I didn’t mind it at all though, reminded me of where I live and our cows in the pasture. Worth the drive! I took my cousin and grandma on a nice drive, no cell phone service which was nice as we could take in the views! We did turn on the air cycle for just in the vehicle, which is a MUST! We stopped at Fred Meyers before heading the creamery for some SD cards for a camera, and let me say, this is totally a farm town just by the smell of it. Anyway, this is a fun place to visit, spend a few hours, have a great walk, terrific clean restrooms, nice and quaint merchandise, for young ones and adults… but beware, don’t, don’t try their cafeteria food. They’ll be interested to no what’s in their hamburger, fries, dipped by nacho’s, squeezed out of bottle, pushed out of Cheese-Whizz, and put on just about anything imaginable by man, as well as promoted in some crackers that really aren’t made of this.
#Tillamook ice cream near me free#
If you have Kids, this place (if you’re in the vicinity), is a must, as they will get the gist of how such products they promote come about – a little free biology and agriculture thrown in. It is more customer/patron friendly, things are newer, accommodations are much better, it’s bigger, better, and it easier to get around. I must say though, the Cheese is terrific (one of the best in the world) and they have really made some incredible visitor enhancements to this place since my last visit. My wife loves their goodies (I really do too), and being a good husband, it’s the way to go. The only thing I did not see though, was how the original product came (or extracted) from the source – if they showed that, somehow, I missed it! Regardless, we enjoyed our second trip there recently. A place you see yellow gooey stuff that goes on your hamburger made and distributed. Take your family and see how cheese is done. This tourist spot is intriguing to me in that I never thought cheese, yes cheese, could ever be a tourist site – and have seen so many folks sniffing cheese and their derivatives.
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