We stopped here on our travels from Cannon Beach to PDX. Had to stop to grab a cinnamon bun, after reading the reviews. We love cinnamon buns. $7 to go. BIG, HUGE. But its just OK. Nice place to stop, visit the gift shop and...More

Impressive log building right on Highway 26. Big trees were used to build this place. Ample parking and room for big groups inside. Wood everywhere and cozy fireplace nooks to relax and kick back. Comfortable. Six for dinner on Friday night. The wee lass got...More

This was a fun stop on the way to the coast. Beautiful cozy building with impressive huge logs. Fun decor and a fire in the fireplace. We were hungry and the food was good- we enjoyed the garden sandwich and the chicken fried steak. The...More

This is a genuine old Oregon logging restaurant complete with a mounted 6 point elk, ax handles on the doors to the restrooms (conveniently labeled “Lumberjacks” and “Lumberjills”) along with a bustling fire in the fireplace and band-tailed pigeons feeding outside. So, for all that...More

So, this our frequent stop on the way to the coast. Here you will be full when leave. I am a egg - potatoes - ham and toast guy. Service was a little slow - but hey, I am on vacation. The ambience is cabin...More

Just came here to eat lunch. Never been here before. I have heard amazing things about this place. Stood at the hostess stand waiting to be even acknowledged while the hostess took someone’s to-go order. Not once did she say anything to me, nothing. Other...More

Beautiful setting. Food is so so and over priced. It was good but nothing to write home about. Great for the atmosphere.

Wonderful comfort food and a logging museum together, what more could an old geezer ask for. Large, good value menu.

Camp 18 is the kind of place you could easily bypass. Don't! It's a gem. For the "machinery minded" there are lots of examples of old logging equipment in the yard. There is a characterful log building housing a very reasonable restaurant with excellent friendly...More

On the drive from either the coast to Portland, or the opposite way, kind of fun to come upon this unique restaurant and gift shop. The building is quite impressive, especially if you read the story of its inception. It is a place hunters would...More