Worldmark Residence Club at Seaside
- Size: 1 Bedroom Suite Sleeps4- 4 Week Fractional Floating Weeks Per Year "Quarter Share"
- Usage: Annual
- Weeks: 4-Floating Weeks
- Price: $45,000.00
By the sea, by the sea, by the beautiful Seaside! One of the Oregon coast’s most breathtaking waterfront locations is all yours at this magnificent resort located at the end of the historic Lewis and Clark trail. One hundred yards of sandy beach lead down to the invigorating waters of the Pacific and one of the best swimming beaches in Oregon. Stroll the famed Seaside Promenade, view the Lewis and Clark statue at the well-known Seaside turnaround or visit the delightful Seaside aquarium—they’re all just a few yards from your front door. This charming city offers historic sites, a lively carousel at the centrally located Carousel Mall, many dining options, shopping variety and even a five-screen cinema. Your Seaside resort pampers you with shopping on the ground floor level, covered parking, an exercise facility, heated outdoor swimming pool and spa, a beachfront- entrance children’s pool and reactive fountains that respond to your every movement. Inside, the exquisite condo amenities surround you with comfort. Relax in your living room in front of the fireplace with windows all around. Prepare dinner on your private deck and gaze out at the ever-changing sea, always the best show in town. For information on An Exclusive Second Home Alternative with the Residence Club at Seaside, click here. Popular Attractions Seaside Museum The journey starts with artifacts from archaeological digs and continues to the Clatsop Native Americans history, the Lewis and Clark Expedition Salt Works, early pioneers, Seaside hotels from the late 1800's, businesses through the years, recreation in the "good old days," railroad history in the area, newspaper publishing, schools and fire fighting. 8 mi Seaside Golf Course Built in 1921 and open year round, the course is located on the site of Ben Holladay's house, on the south side of town. 8 mi Tillamook Rock Lighthouse Built on an island one mile west of Tillamook Head, Tillamook Rock Lighthouse served the maritime industry for 77 years and is one of the most exposed lighthouse structures in the world. Designated a federal wildlife refuge in 1994, the lighthouse is best viewed from Ecola State Park, located just north of Cannon Beach. Haystack Rock One of the most popular attractions on the Oregon coast, Haystack Rock stands 235 feet above sea level and is a protected marine and bird sanctuary.
