Need some family quality time at Seabrook? On Saturday, July 25th, Crescent Park will be the host of numerous fun activities for all families interested in having a good time. Either show off your volleyball skills or kick some butt in a tug of war – there are plenty of games to choose from!

So far we’ve got Badminton, Ping Pong, Basketball, Shuffleboard, Volleyball, Bocce Ball, and Tug of War planned, unless you have something else in mind and we can add it to the list.

When you’re done being active for the day, join us for a pot luck dinner right on Crescent Park. Bring your own dish if you want and enjoy the music and drinks while watching the sunset. It is bound to be another perfect day at Seabrook so make sure to join us on the field.

Last weekend Seabrook hosted Doggie Days – a fun event mingling dogs and their owners for a leisurely parade around town. Over 25 adorable dogs of all breeds and sizes gathered at Crescent Park dressed in the latest (dog) fashion to kick off a fun day of picture taking, parading, and playing fetch.

And while all the dogs looked spectacular, one lucky puppy was chosen a winner and took home a 5″x7″ profesionally taken picture under the Crescent Park tent. Sadie, a black lab from Seattle, was crowned the day’s champion much to her owner’s pleasure, Becky McAuley.

Professional photographer Morgan Miller did the honors and took pictures not just of Sadie, but of all the other dogs present to enjoy a wonderful weekend at Seabrook. For more pictures of the event, we have created a special slideshow for your pleasure. Just click on this link and re-live Seabrook’s Doggie Days Parade through the lens!

But don’t kick yourself if you missed out on this fun family gathering. We have another great family event planned just for you this next weekend! On Saturday, July 25th Seabrook is holding a Family Field Day – a fun day of food and games. Click here to find out more about the event, and don’t forget to visit Seabrook Cottage Rentals to book your stay with just the click of a button.

The famous New England artist Susan Sargent has just featured “Once Upon A Time” – one of the most vibrant looking homes at Seabrook – on her official website. Janet Kronbach, who owns this home together with her husband David, was inspired by Susan’s unique interior-design philosophy. This method implies using lavish colors in the owner’s own creative way for a unique setting each and every time.

With a distinct Swedish feel to it, the home found it’s place on Susan Sargent’s website complimented with a brief description from the owner on the idea for the design.

To view the house and the story behind it, click here.

If you would like to see more pictures of the “Once Upon A Time” home, follow this link to an album with more than 60 images. You can also visit our YouTube channel for videos of this and other houses, as well as other Seabrook video spectacles.

You like what you see? Head straight to our Seabrook Cottage Rentals website to book your stay in one of our lovely Seabrook homes.

Even though Seattle Magazine has over 70,000 monthly readers, we understand that not everyone will get a chance to see the Seabrook section in the magazines latest July issue. Therefore, we are posting an image of every page from the Seabrook spread which further established our beach town as one of the main destinations for a traditional 4th of July celebration on the Washington Coast. Hope you enjoy the article and don’t forget to click on the images to view them in full size.

Summer has officially arrived and the sun is making the Norhtwest look more gorgeous than ever. While everyone is seeking for a good getaway spot to relax and recharge, two widely respected and distributed magazines, Seattle Magazine and AAA Journey, featured Seabrook in their latest issues as the (Pacific Northwest) ultimate beach destination for this summer.

Kate Calamusa from the Seattle Magazine spent a weekend at Seabrook enjoying a complete beach town experience with her husband. With the 4th of July just around the corner, she previews Seabrook’s unique way of celebrating independence day for anyone interested in unwinding on the coast for the holiday. You can view the text in full by simply clicking here.

But the Seabrook hype doesn’t stop there. Washington State’s “youngest little place by the sea” (as they call it) was the main departure destination recommended by the AAA Journey in their most recent issue of the bimonthly magazine. What over 1,200,000 readers could see in the print edition of Journey, you can now exclusively see online by following this link!

Is enjoying the summer out at Seabrook really A Shore Thing? Well, over 300 nature enthusiasts have already decided to spend July and August playing in the waves. Plus, Seattle Magazine and AAA definitely seem to think so. And we all know how reliable AAA is!

You have to take advantage of the cherished Northwestern sunshine! Whether you want to Sea’s The Day, take your Sweetheart on a Moon Dance, or have a Whale of an Adventure, be sure to visit our Seabrook Cottage Rentals website to reserve your place by the ocean for this summer.