes with some of the best storm watching panoramas on the coast. Some of which can be enjoyed right from the comfort of your living room sofa while sipping on freshly brewed coffee in front of a cozy fireplace.

Open a window and fall into a state of relaxation with the rhythmic sounds of the rain combined with the lapping of ocean waves in the distance providing the perfect background for a quick nap or to get lost in your favorite book.

RECONNECT WITH NATURE

Because it’s rainy and windy, you feel good about taking a break from your to-do list and taking time to reconnect with nature.

Take a deep breath of ocean air or enjoy the rain in your home’s private hot tub. Surrender to nature and feel the unique combination of the cool rain falling on your skin with the warmth of the jetted tub.

Storm watching offers you a glimpse and appreciation for the power of mother nature. Putting life into perspective on many levels.

The energy of a storm can make you feel a sense of optimism for a fresh start after the storm passes.

Storm Watching In Seabrook

QUICK TIPS FOR STORM WATCHING AT THE BEACH

Experiencing coastal storms firsthand is an exhilarating and unique experience. If you plan on going outside to enjoy the view, make sure to dress for the weather, wearing an insulated raincoat (with pockets to safely store your phone or other devices) and rainboots. Seabrook has breathtaking vantage points along the bluff to take in the sprawling coastline. The Pacific Glen promenade, Overlook Park, Northwest Glen archway, and West Hill Park are just a few spots to check out the waves.

Pay attention to signage posted, there will be red flags noting dangerous conditions on the beach when it not safe to enter. If you are on the beach to storm watch under safe conditions, make sure to always face the ocean, do not go in or near the water (sneaker waves are possible along all coastlines), and do not go near driftwood or other items that can potentially be moved.

RELAX AND STORM WATCH IN SEABROOK

Whether you decide to hunker down in your oceanfront home or bundle up and join the seabirds to dance in the wind, you’re sure to enjoy an awe-inspiring experience that invigorates your mind, body and soul while storm watching at Seabrook.

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Koko's Restaurant and Tequila Bar

Grab a bite beginning at 11:00 AM on weekdays or at 9:00 AM on weekends from Koko’s!

Koko’s Restaurant & Tequila Bar offers the best homemade, modern Latin cuisine. They have curated a thoughtful menu including small bites, amazing cocktails, and main dishes that represent the best of Latin culture.

The owners and their team pride themselves knowing that they make the freshest, finest made-from-scratch foods. Each dish is made fresh-to-order, from fresh ingredients. Online table reservations are now available for parties of 6 or less! Reserve Table. Please call Koko’s for larger parties.

Good food and breathtaking views in the Pacific Northwest

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Koko's experience
Koko's Location In Seabrook

Beachcombing At Seabrook

Beachcombing is a fun year-round activity at Seabrook and at nearby beaches, often with exceptionally great finds during the fall and winter months.

Many avid beachcombers find peace and comfort in this outdoor activity for a lot of reasons.

Beachcombing is an active hobby that involves searching beaches for shells, sea glass, rocks, fossils, and other collectables that wash ashore. For many, it’s fun to get outside, explore new beaches, and reconnect with nature; to which beachcombing checks all the boxes.

If you think beachcombing sounds fun, and you want to give it a try on your next stay at Seabrook, here are some general guidelines and ideas to make the most of your outing!

TREASURES ARE PLENTIFUL

Though beachcombing is fun any time of the year, many agree that the colder months are the best time to go scouring the beaches for treasures. 

Why?

The heavier waves the coast gets during the colder months stir up the surf and drops a fortune of unique treasures on to the beach. The best time to go beachcombing is after a storm when the tides are low so the beach is exposed and you can find more treasures.

This authentic glass float was found right on Seabrook’s beach!

Authentic Glass Float On Seabrook's Beach

WHAT TO BRING

Just because it’s the beach does not mean there will be any shortage of sharp surfaces and potentially harmful objects. Make sure you bring shoes with grip to ensure you’ll keep your footing and won’t hurt yourself. You’re also going to want to bring layers of clothes – several long-sleeved shirts, extra pairs of long pants, lots of socks, gloves, scarf, all-weather shoes, and warm hat.

In addition, you’re going to want to be have everything you’ll need on your excursion, such as a tote bag for your treasures and gardening gloves for raking through shell. Finally, while you’re searching for treasures you’re most likely to come upon some trash. Please bring a plastic bag along to pick up trash and help preserve our planet’s beaches. If you simply pick up whatever garbage you find, you’ll be leaving the beach more beautiful and safe then it was when you got there.

