Camp 18 (18 miles inland from the Pacific) is a self-guided logging museum wrapped around a restaurant. It's a good place to let the little ones blow off a little steam -- though keep an eye on them; the machinery on display is large and there's a creek nearby. The menu is varied, hearty and tasty. The service is busy,... More

This was built with donations from loggers. Inside is a memorial to loggers in NW Oregon who were killed in the woods. Has a great outdoor display of how logging was done in the old days with actual machinery and spar trees

Always a great meal no matter when you stop. Good value as well. Fun watching birds at the feeders and always worth a walk down to the river during spawning season

Any time of year, this place is amazing! Watching snow fall by the fireplace in winter to tackling their gigantic cinnamon rolls -- stop here often!

I have been stopping here every time we head to Seaside since I was a kid! Recently took my own kids here and they enjoyed as much as I always did. Love taking the pictures in front of all the wood carvings!!

You can eat, and eat, and eat. I love the beam in the ceiling and the decore. It is well worth you time to stop and view the place, even my father-in-law liked it until he fell of one of the cats.

Big Portions and home cooking. My wife and I really enjoyed the big Cinnamon rolls!! The burgers were cooked just right and had very good bacon on them. Server was a very nice young lady who was quite attentive.

A wonderful clutter of old logging equipment, photos, and memorabilia that catch the past well. There is a restaurant, but plan do spend time poking around inside and out, not just eating. etc. Some of the equipment is amazing and even the menu has explanatory material.

We've only been here twice, but found it very interesting. The ambiance is delightfully woodsy and the staff is friendly. The amount of logging history there is impressive and I learned a lot about what work was like in the glory days of logging. Plenty of parking. Downside is that it's too close to Seaside and too far from Portland.... More