Camp 18 Logging Museum & Restaurant
4.8(54)
Museum
About
Camp 18 Logging Museum & Restaurant honors the legacy of Pacific Northwest loggers with an outdoor museum and a memorial building featuring over 400 copper plaques commemorating those who shaped the region's timber industry. The site offers a unique blend of history and hospitality, with authentic logging artifacts and a rustic lodge overlooking the river.
The restaurant serves hearty meals with generous portions, echoing the robust appetite of loggers, making it a fitting spot for business groups seeking a distinctive venue with local character. The grounds provide a refreshing setting for breaks, with walking paths around historic machinery and river views.
Best for
- Client dinners with rustic Pacific Northwest character
- Team outings with outdoor museum exploration
- Memorial ceremonies and heritage events
Standout features
Heritage Memorial
Loggers Memorial with 400+ copper plaques
A dedicated memorial building honoring Pacific Northwest loggers with over 400 individual plaques representing men and women who shaped the timber industry. The memorial grows annually as families add names, preserving a living history of logging
Unique Bronze Statue
Nine-foot bronze logger statue with authentic gear
A striking bronze statue cast in 2009 depicts logger Steve Boudreau wearing his actual spiked boots, hard hat, axe, and chainsaw. The statue captures intricate details, including a hornet's nest from his garage, symbolizing the spirit of loggers
Scenic Setting
Lodge overlooking a refreshing river
The venue features a beautiful lodge with views of the river behind it, providing a peaceful natural backdrop for events and visits. The surrounding grounds include outdoor hiking paths and historic logging equipment displays.
At a glance
Location & hours
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Hours
Sunday9am – 5pm
Monday9am – 5pm
Tuesday9am – 5pm
Wednesday9am – 5pm
Thursday9am – 5pm
Friday9am – 5pm
Saturday9am – 5pm
Rated 4.8 on Google · 54 reviews