This is a Harvest Host location. Give them your business and get a free nights stay. The smell of cow excrement is over powering at times. Beggars can’t be choosers
Posted Feb 17, 2019; Oregon
Pulled in just before closing and they were happy to accommodate. They have chickens and peacocks and llamas and an alpaca. Perfect place for us to stop after traveling 5 hours up twisting and turning 101. Looking forward to the morning when they reopen the store to browse a little more and get some hot coffee for the road.
Posted May 22, 2018; Oregon
Asked for and got permission but ended up not staying because they are spraying cow manure in the fields nearby somewhere and it stunk really bad, so much so that it would be hard to sleep...for us anyway. Nice ,level ,easy place to park. Somewhat close to 101 for highway noise but hey it's free !
Posted Sep 15, 2017; Oregon
Great place. We went in the store to see what the had and were very surprised by the variety. Everything from their cheese to tillamook ice cream, coffee drinks, wine bar, beer etc. More samples than Costco. I bought some local salad dressing and inquired about overnighting in the parking area. "Absolutely". I just had to fill out a form, which basically put me on their mailing list. We stayed two nights and used it as a home base while we checked out the local sights. Level area and we felt very safe, one other RV the first night, three others the second night. BTW we got to Tillamook on Friday and this was the only place left to stay. Everywhere around was full. Thank you Blue Herron!!
Posted Jul 23, 2017; Oregon
Better to call ahead and ask. Asked if I belonged to Harvest Hosts which I did. Ok'd us for the night. Not sure if would have been approved otherwise. Initially I was told most people have prior approval.
Posted Jul 14, 2016; Oregon
Enjoyed a pleasant stay with my 24ft motorhome, free parking overnight at the back of the parking lot. I was the only RV there.
The staff were very friendly and their store is great.
They have a petting zoo and lovely little park. The chickens run freely and the rooster started crowing his heart out very early.
The Tillamook cheese factory is only about 1 mi north ( interesting self guided tour).
Posted Mar 18, 2016; Oregon