EAT BREAKFAST WITH LUMBERJACKS
Some 1 hour west of Portland, down the wicked curves of State Highway 26, sits the Camp 18 Restaurant's old-timee log cabin, with hand-carved old-growth fir front doors, and a dining table made from old-growth tree stumps. The restaurant serves country favorites, breakfast, salads and soups, burgers and sandwiches, entrees, and scratch-made cinnamon rolls the size of catcher's mitts ($7) served with churned butter.
Then there’s the location...
Camp 18 is a hand carved loggers monument. Part open-air machinery museum, part Loggers Memorial, part roadside souvenir shop, and all chainsaw-sculpture garden, the life's work of lumberman Gordon Smith, all folded deep within the Tillamook Forest.
A Dining & Logging Experience You Do Not Want To Miss!
(open Sunday through Thursday 8AM to 7PM and Friday and Saturday 8AM to 8PM)
Website
Some 1 hour west of Portland, down the wicked curves of State Highway 26, sits the Camp 18 Restaurant's old-timee log cabin, with hand-carved old-growth fir front doors, and a dining table made from old-growth tree stumps. The restaurant serves country favorites, breakfast, salads and soups, burgers and sandwiches, entrees, and scratch-made cinnamon rolls the size of catcher's mitts ($7) served with churned butter.
Then there’s the location...
Camp 18 is a hand carved loggers monument. Part open-air machinery museum, part Loggers Memorial, part roadside souvenir shop, and all chainsaw-sculpture garden, the life's work of lumberman Gordon Smith, all folded deep within the Tillamook Forest.
A Dining & Logging Experience You Do Not Want To Miss!
(open Sunday through Thursday 8AM to 7PM and Friday and Saturday 8AM to 8PM)
Website
