
Please note: this year's 5K will not be on the beach
Seabrook is not only a place to relax and unwind, but also a unique area to be active and have fun outdoors. Whether you are mountain-biking, kite-surfing, or off for a run, the scenery on the Washington coast makes for a truly remarkable experience.
Every year since Seabrook’s inception, we celebrate Father’s Day with a 5K Fun Run taking place on the sandy beaches or on the streets and trails of Seabrook. To continue the tradition, this year’s 5K will be taking place on Saturday, June 16 starting at 9:30am on Front Street.
For the first time ever, the Fun Run will begin in center of town in front of the townhouse that hosts Blue Spa’s in-town massage studio and our newest merchant, Seabrook’s independent bookstore Blind Dog Books. From there, the course will take you through Seabrook’s neighborhoods, streets, and hiking trails, and will eventually loop back to the starting point for the run’s finish line. Water and refreshments will be provided at the start/finish line, as well as commemorative t-shirts till supplies last.
The 5K will kick off with a short Kid’s Fun Dash, as is now a tradition on Father’s Day at Seabrook. Reserved for children age 12 or under, this is a great way to start off this year’s Father’s Day weekend at the beach.
So pack those running shoes, stretch a bit in the morning, and we’ll see you on Front Street on Saturday, June 16. If you haven’t yet chosen your lodging on the Washington coast for the weekend, look no further than our charming beach cottages at Seabrook Cottage Rentals. Hurry up though, Father’s Day weekend is a popular one at Seabrook and we are already at near-full occupancy for Friday and Saturday night.
See you at the beach!
What: Father’s Day Annual Fun Run
When: Saturday, June 16
Time: 9:30am, registration starts 8:30am
Cost: $15 per person, free for children 12 or under
Tags: 5k, beach vacation rentals, blind dog books bookstore, blue spa massage studio, father's day, fun run













Can we walk too? If so, where will that be?
Hi Robyn,
You are more than welcomed to walk the 5K course, the course should be wide enough for both runners and walkers. We also have people that run with their dogs so it really is just a fun 5K all around.
Thanks,
-the Seabrook Team