RULES TO REMEMBER

#1 – Be respectful of marine life. Do not kill or take any live animals, including starfish, crabs, fish, etc. But, if it’s already dead than go ahead.

#2 – If you are going to take something, make sure the object isn’t somebody’s home. You’d be surprised at what little crabs like to make their houses out of.

#3 – Use Caution! Be aware of the weather, tide schedules, slippery surfaces, wildlife, etc.

BEACHCOMBING AT SEABROOK

In Seabrook, you have miles of sand to search for special treasures along your path.

You never know what you’ll find washed ashore on the Seabrook coastline. Whether mesmerizing sea glass, petrified wood, or even a funny-looking sea creature, each find will be sure to have your mind wandering as you think about the long path it travelled to arrive there.

Beachcombing is a great way to unwind, clear your head, reconnect with the earth, and explore nature.

COPALIS BEACH
Copalis Beach is right below Seabrook

Known as “Washington’s Best Kept Secret,” Pacific Beach is home to Copalis Beach (and Seabrook), which is the country’s only FAA-designated beach airport. However, Copalis Beach is better known for its long stretches of sandy beaches, making it a great beachcombing destination. If you’re looking for the famed Japanese glass floats, this area is going to be your best bet.

WHERE ELSE TO GO BEACHCOMBING

There are countless spots along the Washington coast to go beachcombing, but some of the best spots are right here in Seabrook’s back yard.

RIALTO BEACH
Rialto Beach on the Washington Coast

Rialto Beach is famous for both its offshore sea stacks and phenomenal beach combing. The beach is covered with rock beds of gray basalt and diverse quartz and jasper collections, like orbicular jasper, which stands out with its red orbs on a black background.

KALALOCH BEACH
Kalaloch Beach on the Washington Coast

Kalaloch Beach is acclaimed for its lodge, sunset and storm watching, and the famed Kalaloch Tree Root Cave. But it’s also a great spot for driftwood. There are countless artful, weatherworn pieces scattered across the gorgeous stretch of sand. While you’re here, you can also look through the tide pools filled with all kinds of marine life.

Have you booked your beachcombing getaway yet?

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The Stowaway Wine Bar

Open daily at noon, enjoy the delicious wine and small bites from The Stowaway on Market Street.

The Stowaway Wine Bar is a husband-wife owned wine bar that focuses on selling and serving the gems of West Coast New World wines (Washington, Oregon, and California goodness).

They offer wines by the glass, wine tastings, wine flights, and even beers on tap. Their charcuterie and bites boards feature a selection of cured meats, tasty cheeses, dried fruits, Marcona Almonds, fruit, pickles, and other accompaniments, served with crackers and sliced baguettes.

Their team is delightful, knowledgeable, and happy to set you up for a wonderful wine experience.

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Surf Bigger Waves

Cold, Wet, Stoked!

While the sport of surfing is most often associated with Hawaii or Southern California, cold-weather surfing is growing in popularity along the Washington Coast.

Winter surfing in the Pacific Ocean

Cold-weather surfing is gaining popularity

Surfing in the Pacific Ocean in the middle of winter might sound like a crazy idea, but if you seek adventure and jump at the opportunity to try new things, then squeeze into your wetsuit and wax your surf boards because it’s time to catch some waves!

Seabrook is the perfect home base as you seek out various breaks along the Washington Coast.

WHERE TO GO

Seabrook’s Beach

Seabrook’s beach is the best beach for those first starting out surfing! It’s a featureless beach break without any obstacles to run into, along with a sand spit that extends several dozen yards out into the surf, making it easy to stand-up and re-center if conditions are less than ideal while learning.

The best conditions to surf during the colder months tend to be in the early mornings with calmer conditions, says Buck Giles, owner of Buck’s Northwest in Seabrook (please note Buck’s Northwest is now closed).

For more seasoned surfers, going farther out beyond the wave breaks is sometimes necessary to get the most desired waves.

Surfing up and down the coast near Seabrook is notorious for wildlife sightings, too! From all kinds of birds to harbor seals, crab, and even black dolphins on occasion.

Experience All Kinds Of Land & Water Wildlife While Surfing

Nearby Surf Spots

During a typical winter, relentless storms pound the Washington Coast with huge swells, torrential rains, and cross-winds causing many a Washington surfer to seek solace in the wind shadow of the Olympic Mountains and the shoreline bluffs.

