Seal Rocks RV Cove

07/19/2026

Good eats 😋

07/17/2026

🪼 A lovely day for a NEGATIVE TIDE 🌊

07/14/2026

Happening NOW on the beach south of the Cove. 🏖️

Rake Day!! 🤗 💞

Beau and I hope to rake about 5:00 p.m. tonight.
Milepost 151.5 in Seal Rock

At least some of the rake should last through sunset! 🤞🫶

photo: Wild Vandalia Photography

07/04/2026

🇺🇸 Happy 4th of July from all of us at Seal Rocks RV Cove! 🎆

Wishing you a day filled with family, friends, great memories, and plenty of summer fun. Whether you’re relaxing by the coast, exploring the beautiful Oregon shoreline, or enjoying a drink under the stars, we hope your Independence Day is safe, joyful, and unforgettable.

Thank you for being part of our community and have a fantastic 4th of July! ❤️🤍💙

07/01/2026

06/27/2026

We had some last minute Cancellations for the upcoming 4th of July weekend if anyone would like to snag a site! 🦭🌊www.sealrocksrv.com

06/26/2026

Come get your crabbing & fishing on!! 🦀🎣

🦀 Crabbing in Oregon: What You Need to Know Before You Go! 🌊

Oregon’s estuaries are full of opportunity, with some of the best crabbing found in Tillamook Bay, Yaquina Bay, and Coos Bay. Whether you’re a seasoned crabber or just getting started, timing and preparation make all the difference.

🗓️ Best Time of Year
Fall is prime crabbing season! Starting in September, crabs are more “filled out,” meaning better meat quality. Look for hard-shelled crabs—they can have up to 20–30% meat, compared to much less in soft shells. Late summer through early winter can also be productive, especially in smaller estuaries. Keep in mind, heavy rain can push crabs out of the bays.

🌊 Best Time of Day
Aim for “slack water”—right at high or low tide. That’s when crabs are most active and out foraging instead of hiding from strong currents.

📍 Where You Can Crab
Good news—crabbing in bays, beaches, tide pools, piers, and jetties is open year-round. Just remember: ocean crabbing is closed from Oct. 16 through Nov. 30.

🎣 Gear Up Before You Go
✔️ Shellfish license
✔️ Crab gauge (know the legal size!)
✔️ Pots or rings
✔️ Cooler & bait
✔️ Well-marked buoys

Always check the Shellfish Safety Hotline (1-800-448-2474) or the Oregon Department of Agriculture website before heading out.

🥩 Bait Tips
Fresh bait is key! Chicken, fish carcasses, clams, or even turkey legs all work great. Pro tip: use a bait bag to keep seals and sea lions from stealing your catch.

Crabbing is a great way to enjoy the Oregon coast and bring home a fresh meal—but safety, timing, and preparation are everything.

Who’s heading out this season? 👇🦀