Camp 18 - Seaside

Good food, but a little expensive. I didn't find the food to be extravagant, but it was delicious. Cool place if you? I'm just through! Kielbasa Skillet was great as well as the Denver Omelette.

We love coming here with the kids to eat always great food and service and explore the logging museum, river behind the restaurant and check out the old equipment around the grounds. This time I tried the grilled cheese with all the fixings...oh my, so great!! Perfectly salted and an abundance of Tillamook cheese. Fries were perfect and golden. We also ordered fish and chips, which were excellent. (Picture is dark, sorry)

Fun place to stop and enjoy the old logging equipment and natural beauty in the surroundings. The restaurant is lovely however can be busy depending on when you go there is much to see and do here as well as a logging museum next-door. Lots of wonderful equipment that you can get photos with as well as just a natural scenery.

This place was amazing, the food and the cabin-like setting. It was fully decked out in wooden interior which perfectly fit the country music and food. The entree is an average of $16 but their serving can fill up to two skinny people. A friend showed me this place and I will be coming back, hopefully!

I 've driven by a few times and was finally able to stop in. We managed to just get ahead of the lunch rush. Beautiful dinning room. Immediately seated and nice staff. They can tell you a lot about the Camp and the museum. The museum is a series of various old pieces of logging equipment spread around outside. Give yourself a walking tour, it 's free. Pretty rainy when we came so we just explored the items while inside our car. Food was good but the location made it great. An experience I 'm looking forward to re-experiencing when it 's drier.