This has been a popular stop for years for everyone from Gran to kids. First, there is the fact of very clean bathrooms, Plus you can watch tem make cheese, and sample some for free. They have fantastic ice cream and Idare you to leave without stopping and getting a cone. Nice gift shop, too. This is a place where... More

Amazing to see the cheese making process on this scale. This is the economic engine of the area. More

It's a great learning experience for kids and adults. Even more fun was getting the workers to wave back.. the cheese samples are amazing, as we found 3 flavors there that we couldn't buy at home. The store and ice cream are great, prices are not inflated and overall, a great experience. Since the whole process can be completed in... More

These people know how to run a self-guided factory tour! Give lots of information on a short walk and don't charge an arm and a leg for the food! The gift shop was reasonably priced too! More

While visiting Seaside and Astoria,we took a day and traveled the gorgeous coast of Oregon to Tillamook . The creamery offers tasty treats of wonderful cheeses ,ice cream ,fudge,and a nice gift shop. You can view the areas where cheese is made.It is a super way to spend a day! More

I am a huge fan of Tillamook Cheese so when we found ourselves on the Northern Oregon coast we made a point to drop in. I expected an actual tour but as it turns out it's self guided with looped narration playing on the speakers and a very limited area you are allowed to see. We arrived after 3 and... More

We always enjoy dropping by the Creamery and trying cheeses that we don't see in the super market. They also have a great selection of Oregon made products, as well. More

I traveled here from Frankfurt expecting to find cheesecake. I did eventually find cheesecake at an area restaurant. At the factory I was scolded for rummaging through the employee breakroom and Dan (the Line Foreman) gave me a good lecture on food safety. I was able to write this trip off as an educational experience. I had seen American ads... More

Its worth a stop and an hour of your time if you are driving by, but i would not make it a destination. The displays are sort of interesting, but mostly deal with the history of the co-op rather than the intricacies of how milk is processed and cheese is made. There was not much going on the factory floor... More