Pacific Beach · Washington Coast
Visit Seabrook, Washington
Our cottage in SeabrookCake by the Ocean
1 bedroom · sleeps 4 · dog-friendly
★ 4.8
Private hot tub, fenced yard, electric fireplace, and a short walk to Market Street.
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Happening Soon in Seabrook
Family Fun
Seabrook's Halloweekend
October 24, 2026
10:00 AM - 6:00 PM
Festivals & Celebrations
Beachside Author Series
October 24, 2026 - February 13, 2027
Saturday afternoons, 90 minutes
Festivals & Celebrations
Día de los Muertos at Seabrook
October 30-31, 2026
Fri 1:00 - 6:00 PM, Sat from 11:00 AM
Food & Drink
Thanksgiving Meal To Go
Pickup November 25, 2026
Pickup 10:00 AM - 6:00 PM (order by Nov 18)
Cozy season on the coast
Why Seabrook Is Best in the Off-Season
Fewer crowds, moody Pacific skies, and a town that throws its best parties when the weather turns. Fall and winter might be our favorite time to visit.
Storm watching
From December through March, Pacific storms roll in and put on a show. Watch from the bluff, then warm up inside.
Jolly Days
Tree lighting, Santa's Workshop, magical snowfall moments, carolers, and an illuminated holiday parade.
Hot tub nights
Soak under the stars in your own private hot tub, then curl up by the electric fireplace.
Bring the dog
Empty winter beaches, forest trails, and a fully fenced yard back at the cottage. Your pup will love it here.
Where we stay
Meet Cake by the Ocean
A cozy one-bedroom cottage with vaulted shiplap ceilings, a full kitchen, built-in bunks for the kids, and a private hot tub in a fully fenced, dog-friendly yard, a short stroll from Seabrook's town center and beach trails.
- Private Hot Tub
- Fully Fenced Yard
- Dog Friendly
- High-Speed WiFi
- Walk to Beach
- Town Center Location
“We had a wonderful stay at this cozy cottage in Seabrook! It's a perfect little spot for a relaxing getaway. I especially appreciated that it's dog-friendly—our pup loved the fenced yard and all the trails nearby. The hot tub was a huge plus!”
Everything's walkable
Explore Seabrook
Shopping
Boutiques, home goods, coastal apparel, books, toys, and unique local finds on Market Street.
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Dining
Brick-oven pizza, fresh bakeries, cozy cafes, a tequila bar, and a wine bar.
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Travel Guides
Weekend itineraries, razor clamming tips, and where to eat, from people who love it here.
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About Seabrook, Washington
500+
Homes & Cottages
88
Acres of Coastal Community
18+
Parks & Public Spaces
Seabrook is Washington's premier planned beach town — a New Urbanist community founded in 2004 by Casey and Laura Roloff on 88 acres of former logging land near Pacific Beach. Designed from the ground up with walkability and community in mind, it draws inspiration from Seaside, Florida and the principles of New Urbanism: mixed-use streets, pedestrian-first design, and architecture that fits its natural surroundings.
Today, Seabrook spans over 500 homes across nine neighborhoods, with 18+ parks, direct Pacific Ocean beach access, and a thriving town center filled with locally-owned shops, restaurants, and year-round events. The town is located approximately 2.5 hours from Seattle — close enough for a weekend escape, far enough to feel like a true getaway.
Whether you're here for the beach, the food, the events, or simply the rare experience of a place where you can park your car and forget about it, Seabrook delivers something increasingly hard to find: a small-town coastal community that actually works.
Planning Your Visit
How far is Seabrook, WA from Seattle?
Seabrook, Washington is approximately 2.5 to 3 hours from Seattle by car — about 127 miles west via US-12. It's located near Pacific Beach on the Washington coast.
What is there to do in Seabrook, WA?
Seabrook offers direct Pacific Ocean beach access for swimming, surfing, and razor clamming; the half-mile Gnome Trail; bike and paddle rentals from Pacific Edge Adventures; locally-owned boutiques and dining on Market Street; and year-round events including seasonal festivals. The entire town is walkable with 18+ parks.
Is Seabrook, WA family-friendly?
Yes. Seabrook is a planned New Urbanist community designed to be car-free and walkable, making it ideal for families. Kids can safely bike the town, visit the arcade, explore tide pools, play on the beach, and enjoy community events like the annual Halloween costume parade.
When is the best time to visit Seabrook, Washington?
July and August are the warmest months with temperatures in the low 70s°F. Seabrook hosts events year-round including fall festivals and winter holiday celebrations, making any season a good time to visit.
What is Seabrook, WA known for?
Seabrook is known as Washington's premier planned beach town — a New Urbanist community founded in 2004 by Casey and Laura Roloff on 88 acres near the Pacific Ocean. It's celebrated for its walkability, architectural charm, community events, and proximity to Olympic National Park and the Quinault Rain Forest.
Stay in Seabrook
Make Seabrook Your Home Base
Our charming cottage puts you a short walk from the beach, the shops, and all the best spots in town.
- Private Hot Tub
- Fully Fenced Yard
- Dog Friendly
- High-Speed WiFi