We stopped in for lunch. Afterwards we wandered around. Lots of things to do, especially for…read morefamilies. We both ordered their hot Italian panini. They were terrific. The best panini I've had for a while. They have quality packaged food as well. Charcuterie in one stop. One building was dedicated to candy. Overpriced for sure. While we didn't visit the petting zoo, it was doing a good business. It was worth our time.

We were last here four years ago. It hasn't changed much and that's a good thing. Last time, we…read morewere unable to go into the candy store - this time, we did get to go inside and peruse the collection of candy, vintage and branded (ie. related to a TV show). Some stuffed animals as well and some hair clips and whatnot. You can also purchase food in there to feed the animals outside (I'm sure it is not the only place to purchase food but that's where we got it this time). Inside the main building are many different kinds of high end gifts, kitchen items, wine, and food, as well as a cafe and ice cream. Outside are the animals (who tbh can really live without the food lol - they are fairly lacksadaisical about it!); and the area where Harvest Host folks park. The friendliest animals are the goats.

6/21/25 The hike was over grown bush. We were ducking very…read morelow to not get hit in the face. When we got to the end you could hear the falls but could not see them at all. A little disappointed but you can't stop Mother Nature. The trees and bush have block the view entirely. The stream that runs along the path you can see in spots. The road up is narrow and lots of pot holes. If the hike was 2 miles or so I would do but not 1/4 mile. Maybe next time

So, right before the parking lot, we took a wrong turn at the fork (do NOT go left- follow the…read moresigns for 'Oregon State Park' ). After about 3min of rough going, we figured out that no tire tracks mean we took the wrong fork in the road. FYI- there's no internet when you get off the main road. When we got to the right place, parking was super easy, and even though it was rainy and soggy and no one was around, we took all our stuff out of the car anyway. There were reports that people's cars were broken into, so yeah- took everything. The water fall is like, an easy 1/4 mile up through some lush greenery. The path is, maybe kinda paved, but not smooth. Incline is rather minimal. The waterfall at the end is pretty cool. Not loads of water, but you're really close to the river the whole way up. It was a relaxing walk, and entirely pretty and pleasant. It's worth a look if you have an extra 30-45min., maybe if you're going out to the Tillamook creamery or just headed up or down the coast.

What a wonderful market. A lot of times, these smaller markets are really lacking, but we found a…read morelot of places to spend money at. I wish there was a coffee stand but otherwise it was perfect.

There is a good variety of offerings. Food, produce, arts and crafts. Games set up for kids and…read moremusic. Parking is available nearby. Overall, a good venue!

The hosts at the camp decided that the signs that say the park closes at dusk actually mean that…read morethe park closes when the "light comes on over the bathroom door by the parking lot". The male host, "Buck", found me waiting for the sun to set (as I timed to watch and then be back at my car by DUSK) and decided to start yelling at me to leave. He then followed me through the forest on his golf cart, menacingly, freaking my dogs out, so I had to stop and ask him to go in front of me to stop freaking out my dogs and that he was also creeping me out a lot since we were the only ones there. He wouldn't listen. He just sat there and ignored me and stared at me until I started raising my voice and yelling at him my situation. Then when I got back to my car, there were three young women going back to their car that also got kicked out of the park. Pam, the other park host was on the phone with who she said was the manager, and when I said that the same say dusk, and that is misleading, she said no it's not, and there's no real definition of dusk, and when I said that her coworker was yelling at me, she said "I know my husband" and that he wouldn't do that.

Very pretty and scenic walk. Easy for beginners. I have a bad back and was able to take the short…read moreroute with a friend of mine. A bit of a hidden gem as most other places are usually pretty crowded. She told me about this place. A little hidden off the path as I've been going to this part of the Oregon Coast for decades and never knew it was there!

Definitely worth the trip and admission while visiting the Tillamook area. There's street parking…read moreavailable and admission is $7 for adults. Staff is friendly and helpful. There are restrooms available on the main floor. There are three stories of artifacts and historical area information. They have a quite large natural history room with a large variety of animals on the 3rd floor. They have old cars in the basement, along with old appliances, radios, typewriters, cameras, blacksmith tools and forestry history. The main floor has a lot of information and photos of Tillamook founders and local industry information and artifacts. Tons of stuff to see...too much to list in this review. Overall we really enjoyed our visit! Would definitely recommend.

Great piece of history about the town. Rich in artifacts and informative, concise read. Do not pass…read morethis up. Your short 30 minutes exploring the museum will be worthwhile.