On the coast, there are a few sheltered wind spots, and one of them is the closest thing in Washington State to “Surf City.” Westport, a harbor town that guards the south entrance to Grays Harbor, is considered Washington’s surfing capital. Here, in the shelter of the jetty entrance, surfers are able to enjoy clean swells manicured by S winds that whip the place into offshore perfection.

On the Northside of Grays Harbor inlet is the seaside town of Ocean Shores. The jetty at the north entrance of Grays harbor creates a rare S wind block and provides a nice wind shadow for surfers to enjoy some spray.

The true hidden treasure of the Washington Coast is Point Grenville, located 7-miles north of Seabrook. Back in the 1960s, Grenville was Washington’s version of Malibu. Point Grenville is on the Quinault Indian Nation reservation and is not currently open. An anomaly on the otherwise pointless coast, Point Grenville interrupts the relentless NW winds and creates an eddy of atmospheric tranquility.

WHAT TO WEAR

The cold water turns out to be a non-issue thanks to wet suit technology. Just make sure you have the essentials.

A Good Hooded Wetsuit

A hooded wet suit is the foundation of your winter surfing gear. Something in the 5/4 thickness should do you well.

Booties

You want a round toe boot to keep all your toes together, which keeps them warmer longer.

Gloves/Mittens

Gloves are great for water temps in the low 50s and upper 40s. Once things start creeping lower than that you want some mittens, for the exact reasons you want round toe boots.

MAKE SEABROOK YOUR HOME BASE

The uniqueness of winter surfing, remote beaches, a patchwork of reservations and private land, and hidden gems make cold-water surfing in the Pacific Northwest an experience like no other. In fact, many surfers like the cool weather and water because it means fewer crowds.

As the surfers say “if this were a little warmer, it’d be Malibu.”

Make Seabrook your surf-seeking home base as you travel along the Washington Coast to places like Point Grenville and Westport.

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Vista Bakeshop

Stop by between 7:00 AM to 3:00 PM daily to check out the new menu items and the fresh, updated space on Meriweather Street!

Enjoy an assortment of fresh and exciting baked goods made daily, a full coffee bar with coffee provided by Fulcrum Coffee Roasters, plus teas. Grace and her team are known for their mini pies, cruffins (an amazing combination of a croissant and a muffin!), cookies, and cinnamon rolls.

Learn more about the new owners on our stories: Seabrook Welcomes Vista Bakeshop To Town Center

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Steelhead River Fishing

As salmon fishing wraps up towards the end of November, it’s time for good memories and good catches during wintertime on the coast with steelhead fishing! Seabrook is just a short drive away from popular river fishing sites for steelhead river fishing from December through March.

WHERE TO GO STEELHEAD FISHING

You’re in luck! With Seabrook as your home or vacation-base, you’re situated for great days of fishing with plenty of destinations nearby. Grab your gear and head to one of the many nearby fishing destinations including but not limited to:

  • Wynoochee River (a 1-hour drive)

  • Humptulips River (a 45-minute drive)

  • Satsop River (a 1-hour drive)

  • Lower Quinault River (1-hour, 20 minute drive)

  • Hoh River (2 hour drive)

  • Queets River (a 1-hour, 45 minute drive)

GUIDED FISHING

Let Seabrook’s concierge services help plan your guided fishing trip with the Washington State Fishing Guides! The guided trip pricing ranges from $200.00-$250.00 person with all gear and fishing bait provided. The river destination will be dependent upon conditions and all participants will need to purchase a fishing license. Let a seasoned guide show you the ropes as you catch fish and make memories that will last a lifetime. 

If you won’t be in Seabrook during the winter, the Washington State Fishing Guides still host other guided trips year-round, too.

Check out our blog to read more about fishing on the Washington Coast: The Best Fishing On The Washington Coast

3 TIPS FOR GREAT STEELHEAD FISHING IN WINTER

  • Dress warm in layers, and don’t forget your fingerless gloves. It is cold this time of the year, and the river is even colder.

  • Whether you have been fishing for years,or if you are new to the recreation, try booking with a guide to master different fishing techniques, and increase your chances of catching.

  • When fishing for steelhead bring it all to the river! Spoons, Spinners, Plugs, Divers, Shrimp, Yarn or Eggs. 

VACATION RENTALS WITH FULLY-EQUIPPED KITCHENS

Did you know there are more than 250 vacation rental homes in Seabrook and that they’re available to rent year-round? Each rental home features a fully-equipped kitchen with utensils and bakeware, making it easy to clean, prep, and cook your freshly caught fish into a tasty meal! 

