Oregon Coast Attractions

What makes our products so delicious? You’ll find answers to these questions and more on your self-guided Creamery tour, with interactive kiosks, viewing windows, videos and lots of fun stops along the way. Be sure to enjoy some tasty ice cream!

Also, take a self-guided tour of the entire cheese-making process. Be sure to sampling room to taste different kinds of cheese made at the factory. You really should try the "squeaky" cheese!

Sample our famous Blue Heron Brie, try our gourmet foods, taste Oregon's finest wines or wander through our unique gift store.

Tour and tasting. It is very popular everywhere and their salt is harvested from Netarts Bay. It is on the way to/from Cape Lookout. The blend of basic with innovation! Just drop in or call for a tour. Buy a sauce or two for oysters.

In downtown Tillamook, find an old-fashioned farmers market with locally-grown produce, hand-made and artisan items, baked goods, live music and activities for kids. Join us every Saturday from mid-June through September.

Jewel Meadows Wildlife Area, nestled in the Oregon Coast Range, offers visitors a unique opportunity to observe Roosevelt elk and other wildlife in their natural habitat, with designated viewing areas and educational displays.

The Rockaway Big Tree, accessible via a short boardwalk hike in Rockaway Beach, Oregon, is a towering, centuries-old Sitka spruce that stands as a majestic natural landmark within a lush coastal forest.

The Big Stump at Klootchy Creek, the remains of what was once the world's largest Sitka spruce, stands as a historic natural monument in Oregon, offering visitors a glimpse into the region's logging heritage and natural history.

Cape Meares Lighthouse, perched on the scenic Oregon coast, is a historic beacon offering panoramic views, fascinating maritime history, and nearby wildlife viewing opportunities.

Fort Yamhill was a U.S. Army post established in 1856 in Oregon to oversee and manage relations between settlers and Native American tribes, specifically the Grand Ronde tribe. It played a role in enforcing peace during the mid-19th century before being decommissioned in 1866 and is now an important historical site within the Fort Yamhill State Heritage Area.

Oregon Coast Scenic Railroad offers nostalgic train rides along the stunning Oregon coast, providing a unique opportunity to experience scenic views of the region's natural beauty and rich history. Passengers can enjoy excursions that range from historic steam locomotives to special seasonal and event trains, making it a perfect adventure for families and history enthusiasts.