Top 10 Free Things To Do and Attractions in Seaside

"The goal at Fort George Brewery + Public House is to provide the highest quality craft beer and wholesome seasonal food for everyone to enjoy. We are proud to offer many handmade items on our menu, which are prepared from scratch by our employees. The upstairs pub space features its own wood-fired menu and great views."

"Fort George Brewery and Public House operates from within Fort Astoria which marks the site of the first American establishment on the west coast. The brewery specializes in beers and offers more than 40 different varietals."

"The Fort has the best selection of big beers that you are likely to find in the NW. The service is friendly as well. Try the sausage sampler with the IPA."

"Situated just out of downtown Astoria, this museum overlooks the Columbia River. It is kid-friendly and showcases the contemporary maritime history of the state of Oregon in a great manner. The cultural, natural, and historical features of the Columbia River are exhibited by the museum in the form of historic cannons and artifacts found in the sand."

"The Columbia River Maritime Museum sits right on the Columbia River in Astoria. It showcases the history of the area and the Columbia River bar. The Columbia River Bar is one of the most dangerous passages in the world."

"Located at the corner of 8th and Duane Streets, this museum is a glimpse into the Victorian period and one of the area’s most influential families of the time. The Victorian house was built in 1885 for Captain George Flavel. The Captain made his fortune in Astoria as a river bar pilot and real estate investments."

"In the Flavel House Museum you can experience the elegance of the late Victorian period by walking through the home of Captain George Flavel. This 1886 home features beautiful woodwork, furnishing and home additional exhibits."

"This museum is in a beautiful 11,600 sq ft Queen Anne Victorian home. It was the home of Captain George Flavel and his family. Captain Flavel was a prominent Astoria businessman as well as a bar pilot on the Columbia River."

"Held every October, the Great Columbia Crossing is one of those fun activities that will make a great story when you get home. It takes place on the Astoria–Megler Bridge between Oregon and Washington, and it welcomes participants of all ages. What is the Crossing?"

"This 125-foot tower serves as a memorial for the role the Great Northern Railway played in the city. A spiral frieze covers the outside, depicting 14 separate events significant to the early history of Oregon. It contains a spiral staircase that allows visitors to climb to the observation deck at the top and take in breathtaking views of the surrounding area."

"Another famous landmark in the city, the Astoria Column is a long, narrow tower that looms 600 feet above sea level. You can’t miss it, and you wouldn’t want to. You see, the Astoria Column is an important piece of Astoria history."

"A museum that commemorates the men and women who helped build the town, it’s an incredible location for anyone looking to get a glimpse at the town’s unique history and culture. With many maritime exhibits and a famous wall of plaques that are dedicated to specific men and women who contributed to the town, it’s a great place to take the whole family. Certainly, it’s one of the best locations to truly get a feel of the distinct regional culture of the area."

"Soul food is hard to come by in Astoria, but luckily, Surf 2 Soul delivers. The food cart has a limited menu that regularly changes up and adds daily specials, but the menu often includes its signature dish, “chicken n the biscuit” — a Tillamook cheddar biscuit with fried chicken and gravy, all made in house. Chicken and waffles, shrimp and grits, and po’ boys often grace the menu, as well."

"It was hard to decide what to order as it all sounded delicious. Tried the Stacked Mac and was not disappointed. The mac was flavorful and…”more"

"With three locations, in Cannon Beach, Seaside and Eugene, Oregon Gallery has been a regional source for photography for over 40 years. The gallery showcases the scenic photography by Ron Keebler, including images from the coast to the high desert, and the mountains, rivers, lakes and waterfalls in between. Bring the beauty of the region into your home with a beautiful triptych photograph available in two sizes — 26-by-80 inches and 20-by-64 inches."

"Well, both the beautiful Victorian home of Captain George Flavel, known for establishing the professional Columbia River pilots, and the Clatsop County Jail across the street were shown in the film. Now, both are museums. The Flavel House has been restored to accurately portray the Victorian period’s elegance and the history of the Flavel family."

"Did you know that more than 300 major moves have been filmed in the State of Oregon!. To name a few, “Are we there yet“, “The Goonies“, “Free Willy“, “Into the Wild“, “Wild“, and so many more!. This museum invites visitors to learn about the production behind making movies by being the star in their own film."

"You already know no visit to Astoria is complete without a visit to the Oregon Film Museum!. This museum is housed in the old Clatsop County Jail, which was also used to film the famous jail break scene in The Goonies. This museum isn’t just about The Goonies, though."

"History Museums1387 South Spruce Street, Cannon Beach, OR 97110MoreLess Info. Cannon Beach History Center & Museum is a local facility which preserves the historical and cultural heritage of Cannon Beach with its diverse collection of artifacts and memorabilia."

"Offers interactive exhibits, rotating and traveling exhibits, as well as a free lectures, and quilt shows. Address : 1387 S Spruce St, Cannon Beach, OR 97110, United States"