Head Out To Fish One Of The Many Nearby River Destinations!

 

Have Your Meal Catered

Elevate your stay with private chef or in-home catering for your next family gathering! Unwind with family and friends while a fresh, expertly prepared meal is served for you. 

Connect With Concierge Services

Concierge Services in Seabrook is there to help connect you with highly recommended local private chefs and caterers who are able to serve an assortment of cuisine styles or preferences.

Visit our Concierge – Town & Travel Services page for more information or to get in touch with Concierge Services to schedule your in-home catered meal.

Book A Chef Or Caterer For Any Occasion

Seabrook partners with chefs and caterers that are available to cook for all occasions. Whether it is simply something you’d like to enjoy during vacation or have something special to celebrate, Concierge Services can help make planning a breeze with meal options that everyone will enjoy.

Private Chef Menu Options

Customizable menus are available for dinners, cocktail parties, brunches, or themed events. Cakes and other desserts, too!

Have Wine Delivered, Too

Don’t forget that The Stowaway Wine Bar is able to make home deliveries, too. Pick out your favorite wines to pair with your meal or ask for recommendations from their knowledgeable team!

Contessa Catering

Mushroom Foraging In Seabrook

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Wild mushrooms are on the menu! Have you ever wanted to hunt for mushrooms but didn’t know where to start?

Seabrook has partnered with Michael, Pacific Northwest foraging pro and founder of Wild Spores & More, to offer guided mushroom foraging in and around Seabrook this Fall with his friend and fellow guide, Dan, owner of Conscious Collectors Cooperative. Some people may remember seeing Michael as a merchant at the Seabrook Saturday Markets, too.

Meet Your Mushroom Guides

Michael has been on the hunt for mushrooms throughout the Pacific Northwest since 2012. With Michael as your field guide, you’ll receive a fun and educational orientation on mushroom foraging before venturing through the beautiful forests of Seabrook in search of a variety of mushrooms. Hello, golden-brown chanterelles!

Michael - Mushroom Foraging Guide

For Michael, mushroom foraging first started out as a hobby and grew into the full-time business where he delivers only the best products to restaurants from Seattle all the way to Portland. He enjoys sharing his passion with others and can’t wait to show you everything there is to know about gathering mushrooms and even tips with what to do with them afterwards!

Dan - Mushroom Foraging Guide

Dan grew up in the Puget Sound and has been an avid outdoorsmen throughout his life. After a few serious skateboarding injuries, he transitioned his hobby into the less risky activity of mushroom foraging, along with gaining interest in other plants, trees, and other forest ecology.

Almost a decade later into his journey of exploring fungi and forestry, Dan enjoys sharing and inspiring others with what he has learned. Check out more of Dan’s insight into the world of fungi on his Instagram.

Read More About The Guides

Set Aside Your Saturday In Seabrook

The guided mushroom foraging experience takes place each Saturday, from beginning in mid to late September and going typically through mid November. Foraging sessions are expected to take two hours from approximately 11:00 AM to 1:00 PM.

Mushroom Foraging

Reserve Your Spot

There is a limited number of attendees on each excursion, make sure to secure your spot early.

Mushroom Foraging

Bringing Back Your Bounty

The amount of mushrooms available to be harvested is not predictable, though the guides expect there should be plenty to go around!

If not, the guides provide a takeaway bag per participant to ensure there are delicious items to use.

A Family Friendly Outing

Participants are recommended to be at least 7-years-old, though children of younger ages are welcome to attend at their parent’s discretion.

All children must be accompanied by an adult.

Get To Know Seabrook’s Trails

Participants meet in town and then head into Seabrook’s expansive trail system — let the hunt begin!

It’s An All-Weather Deal

Barring dangerous conditions, mushroom gathering is a go! Make sure to wear layers and bring along rain resistant clothing if it’s a rainy day out.

Gear Up For Your Fall Beach Day

Unforgettable sunsets, beachcombing, bike riding, leisurely walks, and building sandcastles are just a few of the signature beach pastimes in Seabrook during the Fall. While the Washington Coast has its rainy days, nature still delivers plenty of those crisp Fall days that leave you feeling extra refreshed and relaxed, too.

The Beach Is Always Just A Short Walk Away In Seabrook

What To Bring – Sunny Day

The sunny Fall beach days have endless possibilities to enjoy, here are a few ideas to get your beach day started.