Amanda was awesome, we walked in along with just the two of us, but at the same time as a bunch of…read moreother people. She ran the floor really efficiently, got our food order in promptly, and it came out remarkably fast and hot for how busy she got all of a sudden. She had a good attitude the entire time, fun and bubbly. We are so glad we didn't go to the other restaurant nearby *overpriced and their chowder sucks*cough*, but here their chowder was awesome. Thick, well seasoned, delicious. We also got the cod fish and chips, love the batter and fry on them. And also not pictured (because they were so good and ate them too fast) we had the crab cake sliders. Been here before but didn't eat, now we will always come here for food as well as drinks and to play pool. Thank you!

Perfect little hole-in-the-wall local bar! Exactly the kind of spot you hope to find while…read moretraveling. 4.5 star We had a couple beers on tap and both were cold and fresh - definitely hit the spot after a long day. For food, I ordered the Standard Burger with tater tots. The burger was delicious, juicy, and the bread was super soft. Easily a 9/10 for me. We also tried the fried chicken gizzards which were surprisingly really good - solid 8/10. Also worth mentioning they come in a FULL basket, so definitely great portion size. The cup of chili was just okay for me, probably around a 6/10, but not bad by any means. The highlight honestly was our bartender 10/10. Great personality, patient, and we genuinely enjoyed our small conversations throughout the night. Loved the local vibe here and would definitely return next time we're in town!

This was a pleasant surprise. Our neighbor told us about this spot as we were preparing for our…read moretrip, and I'm so glad he did. They had cockpits that my grandkids could get into and feel like they were learning how to be a pilot, full-blown planes, and the biggest hanger I've ever been in in my life. If you're in the area and you're in the military history, you will find this a very pleasant spot to stop and enjoy.

Loved this museum, so glad we came. The historic hangar is just so immense from the inside and…read moreoutside. All the exhibits are really great; such as the model WW2 scenes, you could see that had been someone's pet project and they had put a lot of time into it; the women of the Holocaust was haunting; the antique tractors and plane engines. Probably one of great best things were all the cockpits you could sit in and play with the knobs and dials. I've been to a lot of air museums, and never had the opportunity like this before. They had a good selection of planes inside and outside the hangar, although the tomcat was being painted so couldn't go near it. I see on the website that the hangar has sustained damage in a storm and they're asking for donations...please help them preserve some of this important history!

A group of six of us ranging in age from 3-74 with various paddling experience, Josh, handled us…read morewith skill and knowledge of the area. Nehalem Bay is an easy entry level with enough wildlife to keep the "oohs" a coming. Harbor Seals, Bald Eagles, Cranes, and several other birds (I can't remember their names-oops) What a great way to spend a morning. In fact, it was the highlight of the entire trip. We all agreed we should've booked more trips for the week. Guess we'll just have to visit again. Not that Josh isn't absolutely charming all on his own, but bringing his wiener dog along, made us all have hearts in our eyes. Great Job in helping us create some fantastic memories.

They finally credited our account, so we are good with the company. They said the guide was new to…read morethe company and is no longer with them.

This theater is awesome! I love older theaters that have been remodeled. I was in town traveling…read morefrom the Portland area and had time to kill. Their prices are also outstanding. I got admission and a popcorn and when she told me the price I had her repeat it like 3 times because I strongly thought she under charged me. She didn't, their prices are just much lower than any theater that I normally go to. Highly recommend if you are in the area and want to see a movie.

This is a great resource in a small town local family owned and operated business. It is a great…read moreasset for the town. The theater brings family friendly films as well as current films that adults will enjoy. The last three movies we watched here were - Mufasa, Wicked, and A Complete Unknown. Showing this week is Sonic 3. This theater only has one screen, but they keep the films rotating through. Check out their $5 Tuesdays. You can also purchase your tickets online at their website or follow them on Facebook. Don't forget the concessions. Great popcorn, nachos, hotdogs , frozen treats as well as a large selection of candies and various liquid refreshments. Did I mention friendly staff? Give them a try!

I love these small-town, rustic bowling lanes. The people are really nice. It's part of the YMCA,…read moreso the bowling balls are all donated and pretty well-used. The shoes are in good shape. The lanes are adequate for casual bowling. We had a great time.

Service was pretty good, but it took them 40 minutes to deliver fries and delivered my churro to…read morethe wrong table. The churro was still fired though.