Famous for Tillamook Cheese

Tillamook is home to the internationally recognized Tillamook Creamery, a popular destination offering tours, tastings, and local dairy products crafted since 1909.

Located on the Oregon Coast

Tillamook is nestled between the Pacific Ocean and the Coast Range, offering easy access to beaches, forests, rivers, and lakes—making it a prime spot for outdoor recreation.

Gateway to the Three Capes Scenic Route

The town serves as a gateway to the Three Capes Scenic Loop, which includes Cape Meares, Cape Lookout, and Cape Kiwanda—some of the most scenic drives in Oregon.

Rich in Agriculture

Known for its fertile valley, Tillamook supports a thriving dairy and farming industry, with local farmers markets, artisan producers, and fresh, local foods.

Home to the Tillamook Air Museum

This historic site houses one of the largest wooden structures in the world—Hangar B—and showcases a large collection of vintage aircraft and WWII artifacts.

Abundant Fishing and Crabbing

Tillamook Bay is renowned for its salmon, steelhead, and Dungeness crab fisheries, attracting anglers and seafood lovers from all over the Pacific Northwest.

Friendly Small-Town Community

With a population of around 5,000 residents, Tillamook offers small-town charm, local businesses, and a strong sense of community.

Outdoor Recreation Hub

Tillamook is a prime base for hiking, kayaking, surfing, and camping. Popular spots include the Tillamook State Forest and Netarts Bay.

Year-Round Events and Festivals

Locals and visitors enjoy events like the Tillamook County Fair, June Dairy Parade, and Christmas Light Parade, which celebrate the area’s heritage and community spirit.

Accessible Coastal Getaway

Located just 90 minutes west of Portland, Tillamook is a convenient escape for day trips, weekend getaways, or extended vacations on the Oregon Coast.