  • A wind-resistant jacket and your favorite hat
  • Pack a picnic lunch, along with a blanket to sit on (or lounge along the driftwood)
  • Bring sand sculpting tools to create all kinds of sand art
  • Bring bonfire supplies and s’mores fixings
  • Bring along binoculars to see what you can spot
  • Sunny Fall days are prime for kite flying! Bring your own or stop by Brooklets on Market St.
Get Away To The Beach Year-Round With The Family

What To Bring – Rainy Day

If you’re like so many who love the coast and wander to the beach rain or shine, here are are few items to make the most of your outing.

  • Water resistant jacket or coat
  • Water resistant footwear, though we see those brave beachgoers who go barefoot in Fall, too! After all, there is nothing quite like feeling your toes in the sand
  • Umbrella on calm, rainy days
  • Water resistant gloves
  • Bottles of water to rinse off later
Try Out Clam Digging On Mocrocks Beach Below Seabrook!

Fall Beach Day Activities

The invigorating ocean air beckons outdoor play! Here are a few of our favorite Fall time activities to try in Seabrook.

  • Surfing! Stop by Buck’s Northwest (permanently closed) on Front Street for all the gear you need or to set up a surfing lesson.
  • Beachcombing for seashells, sea glass, glass floats, and more.
  • Razor clam digging and all of the tasty dishes that can be made with them.
  • Biking the miles and miles of beautiful shoreline. Bring a bike or stop by Buck’s Northwest (permanently closed) for all of your rental needs.
  • Bringing your pup with you? No leash is required on the beach, so play on with your four-legged friend.

What Weather To Expect

Did you know that September in the Seabrook area averages only 7 days of rain? That’s a lot of clear skies and sunshine heading into the beautiful Fall season! Take a look at these weather statistics to best prepare for your next trip to the Washington Coast.

September

Come stay in September and enjoy the soft, warm breezes where the month averages 7 days of rain with average temperatures ranging from a high of 70° to a low of 45°.

October

Experience prime Fall colors throughout October that averages 13 days of rain with average temperatures ranging from a high of 60° to a low of 45°.

November

Heading into the holiday season is always something special! November averages 19 days of rain with average temperatures ranging from 51° to 37°.

December

It’s storm watching season on the coast! There’s no better time to cozy up by the fire or peruse Seabrook shops and dineries. December averages 18 days of rain with the average high of 46° and low of 33°.

Let Us Plan Your Thanksgiving Dinner

When there’s no meal prep to do, you can sleep in on Thanksgiving! Or you can join us for a fun 3k Turkey Trot Thanksgiving morning, spend the day exploring the coastline or strolling through the shops and restaurants of Seabrook. These are just a few reasons to get your Thanksgiving dinner cooked by professionals, thanks to the Seabrook Hospitality team! We work with a local restaurant each year to bring delicious Thanksgiving dinner staples right to your door.

Scroll down to see Vista Bakeshop’s delicious pie and bread preorder options for pick up on November 22nd only!

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Orders for Thanksgiving Dinner 2023 close Friday, November 17th at noon. For questions about an outstanding order, please contact concierge@seabrookwa.com. Thank you.

Seabrook’s own Vista Bakeshop is offering pie and bread orders for pick up on November 22nd only. Don’t miss out on brown butter pecan pie, classic pumpkin, double crust apple pie, pony walnut pie, apple crumb pie and assorted breads from focaccia to sourdough dinner rolls! Orders close November 16th.

Bread & Pie Orders Only

Build A Gnome House

Welcome the coastal woodland gnomes and fairies with a brand new house built of all-natural materials found throughout Seabrook’s forests and along the beach! This all-ages activity invites guests, homeowners, and visitors to get creative and use their building skills to add to the ever-growing gnome village on the Gnome Trail in Seabrook.

Getting Started

Building a gnome house is the perfect sunny or rainy day activity, just make sure to bring along some rain boots and jacket to collect your house-building materials from the woods if it happens to be raining. So, what materials should you use? Some gnome-approved materials include twigs, pine cones, seashells, dune grass, driftwood, pine needles, feathers, stones, ferns, bark, and leaves. These are all plentiful throughout Seabrook’s trails and the beach. Hunting for materials is a great way to get to know the many trails around town, too! You can use just your hands to assemble homes or if you want to get fancy, doing some whittle work can take a gnome house to the next level.

Add Your Own Creations To The Magical Gnome Trail In Seabrook!

