Thousand Trails RV Resort

It appears management is trying to turn this into a trailer park. If that’s what you are looking for, then this might be for you. Management (or corporation) clearly does not want to deal with over-​nighters or weekenders anymore but would rather lease annual sites. All the sites closest to the clubhouse and pool were all leased sites. Even though their rules indicate only one sleeping unit per site, they clearly do not enforce. A lot of the leased site were being used to store misc junk and clutter. I would not recommend this place.

I wish the reservation website included a map. We booked two sites for three families and one family was on the north side and the others on the south side. What fun is that? The older gentleman at the booth was kind and helpful but there was another guy (40ish I would say) who wasn’t helpful and actually kind of a jerk.
It should also be noted that they never answer their phone. We originally tried to make the reservations by phone so we could talk to them about what our needs were but they never answered their phone… We must have called a dozen times.
On the South side the sites are super close together. It is remarkable quiet though. The campground is super close to shopping and about a 5 min drive to the beach.

We stayed in one of the cabins and had some family stay in another nearby cabin. We found a deal for stay 3 for the price of 2. When we arrived tired in two cars with kids ranging in age from 2 – 17 we were told they didn’t show the coupon code or it wasn’t working. It took about an hour for them to get it figured out. My kids had to go potty, thank god someone told us where to go for that.
I had read many reviews regarding this evil Jerry. It was even the joke throughout the trip but we never had a single issue that was negative with him. The pool was great but keep in mind that pool opens in morning for adult swim only open so no kids till 930.
We had a great time. Location is great. Price is fair. Staff was nice. When you get cabin make sure prepared to clean cabin as it was to when you arrived. We will be back. Maybe to tent camp next time!

Non members of TTrails have a different campground. So when you see pictures of Seaside TT RV Park and the grass is green and lust, pool, etc… that is only members campsite. The non members is brown, but clean, all hook ups. Lots of room between camp sites.
A lot of rules, but they are trying to stay under Thousand Trail rules. For short term great. Town close and beach nice. Grocery store very close.

Arrived at about 12:30 in the afternoon. So glad we didn’t get here any later. I checked in and looked for a site. At the time there were only about 5 sites open that could accomodate our 40’er.
Really debated driving by them to look to see what else was out there, you can lose the site in a heartbeat. Ended up with one in the north side of the park, near the pool, activity center. We were also close to one of the dog areas.
Full hook up site, 30 amp, picnic table, level gravel site, with clear site line for our roof mounted satellite. Sites have a decent amount of spacing between them. Also close to the shower/​bath house. Bath house is very clean, 4 decent sized showers with privacy.
When we checked in Jerry was the one who greeted us. A very nice, friendly welcome was received.
The park also has a pool table, ping pong table, foosball, air hockey, horseshoes, pickleball/​tennis court.
Only about a mile and a half from the promenade, so definitely walkable.
We really enjoyed our stay here, and if the area again, we will be back.

This place definitely exceeded my expectations. Stayed the past weekend in the cabin with bedroom and thought it was great!
Pros:
Cable (even movie channels)
Almost full kitchen (no oven)
Clean
Quiet
Grill
Close to shopping/​beach
Pool
On site activities (tennis, horseshoes etc)
Gates with code access
Laundry room
2 ceiling fans and a portable one
Cons:
Bed is pretty hard, also enclosed by 3 walls so if you’re tall get a cottage
Fire alarm inconveniently located above kitchenette (went off 4 times while making scrambled eggs, with all the windows and fans on)
Shower stall is tiny! I had to turn off the water to wash my hair
I will be staying here again, most of the cons were easily overlooked (although might bring a mattress pad next time). The staff we dealt with were friendly and professional.

We camped in a tent, the grassy area was comfortable and close to a pond.
PROS: They have laundry facilities on-​site with nice showers/​bathrooms next door to the laundry. Friendly ranger at the gate who was very helpful.
CONS: The tent side of the resort wasn’t very tent camper friendly. In order to visit the women’s restroom, you have to walk through a pool area that requires you to take off your shoes. I thought it was ok to put my shoes on once I entered the bathroom, but heard a senior woman in a swimsuit huffing a puffing about me wearing sandals.
Who wants to walk barefooted in a public bathroom? If this is an issue for the seniors who use this place as a retirement spot, they need to have a separate bathroom/​showers for tent campers. This place is geared more for RV campers, not tenters.

Nice grassy sites on first come, first serve basis. We were fortunate to find two great sites side by side on July 4^th weekend. This is a Thousand Trails resort we paid a membership for. Great location in Seaside, OR. Very few bathrooms for such a large facility. Trash bins were inconvenient, having to drive your trash to the location. Propane was available from 9 – 9:30 am, you have to call first and no one answers and no one is at the station so we hunted someone down. They have no store, no Wi-​Fi (except in community building), no cable (we were able to pick up 7 or 8 fairly clear stations with antenna). Only one laundry room but did have several washers and dryers. Laundry hours end at 9pm so your clothes must be dry by 9. Nice Indoor pool but too many adult hours. I think two scheduled times would be better than three. Tennis courts and a really pretty area. Close to shopping and beach. Firepits were and extra $ 7 per day. Overall this was my favorite Thousand Trails and would stay here again but not as a member. As a «resort», I do feel that there should be the amenities of the current times, cable, phone service, Wi-​Fi, Store

Like other locations in the Thousand Trails Resort network, TTR Seaside OR has its pros and cons:
The Good:
1. Location in near Seaside town and beach
2. Open camp sites make parking a breeze
3. Clubhouses and an indoor pool and spa.
The Bad.
1. Not nearly enough restroom and shower facilities available.
2. Not enough refuse dumpster areas.
3. Lots of nice sites «permanently» occupied by long-​term campers leaving the many «dregs» for travelers.
The Ugly:
1. Broken and disrepair obvious around camp. Clogged toilets stay clogged for days.
2. Dog amenities are scarce, poo receptacle overflowing.
3. Lame wi-​fi in some clubhouse areas only.
4. Lots of lame rules/​timetables/​hours but little apparent «caring» or «goodwill» from staff.