Airy log cabin with an antler chandelier & fireplace offering American classics & cocktails.
Hours
| Wednesday | 8 AM–7 PM |
| Thursday | 8 AM–7 PM |
| Friday | 8 AM–7 PM |
| Saturday | 8 AM–7 PM |
| Sunday | 8 AM–7 PM |
| Monday | 8 AM–7 PM |
| Tuesday | 8 AM–7 PM |
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Camp 18 Restaurant is located on US-26 between Portland and US-101, in Elsie. Almost every time, we stop here for breakfast or lunch and to …
Camp 18 Restaurant – Oregon Coast Visitors Association
Camp 18 Restaurant … From a hearty breakfast to lunch favorites to dinner entrees that satisfy any appetite, the “logger style meals” are tasty and wholesome.
Reviews
Cendra Deardorf
Was recommended we checked this place out by some locals. It had a very homey feel. The food was amazing, and workers were very friendly. We stopped by the gift shop to get some souvenirs, and walked around a bit to look at some of the history they have on display. There was a very cool trail behind the restaurant that we checked out. We almost missed the restaurant because it was directly after a curve, but very grateful we stopped.
… moreItsMyBirthmark
Good food, but a little pricey. I didn’t find the food to be anything extravagant, but it was tasty. Cool place though if you’re just passing through! Kielbasa skillet was great as well as the Denver omelette.
… moreJohn Bartley
I love camp.18 it’s a bit nostalgic for me so I’m probably biased but I love the atmosphere and how it feels very homey several beers are available on tap as well as cider and a wine list. I didn’t see any liquor list or anything so i don’t think they serve it. Maybe call and double check because I could be wrong. I recommend all the burgers as well as the blue cheese dressing, onion rings and the fries. Some of the best onion rings and fries around and I’m pretty picky. Oftentimes I find that the fries have old tasting oil and they come out somewhat soggy from the more homey restaurants and that’s not the case with camp 18 you’re getting nice crisp fries that aren’t drenched in oil and burnt. Also the service was great we had 2 very angry children that turned into evil ogres about halfway into the meal they decided to dump out their drinks at different times in protest of not getting what they wanted. Overall, a great time and we will be back again. Much love from X oregonians.
… moreDaedra Buntin
We’ve visited several times throughout the years. Most recently we went on a weekday during the off season. It was quiet, and no real wait to be seated. Food was good. Would have preferred to be seated near a window as the view is part of this place’s charm…but we didn’t specifically ask for a window, so it’s all good. The padded seat of the table we were at was comfortable. The BLT we shared was good. Consider sticking around after your meal to check out the gift shop and all the logging history on the grounds.
… moreShana C
This is our must-stop for breakfast on our way to Canon Beach. You just can’t go wrong. Be sure to check out the gift shop and history of the logging camps, and don’t forget the hidden stream nearby.
… moreFerrell Hornsby (Emily Daniels)
If you’re in the mood for down home cookin’ in unique logging-camp style surroundings, Camp 18 is the place to go!
… moreAnita Zapata
We had the most awesome tasting steak dinner . Very enjoyable place to eat . Such friendly staff . Everyone was so nice . Our waiter was Jackson he was an excellent person , loved his personality too . Roberta helped us in the gift shop . Great place .
… moreCarey Grayson
Big portions, big dining area, bring a big appetite! We stopped for lunch. I had a BLT: thick slices of crisp bacon on sourdough bread was quite tasty.
… moreAri Herzog
This is a wonderful pitstop between Astoria and Portland. I wanted to order the beef stew, but my young waiter said it was sold out (I ate at 3:30pm), and he suggested either the clam chowder or the prime rib sandwich. I asked him to choose one, so he suggested the sandwich with a cup of chowder for $1.75 extra. I devoured both. Here’s a pic of that cup!
… moreShawn G
Beautiful building and it was great to walk around outside and see the historical logging equipment. Very friendly waitress and the food was very good.
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