Make Your Creation At Your Vacation Home

There’s nothing quite so whimsical as coming across a cute little handcrafted gnome house along the Gnome Trail. Stand-alone gnome houses take some technical skill where it is best to build it on a foundation for easy transport to the forest. Many of the homes in Seabrook have decks that work well for a makeshift workshop! In the woods you can find sturdier, thicker twigs or branches to use and also bendable branches or dune grass (we recommend gloves while handling dune grass) that can be used to tie corners together as you build the home. Let your imagination run free with what you can add to the home, from windows, balconies, decks, multiple doorways, and more.

Collect Materials And Build While On The Trail

The easiest way to build a gnome home is to do it against something that is already there while enjoying the fresh air and natural surroundings. Provide your creation with a solid backing against fallen logs, stumps, tree bases or hollows for the perfect setup. On the Gnome Trail, you’ll see all shapes and sizes of gnome houses and forts that have been assembled over the years using the trees and stumps, from slanted homes to tall homes big enough for a human visitor or two!

Don’t Forget About The Little Details

Who doesn’t like a home that comes with all the best amenities? Assembling a little fireplace, bed, table, chair, a mailbox, pathway, or even stairs can make a house as cozy as can be.

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Add Your Own Creations To The Magical Gnome Trail In Seabrook!

Wine Tasting

Whether you are staying in by a cozy fire or are out on the town enjoying time with family and friends, The Stowaway Wine Bar adds something special to any occasion with wine tasting. Explore a wide variety from light and sweet, to full-bodied, rich, and smoky flavors from their wine menu.

The Stowaway Wine Tasting | Gray Mountain Photography

WINE TASTING AT THE STOWAWAY

Experience your favorite regional wines or try something new within the shop’s warm and welcoming atmosphere or opt for the outdoor seating while enjoying good conversation and listening to the waves crash in the distance.

The Stowaway Offers Delivery For In-Home Wine Tastings

HOME DELIVERY

Whether you’re in Seabrook for a reunion, couples getaway, or ladies night, The Stowaway has you covered with home deliveries for in-home wine tasting, charcuterie, and flatbreads. Just give them a call at (360)-276-1091 to arrange a delivery.

The Stowaway Charcuterie Board

CHARCUTERIE & FLATBREAD

Pair your wine tasting with an unbeatable selection of appetizers available through The Stowaway, like the fan-favorite figgy flatbread or the charcuterie with cured meats, cheeses, baguette slices, and more.

Seabrook's Spring Float Find

Every spring in Seabrook is magical as guests, visitors, and locals scour the beautiful grounds, forests, and shoreline of Seabrook during the Spring Glass Float Find. An activity suitable for all ages encourages everyone to enjoy the outdoors while going on a special treasure hunt for a beautiful glass float each day. It’s one of our favorite ways to make memories in Washington’s Beach Town as the holiday season kicks off on the coast!

WHEN IS THE GLASS FLOAT FIND?

The spring float find typically begins on March 1 and goes through April 30! Keep an eye on our events page for the latest information.

WHO CAN HUNT FOR FLOATS?

Everyone is welcome to join in on the fun. If you find a float, it’s yours to keep and proudly display at home! All we ask is that if you have already found a float and go out for additional hunts, that you leave the next float for someone else to discover and take home.

DOES IT COST ANYTHING?

The spring glass float find is an admission-free activity!

HOW DO I KNOW WHERE TO START?

Our team will reveal a daily clue at 9:00 AM each morning! Check out the day’s clue outside of the Guest Services Lobby on Market Street or on our Facebook or Instagram pages. If you found the float, feel free to tag us on social media or post in the events to let other hunters know the float has been found.

Want to learn more about the glass float finds? Check out our story: Why You Need To Experience The Seabrook Glass Float Find

Fireside Fun

Campfire songs, s’mores, wraparound blankets, hot beverages, and lifelong memories are waiting in Seabrook.

Community Fire Pits Are Available For All Guests To Use

VACATION RENTAL FIRE PITS

Did you know that many of the vacation rental homes have private fire pits? Nothing beats the heat of a crackling fire on a cool evening with family and friends.

Simply check the amenities list on any home’s description to see if the home offers a private fire pit and start dreaming of that perfectly toasted marshmallow, melty chocolate, and crunchy crackers.

Community Fire Pits Are Stocked With Wood

NEIGHBORHOOD FIRE PITS

No matter where you stay in Seabrook, you won’t be far from one of the fifteen community fire pits throughout the town.

These are always stocked with complimentary firewood to keep the toasty fires and good times going.

Try Out A Fire By The Shore In Seabrook

BUILD A FIRE ON THE BEACH

Head to the beach with your fire-starting supplies and take in the soothing roar of the ocean while playing campfire games.

