Seaview Cottage - Vacation Rental - Oceanside OR

11/30/2023

We still have openings for King Tide dates! Enjoy time at the Oregon coast in a cozy beach house and watch the waves. 🌊 Work remote or enjoy time with family. Book via our website for the best prices > bit.ly/seaviewkingtides

03/16/2023

Looking forward to whale watching from Seaview Cottage! 🐳

People come from all over the world to learn about the Gray whales that travel along the Oregon coast each year. Whales are visible from Oregon's shores all year long although some months are better than others.

02/27/2023

Our current guests were kind enough to share a photo of the unprecedented 5+ inches of snow Oceanside received late last week. This is the view from the deck. A very unusual site for the Oregon coast! ❄️🏖️🥶

01/16/2023

Winter beach sunset from Seaview Cottage deck. 🌊🌅🧡

01/13/2023

If you are looking for some 2023 goal setting time or just a weekend away Seaview Cottage in Oceanside, OR on the Oregon coast has some openings in January and February...

Beautiful Oceanside Oregon Cottage. Newly built beach house with spectacular views, easy beach access and great amenities.

12/15/2022

Cape Meares is on the list of whale watching locations for the gray whale migration in December! 🐳

People come from all over the world to learn about the Gray whales that travel along the Oregon coast each year. Whales are visible from Oregon's shores all year long although some months are better than others.

11/18/2022

New deck furniture for our guests to better enjoy the views! 🏖️🌊🦅🏄‍♂️🪂🌅

05/23/2022

Great viewing opportunities from Seaview Cottage! Bring your binoculars. 🐳🌊

(Oregon Coast) -- May 2022 is turning into every whale watcher's dream. Since late April, orca sightings on the Oregon coast have been sprouting up at an alarming rate.

05/03/2022

A great activity to do while visiting Oceanside / Netarts area!

Our popular kayak trips are back! We are offering a tour for beginners and a tour of the inner bay on May 7th. Friends of Netarts Bay WEBS interpreters and Kayak Tillamook County Naturalists will guide our exploration of this diverse marine habitat.

Enjoy and learn to respectfully explore Netarts from the water while appreciating the abundance of life living deeper in the bay. Spots fill up quick, so request your spot below if you are interested!

REGISTER: Bay Entrance (Novice Kayak Tour): https://www.eventbrite.com/e/kayak-netarts-bay-bay-entrance-novice-spot-request-form-tickets-328038099787?utm-campaign=social&utm-content=attendeeshare&utm-medium=discovery&utm-term=listing&utm-source=cp&aff=escb

REGISTER: Inner Bay (Intermediate Kayak Tour): https://www.eventbrite.com/e/kayak-netarts-bay-inner-bay-tour-intermediate-spot-request-form-tickets-328024057787?utm-campaign=social&utm-content=attendeeshare&utm-medium=discovery&utm-term=listing&utm-source=cp&aff=escb

In the meantime, check out our Kayaking On The Bay video series to help get you ready for your paddle: https://www.netartsbaywebs.org/kayaking-on-the-bay

04/28/2022

Hoping for some amazing bird photos around this National Wildlife Refuge this weekend!

About one-half mile off Oceanside are the massive, basalt arched sea stacks, the Three Arch Rocks. Three Arch Rocks is the oldest National Wildlife Refuge west of the Mississippi River, created as a result of the efforts of two early wildlife photographers and conservationists, William Finley, Oregon’s first State Biologist, and Herman Bohlman, a nature photographer.

Concerned about egg gathering and the wildlife devastation brought about by marine mammal hunting and the killing of seabirds by local sport shooters who came to the rocks on Sundays for target practice, Finley and Bohlman began in 1901 to study and photograph The Arches as support for the establishment of a wildlife sanctuary. During the summer of 1903, after several failed attempts, they rowed a dory to S**g Rock where they camped for fourteen days, photographing birds. Later that year, Finley took the photographs to Washington and personally showed them to Theodore Roosevelt, lobbying for protection of the birds.

Finley and Bohlman continued their efforts in both Washington and Oregon for the passage of laws for seabird protection. The Oregon State Model Bird Law was signed, and the Three Arch Wildlife Refuge was established by Roosevelt on October 14, 1907. Today, this National Wildlife Refuge is off-limits to the general public to prevent disturbing nesting birds and cannot be approached by boats closer than 500 yards between May 1 and September 15.
(Source/Photo: Netarts Bay Today)

03/23/2022

03/22/2022

Beautiful view of the sunset from Seaview Cottage. 💙🌅🏖

03/01/2022

March is the beginning of the whale migration. 🐳 Last year we had a spectacular view from Seaview Cottage of whales feeding in the ocean by the Three Arch Rocks.

