After a wonderful weekend on the beach we looked forward to dinner at Camp 18, which family had raved about. It's a wonderful log building with lots to do and see. The place was pretty crowded for 3pm on a Sunday afternoon. It took a...while to have our order taken, but our server was very attentive and friendly when he was able to get to us (he was run pretty ragged with some other servers not being available). The Flat Iron Steak was WONDERFUL! My wife and mother-in-law liked the ground sirloin -- and the fries and vegetables were GREAT! It was a fun, relaxing, and enjoyable experience. We'll definitely come back.More

We were seated by a window and outside door. We could see the birds and a squirrel enjoying the feeders. The food was decent. My youngest ordered a salad- and had to take about half of it with us. My oldest tried the trout. She...liked it. The garlic potatoes were heavy on the garlic- if you do or don't like that kind of thing. The service was good- except for a small gripe session two of the waitresses had about someone while delivering our meals.More

After spending some time in Portland, we set off towards the coast to start our 14-day loop through Oregon. We had our eyes set on Saddle Mountain, but stopped at Camp 18 for some quick dinner. This was one of the only restaurants we saw...once we hit the more isolated roads -- but this does not mean its a last resort kind of restaurant. On a Thursday afternoon in August, we were quickly seated and had our food surprisingly fast for how busy they were. I had the beef stew with a GIANT piece of cornbread and a house salad. Both of these were yummy and had adequate portion sizes. Not to mention the scenery inside and out was worth a stop itself. After a satisfying and swift dinner, we grabbed a giant cinnamon roll to go and headed back out onto the highway. I would not pass this restaurant by on your way to the coast!More

We stopped here on our way to Portland from the coast. It's a nice place to take a break from driving, walk around the logging exhibits, and have a meal. The log building housing the restaurant is quite impressive, with some interesting finishing details. The...portions are ample, so we chose to split a tuna melt. It was quite good, as was the potato salad.More

I had driven by Camp 18 on numerous trips to the coast. over the weekend I decided to take the wife there on a Saturday night for her birthday. te reason to eat here is for the ambiance of eating a huge lodge-like restaurant. there...is a ton of wood carving outside the restaurant. sit beside the fire for the best seats in the house. the food is good but not great. Your Vegan friends might be hard-pressed to find anything on the menu. service is attentive. Great place to take the kids. worth a stop at least once.eMore

Had a wonderful breakfast here. Really delicious pancakes. Awesome atmosphere. Our whole family enjoyed it.

Each time I travel to the northern coast I always plan to visit this establisment . The atmosphere is so unique, like eating in a mountain lodge but expansive. Ive eaten breakfast, lunch and dinner on numerous occassions and never beeb dissappointed. I especially like...to eat breakfast in front of the huge fireplace in the Fall. Please take time to visit the gift shop as it has some nice things without the unflated coastal prices. A wander through the museum yard is enjoyable on a good weather day. It gives you a perspective of the logging indusrty which is still active in the area.More