Just make sure your fire is at least 100 feet away from the dune grass, attended at all times, and out completely before departing the beach per state guidelines.

FIRESIDE GAMES

In addition to s’mores, don’t forget about fireside games for the whole family! A game of telephone, singing together, storytelling, charades, shadow puppets, stargazing (who can spot a shooting star or satellite first?!), are just a few ideas to make your fireside memories unforgettable in Seabrook.

WHERE TO GET FIREWOOD

Bundles of wood are available for purchase at the Front Street Market or through Guest Services at (360)-276-0265.

SAFETY FIRST

Though burn bans most often occur in the summer months, please make sure to check for local burn bans before igniting any fires.

SpringFest In Seabrook

Join Seabrook in kicking off the springtime season in the most fun ways possible! Each year during spring break (typically the last week of March through the last week of April), Seabrook hosts daily activities for the whole family to enjoy in addition to all of the other fun year-round activities offered in Washington’s Beach Town. We might change up the events each year, but to give you an idea of the fun to be had, here’s a rundown of some of the activities we’ve had!

We have had scavengers hunts on Scavenger Sunday, a magic show on Magic Mondays, laser tag games on Tag Tuesday, mini sail boat races on Wind Boat Wednesdays, acting lessons/performances on Theater Thursdays, traditional games (like potato sack races and giant yard games!) on Field Day Fridays, and chalk the block Sidewalk Saturdays.

For the latest information on this season’s SpringFest activities, visit our events page. We hope to see you there!

Stargazing

Check out some of our favorite parks throughout town to sit back and stargaze! Fall in Seabrook is notorious for the breathtaking sunsets that segue into peaceful autumn nights, and those nights can reveal a night sky brimming with stars. With little light pollution in Seabrook, it makes it easier to explore the night skies on those clear nights that feel especially serene on the coast.  A fun solo or family activity, stargazing is a simple and rewarding year-round pastime.

Where To Go

Any wide-open space works well to stargaze, try out one these parks in Seabrook for a prime night sky view! Overlook Park, the Pacific Glen oval park, Sunset Amphitheater park, Kucera Park, Crescent Park, Horseshoe Park and Barn Hill Park.

Pick A Park And Stargaze In Seabrook

Or of course the beach is just a short walk away from anywhere in Seabrook, just pick your favorite walk-on beach access. 

What To Bring

Make sure to bring plenty of layers along for your stargazing outing. The refreshing, yet undeniably cool beach breezes call for a warm coat or even a cozy blanket to wrap up in. Bring along a lantern, flashlight, or other light source if you plan to walk to the beach or from the beach after sunset. If you have any red paper, try putting that over your light source to help your vision stay adjusted to nighttime! 

Check The Tides

Always check the tide tables before venturing to the beach to make sure it is safe. If you are a guest, there is a tide table chart within your amenity bag or you can visit a tide tables website. There are also surf warning flags posted by the beach accesses that will signify if conditions are not safe to be on the beach.

What To Look For

Aside from the thrill that comes with each shooting star in the night sky, spotting constellations like the Big Dipper, planets, and satellites passing by is fun, too. To see the timeframe when planets will be visible, take a look at Time And Date’s Astronomy Calendar.

Whether you are cozy on one of the porches or decks or have wandered into one of Seabrook’s parks or ventured to the beach, you won’t want to miss stargazing along the Washington Coast. We also recommend bringing a thermos of apple cider or hot chocolate to enjoy throughout the evening, too!

Check out stargazing apps for more tips and tricks when it comes to the best times to stargaze.

The Town Hall In Seabrook's Town Center

Lorraine's Candle Studio

Lorraine’s is a place where family & friends can gather to create their very own custom blended candle, a great take-home memory from their time in Seabrook!

Check out the cozy, creative space on Market Street between SeaWorthy Home’s new location and Red Cedar Outfitters.

Open daily from 10:00 AM to 5:00 PM.

Reach out to Lorraine’s Candle Studio to plan a private event, shop, and more!

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Native Plant Scavenger Hunt

There is something especially whimsical about Fall on Washington’s coast and what better way to take it all in than getting to know the local flora? Test your skills and try to find these native plants during your stay.

