• Tillamook County Pioneer Museum
• Latimer Quilt & Textile Center
• Taste of Tillamook County
• Tillamook County Rodeo

	Tillamook Forest Center in Tillamook The Center, owned and operated by the Oregon Department of Forestry, offers an active program of interpretive events ranging from bluegrass concerts to wildflower walks.
	The Tillamook Cheese Factory is one of the most popular tourist attractions in the state with nearly a million visitors a year.
	Tillamook Air Museum Built in 1943, the hangar was constructed for the U.S. Navy for the home base for blimps to be used in anti-submarine missions. After the war, the hangars have been used for everything from a lumber mill to a storage area.

Tillamook, Oregon


Tillamook is positioned right on the North Oregon Coast, 75 miles west of Portland. Tillamook is the county seat, located right in the middle of Tillamook County.

It is surrounded to the North by Bay City, is nestled next to Tillamook Bay. The Coast Range and the Tillamook State Forest lie to the East. West and South of Tillamook you will find the 3 Capes Scenic Loop, with Cape Meares, Oceanside and Netarts all offering spectacular views of the ocean!

The City of Tillamook was the first community to be settled in the county. It was first named "Hoquarten," believed to be an Indian name meaning "the landing." The name was later changed to Tillamook, meaning "land of many waters".

Joseph Champion was the first settler in the vicinity. He arrived in 1851 and made his home in a hollow spruce tree. Before long, more settlers came, all bachelors. In 1852, the first two families arrived to make their homes. Each year brought more families. On December 15, 1853, Tillamook County was created by an act of legislature.

With the coming of the railroad in 1911, the first paved streets were laid. By 1925 Tillamook was quickly becoming the modern commercial, agricultural and industrial center it is today.