This is the community club for anyone that owns property in the town. There is a small gym, indoor…read morepool and jacuzzi, billards room, lounge room and some conference rooms to use. There use to be a cafe, but it's been closed. They don't have modern tech to sign-in your membership card so you have to show a physical card to someone at the front desk to use anything. You may bring guests with you at $1 a guest. They have a printed schedule - nothing digital/online - that shows the activities planned on a monthly basis. It is a requirement or they will lien your property to pay an annual fee, something that was not explained to me by the agents nor escrow. Something to be aware of and consider before buying property here. It doesn't matter if you use it or not.

Nice club! Friendly front desk staff. We did ask that the no perfume signs be reposted as they were…read morebefore the pandemic and the remodel. We were met with ridicule and refusal by management. The management should be aware that some some people cannot breathe with thick perfume in the air. The club needs some clear policies and a continued effort to keep it clean. I think that the public health department would agree.

We rented multipurpose room A for a gender reveal party and everything was fantastic. From ease of…read morebooking to the space itself to staff. It was perfect for our needs, affordable compared to other options in the community, plenty spacious for our guest list, and had things like a fridge, speaker system, carts to transport things from your car. Parking can be hit or miss because it's downtown but when I asked most party members if they had difficulty finding a spot they all said it was fairly close if not right outside. Highly recommend booking for whatever event you have! Clean facility too. Bathrooms well kept.

Great meeting spot, ease of access to cleanliness. Parking can be hit or miss. I wish there were…read moremore classes available.

The BCCC has an infinate number of uses. It's available for private rentals with a variety of…read moreoptions. There are two meeting rooms that can be combined, a conference room, a main hall a commercial kitchen and a Pottery Studio. Sunset Empire Park and Rec has fitness classes here, Yoga, Tae Kwon Do, Dance Fitness, Arthritis Fitness, Tai Chi and Pilates. They also offer pottery classes. Meals on Wheels is prepared and delivered out of here. Senior lunches are served daily, senior movies are on Thursday. Annual events, Community Thanksgiving and The Fall Fun Fest are held here. Some chefs utilize the commercial kitchen for catering events. Community Forums are also held here. Oh, ukelele practice and a knitters group also meet weekly. It's a great place to find out about local resources especially if you are new in town. Volunteers are always needed for the lunches if you'd like to get involved.

I'm no senior citizen, but if I were I'd totally hang out here. I have a friend that I pick up from…read morehere every Wednesday for our church community group. One day I promised to help him do some work on his tablet and when i went in, they were very nice, offered me a cup of coffee (bring change to throw in guys because it's a nice service they provide) and then I wa able to log into the wifi to help him. On the side there was a guy playing the accordion and singing some oldies but goodies and I was enchanted. My friends Mike and Joanne play penochle here and people are just hanging out, having conversations. They have a TV in the corner where you can play movies. I hope they take advantage of that because if I was a senior, I'd be hosting movie nights, talking about the importance of the movie, trivia, and why the movie is worthy of attention. What a cool place to just chill!

Great location. Nice lake out back, creates a atmosphere for meetings or lunches etc. catering is…read moreavailable or you can use the kitchen off the meeting room. Staff is helpful and available to help with anything.

So SAD to see this place not taking attention to cleaning detail. Mold around the shower area, scum…read moreon the floor, leaky toilet seal for over 2 years, hair and scum on the floor under the suit dryer and no cleanup around the outside of the building. I've been coming here for over 15 years and it has never been this disgusting. Today the front desk let in a guy with a dog and he proceeded to walk around the pool area with it. They should realize some people are allergic, all the helpers did was smirk. SAD.... people are going to start getting sick.

Whenever I stay on the coast for more than 2 days, I come here to get in my swim. I just can't go…read morelonger than that without doing an hour of laps. Both my mind and body need the water! The pool accommodates 6 swimmers and I have never had to wait for a lane. One end of the pool is super shallow, like maybe 3 feet, and it feels a bit strange to swim when your fingers almost touch the bottom but it's a pool, and I need my work out! The water is a moderate temp, around 80 degrees which dpfeels cold when you enter but after two laps, it's perfect. The locker and shower room is clean, which You can't always say about recreational facilities. They allow travelers to use just the showers for $2 and they limit it to a very specific timeframe. If you pay $9 for the day pass, a shower is included. For residents who pay taxes to Seaside, the day rate is $6. Don't worry if you forget your towel, for another $1 they will provide. In addition to the main pool, there is a smaller baby pool and a jacuzzi. I pass on those, not just here, but anywhere. Since I visit Cannon Beach a few times a year, I'm thrilled this facility exists. Right after my morning coffee I take the 20 minute drive to Seaside, get in my swim, shower, dress, and meet back up with my friends to enjoy the afternoon and evening.

There's so much to do at the library. From story time to craft days and teen days. We shouldn't…read morediscourage teens from enjoying the library. They have a safe place to hang out instead of running around out in the streets. Maybe once in a while they grab a book and that's great for the youth. The library is organized. The librarians are very helpful and nice. There are cute activities for the kids to do daily, from reading, coloring, playing with the felt, blocks, and hiding out in the tree house nook. There is a used book store inside that I'm dying to check out but always forget because they open on Mondays. There's computers to use on site and you can print papers if needed. There is a small playground outside to take the kids too. Please get a library card, it's never too late to read and never too late to encourage the youth to do the same!

Not loving the new library. The old one was small but had a lot of good books to choose from. The…read morenew library has way too many teens/kids just hanging out. They're not reading. Literally occupying seats talking with someone else/messing around. The kids nook area for younger kids/preteens has too many computers and too many adults sitting at tables back there without young kids. Would be nice to have a real library not a hang out place for 12 to 18 yr olds. They need a much bigger selection of books. They also need way more copies. Everything is always checked out.