Native Plant Scavenger Hunt

Printable Scavenger Hunt: 

  • Western Red Cedars are evergreen trees that can be found in the forests surrounding Seabrook. It is also the tree we’ve chosen to plant for Earth Day!
  • Red-Flowering Currant have pink flowers that bloom in early spring with berries visible August-September. These plants are popular for bees, hummingbirds, and butterflies.
  • Water Horsetails look similar to asparagus but is an ancient plant that loves water and sunshine. You’ll find these plants growing in groups.
  • Pacific Wax Myrtle have waxy leaves and are used as shrubs within Seabrook.
  • Sword Fern is one of the 4 native ferns found in Seabrook. Keep an eye out for unfurling fronds!
  • Skunk Cabbage loves wetlands and moist soil. When in bloom, large yellow flowers fill the ground with color.
  • Vine Maples are only found within 200 miles of the coast. Their symmetric leaves are a bright green color and is used as shrubs in Seabrook.
  • Red Alder is one of the deciduous trees found in Seabrook, meaning it loses its leaves each fall. Look up! These tall trees are starting to bud.

Want more plants to find? From trees to shrubs, there’s no shortage of fascinating plant life around Seabrook. Check out the Washington Native Plant Society directory website for more local finds.

Electric Vehicle Charging Stations

Located in the South Of Market Street (SOMA) parking lot on Commercial Street, Seabrook has installed 8 new electric vehicle charging stations! The stations have J1772 connectors with 8.3kW-9.6kW output.

Download the ampUp app on a Apple or Android device prior to your arrival to conveniently pay and charge your vehicle.

Apple Store: ampUp
Android Store: ampUp
 
Complimentary WiFi is also available at the charging stations.
 
Notice: The max charging time is 8 hours. After 8 hours, idle fees accrue at $5.00/hour.
Electric Vehicle Charging Station Seabrook WA

Rising Tide & Tavern

Dine at Rising Tide beginning at 11:30 AM, daily!

The Rising Tide team is excited to bring a fresh and gourmet pub menu of burgers, fish n chips, a kids menu, and craft cocktails to Seabrook’s growing town center.

Hours of Operation —

Sunday-Thursday – 11:30 AM – 8:00 PM

Friday-Saturday – 11:30 AM – 9:00 PM

NEW! Stop by the tavern for the tiki pop-up with delicious, themed bites and cocktails! >>> View Menu

About The Restaurant

Welcome to Rising Tide Tavern! We are a casual restaurant with an attached craft cocktail bar. All ages are welcome in our dining room, but the bar is reserved for adults only. We make all of our dishes from scratch. The chefs regularly test new specials and play with seasonal fresh seafood and produce. Our bartenders are always at work crafting new cocktails for our menu. Many of their ingredients are made from scratch in our kitchen and all of our juice for cocktails is squeezed fresh daily.

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Capture Memories With A Photoshoot

Don’t miss the opportunity to document your time in Seabrook and book a photo session with a professional photographer to capture your unforgettable beach town memories. From the countless picturesque locations throughout the town, to the wide open beaches and trails, taking one-of-a-kind photos is made easy in Seabrook. Whether you opt for photos inside your vacation rental or near quaint architecture or one of the many parks, possibilities are plentiful.

Seabrook’s Concierge Services is able to connect people with highly regarded local photographers upon request. Whether it’s a family reunion, couples anniversary, celebration, or friends getaway, capturing photos in Seabrook’s scenic settings will have you looking back fondly on the memories made for years to come.

Our Favorite Seabrook Photo Op Spots

Not sure where to take photos? Here are some of our favorite spots around town to take portraits.

  • Meriweather Square – The signature Meriweather Square is able to accommodate quite a few people with subtle color pops in the surroundings from the neighborhood homes.
  • Your Vacation Rental Front Porch – Many of the homes in Seabrook have adorable porches that are perfect for posing and snapping great photos.
  • The West Hill Park Staircase – The staircase offers a great backdrop for photos and if you’re having a reunion photoshoot, it can fit groups of people easily.
  • The Elk Creek Swing – This one is for the kids in the group, there is a swing located towards the end of the Elk Creek beach trail access that is perfect for capturing genuine smiles from the littles.
  • Orchard Walk Park – Surrounded by colorful homes and oyster shell pathways, this location is beautiful any time of the year.
  • In The Town Center – A casual walk around the Town Center creates stunning backdrops for photos, all within a short area to walk.
  • The Beach – Whether you’re looking for dramatic photos featuring dune grass and the bluff as a backdrop or light and airy coastline photos, the beach is an ideal location with many possibilities for a different variety of photos.
  • The Old Stump – Kids adore playing at the Old Stump, making it another great location for some genuine smiles.

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