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Tillamook, Oregon

Tillamook, Oregon

A Small Town with  A Lot Going On

Tillamook County – Population: 4,935

Nestled at the southern end of Tillamook Bay on Oregon’s beautiful north coast, Tillamook is a popular destination for outdoor enthusiasts. Tillamook offers numerous hiking trails and opportunities for kayaking, fishing, and hunting as well as crabbing and clamming in Tillamook Bay and Netarts Bay.

Located roughly 70 miles west of Portland, Oregon, Tillamook has a rich history in agriculture, fishing, and wood products. Tillamook is home to the famous Tillamook Cheese Factory and a number of other businesses specializing in dairy and seafood products. Visitors also flock to Tillamook County throughout the year to explore coastal beaches and the Tillamook State Forest.

Tillamook is the largest city in Tillamook county and home to Tillamook Bay Community College. Hampton has operated the sawmill in downtown Tillamook since 1986.

Check out:
  • The June Dairy Parade and Rodeo held each year at the Tillamook Fairgrounds.
Facts:
  • Tillamook is an Indian word meaning “the many peoples of the Nehalem.”
  • Joseph Champion, the first settler to the area, arrived in 1851 and made his home in the hollow of a giant spruce tree, which he lovingly referred to as his “castle.”

Our Mill

Tillamook Lumber Company

3111 Third St.
Tillamook, OR 97141
Phone: 503.842.6641
Mill Manager: Mark Elston

Capacity:

100% Hem fir. Annual production capacity of 240 MMBF.

Products:
  • Framing Lumber 100% Hem Fir sold both domestic and export
    • Structural Light Framing
  • KD 2×4 in 6’ to 20’ lengths
    • Structural Joists and Planks
  • KD 2×6 through 2×12 in 6’ to 26’ lengths
  • Green 3” and 4” thicknesses in 4” through 12” widths in 8’ to 24’ lengths

WWPA grading, paper wrap, kiln drying and bar coding available upon request. Products are shipped from Tillamook via BN or UP rail, truck and cargo-Portland.