the atmosphere is amazing with a great log cabin feel. you can read the restaurant's history on the back of each menu. and the food is delicious! more

Not a bad place to go if you don't mind hair in your food, They even made me pay for the meal after pointing out that the hair. more

what a fun place! All the old logging equipment is a wonderful walk in history of the area. the building in and out is so rustic and the food is wonderful. more

Probably the only decent place to eat on the way to the ocean along Highway 26. The dining area is beautiful wood with antler chandeliers and general lumberjack decor. We ordered one of their HUGE cinnamon buns, omelets, and a belgian waffle. All reasonably priced, good sized portions and delicious. Service was great. We'll be back! more

We used to enjoy the food so much at Camp 18 but they seem to be trading quanity for quality now. I had the ham and egg breakfast and my friend had sausage and eggs. The portions were large but the eggs were not cooked correctly, the ham was too salty, tough, not flavorful, the home fried potatoes were ?... more

Oh my gosh, this is the perfect place for a wedding, anniversary, or just a vacation. My parents got married at the beach of Seaside. It was such a beautiful day, and afterwards we went to the bumper cars xP The Gifts shops were amazing, everything was beautiful. Speaking of Seaside, im going in one week! Yay! I can't wait.... more

From: Portland, Oregon Restaurant: Camp 18 Seaside, Oregon Myself and 10 others, while on a motorcycle trip, stopped for a late lunch. The food was better than average and the wait staff were wonderful. What was disappointing was when we received our Check we noticed that a 15% gratuity was already added to the price of the meal. The meals... more

big part of oregon's logging industry. has gift shop, hiking trails, old relics, and a lumber jack log cabbin restruant that has lumber jack sized plates and scheem. 3 beers on tap with wine and cocktail menues. it also has a nice river and lots of stuff to see. it made me feel the excitement of the time. i lost... more

Driven by it many times but this was the first time we stopped at Camp 18. The meals were good (not great), delicious and massive cinnamon rolls, but the real treat is just being in such a unique place. Our kids (13 and 8) never got bored looking around. more