Tillamook Creamery
Tour the visitor center and learn how the region’s dairy economy works.
North Coast
Tillamook, Oregon
Tillamook is a working dairy and timber town surrounded by rivers, bays, forests, and easy access to the Three Capes.
← Back to the Oregon Coast guideWhy people love it
Farm-country character, cheese, aviation history, and quick routes to quieter beaches.
A little local history
Tillamook takes its name from the Tillamook people. Dairy farming became central to the valley’s identity, while logging, fishing, and transportation across the Coast Range shaped the town’s growth.
The experiences that define a visit
Things to do
Tillamook Air Museum
See historic aircraft inside a vast World War II blimp hangar.
Cape Meares
Visit the lighthouse, viewpoints, and Octopus Tree.
Kilchis Point Reserve
Walk easy trails through natural and cultural history.
Three Capes Scenic Route
Connect Cape Meares, Cape Lookout, and Cape Kiwanda.
Local places to start your dining list
Where to eat
Werner Beef & Brew
Local meat, sandwiches, and casual plates.
Five Rivers Coffee Roasters
Coffee and a comfortable downtown stop.
Pacific Restaurant
A longstanding dinner choice in town.
A mix of memorable bases for exploring
Where to stay
Tillamook Bay City RV Park
A practical base north of town.
Sheltered Nook
Tiny homes near Bay City and coastal routes.
Ashley Inn of Tillamook
A central conventional hotel option.
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Businesses, access, and seasonal conditions change. Confirm current details directly before traveling.