Some of the amenities from Oregon State Parks won't be open but the whales are still migrating and you can still watch them in their migratory glory.

02/12/2022

Good morning from Oceanside 🌊☀️. Note the new fence at Seaview Cottage. 👍

11/18/2021

Watch for these amazing creatures during their migration … 🐳

Gray whales will soon be making their migration south from Alaska to Mexico

11/03/2021

Another amazing adventure just 5 minutes from Seaview Cottage - Paddling Netarts Bay

https://www.kgw.com/article/travel/destinations/grants-getaways/grants-getaways-paddling-at-netarts-bay/283-20033831-0a7e-44dd-bc9b-6fb907d8b3dc?fbclid=IwAR0_io84OgGlA8tKW3ENzxDQbnWBNdAF-OEaaVsOkEx9zF1eveG4x1fvKZk

Take a trip to Netarts Bay, a small Tillamook County estuary.

11/02/2021

Thank goodness they didn’t say too much about Oceanside and all the wonderful things there. Shhh 🤫. The article does highlight many of the attractions around Oceanside and the three capes scenic route which is beautiful.

10/18/2021

Info on upcoming Oregon Coast King Tides …🌊

The King Tides are coming!

The term "king tide" is an unscientific term that refers to the highest winter tides that occur each year. These extremely high tides occur when the moon's orbit is closer to the earth, the earth's orbit is closer to the sun, and the sun, moon, and earth are in direct alignment, increasing their gravitational influence on the tides. These tidal events are also known as perigee spring tides.

The King Tides Project seeks to document the effect that extreme tidal events have on Oregon’s beaches, coastal waterways, private property, and our state's public infrastructure. Photographs of these tides help to visualize and understand the impacts of sea level rise (such as flooding and erosion).

The effect of individual King Tides can vary considerably. In some cases, they may be barely noticeable. In other cases, a king tide can cause coastal erosion, flooding of low-lying areas, and disruption of normal daily routines. This is particularly true when a King Tide event coincides with significant precipitation or storm surge, creating even higher water levels. Over time, the frequency and effect of King Tide events may increase due to the gradual rise in mean sea level.

You are invited to participate in the project by taking photographs of the areas affected by the royal tides and sharing your photos. These photos help guide sea level rise modeling and mapping, give meaning to data and graphs, and educate others about how the Oregon coast is experiencing the impacts of climate change.

The first set is November 5-7. Visit the project’s website for more information:
https://www.oregonkingtides.net/

Perigean spring tide diagram courtesy of NOAA Ocean Service.

10/07/2021

A recent photo shared from our guest...she woke up to this beatiful rainbow view 🌈

09/30/2021

Late May 2021 at Seaview Cottage…Whale Watching 🐳 💙...It’s very hard to make dinner when whales are spouting out the window for 45 mins. It was an awesome experience.

The best whale watching is March - June and December - January. Learn more about whale watching on the Oregon coast > https://bit.ly/3FgVAxN

09/17/2021

Dog friendly vacation rental getaway. 🐶 🏖 ☀️

Learn more > https://bit.ly/3tMZw3M

09/05/2021

09/05/2021

Seaview Cottage Features: 2 bedrooms with queen beds, a bunk room with quadruple bunk beds (4 twin beds), 2 bathrooms, a laundry room, a great room (family room/kitchen/dining nook) and common room downstairs (1537 sq. ft. total). The cottage features easy beach access via a backyard staircase and then a short 3 block walk. Wonderful ocean views, a beautiful Oregon coast village with unique coastal activities. For more info or to reserve > https://www.seaviewcottageoceanside.com

08/29/2021

Seaview Cottage has wonderful ocean views, a beautiful Oregon coast village and surrounding area with unique coastal activities - a perfect place to work from the beach, unwind, or just relax and watch the ocean. You can see hang gliders, paragliders, birds, ships, and sometimes whales. 🌊 🛥 🐳

08/27/2021

Are you ready for a beach getaway? Our family beach house is now available for vacation rentals.

Seaview Cottage is a newly built beach house with spectacular ocean views, easy beach access and great amenities in Oceanside, Oregon.

Visit the website for more details > www.seaviewcottageoceanside.com

Beautiful Oceanside Oregon Cottage. Newly built beach house with spectacular views, easy beach access and great amenities.

08/24/2021

08/24/2021