We've driven past this restaurant for years, but only recently did my husband and I finally stop. We were on the way home from our 30th wedding anniversary getaway, so we thought it would be fun to check it out. He really enjoyed seeing the old logging camp equipment up close. I loved the old building constructed of massive logs and filled with antique furniture and stained glass lamps. The meal was excellent and the wait staff very attentive. It was a really fun experience and we will likely...
Read moreI've been stopping by for years, it's sad Gordon isn't around anymore god rest his sole. But 1 of a kind labor of love this building is. The warmth of a fire from the huge hearth and the log walls are so thick phon3 service is pretty well non existent. Have a walk thru the museum grounds. And pick up some appeal support a family business and the logging community. The loggers memorial is heavy. Worth the stop. You...
Read moreThis is my kind of museum! I love the history of the Northwest. My wife and I came upon CAMP 18 while on vacation, and what a place! The exhibits of old logging equipment, tractors, trucks, and statuary are awesome. A person can easily spend hours walking around the property learning about the perils of logging in the Oregon wilds, and then visit the restaurant for an enormous homestyle meal at a...
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