Welcome to the Port of Tillamook Bay What do you get when you take majestic coastal beauty, mix in a heavy dose of historical significance, then add tourism, top flight facilities and a dash of country charm? Around here, we call that the recipe for the Port of Tillamook Bay. Comprised of over 1600 acres of land zoned for industrial use just two miles south of the coastal town of Tillamook, Oregon, the Port of Tillamook Bay boasts an ever-growing array of businesses, from local artists and builders to manufacturers of internationally renowned products. State of Oregon Certified Sites Click here for full-sized photo (sign readable) or here for blow-up of Certified Site sign The Port and Tourism The Port also serves the tourist industry that drives the Oregon coast with a 52-space RV Park and a complete museum, housed in the centerpiece of the Port's buildings, the impressive, monolithic Blimp Hangar B. Soon to be added, a PGA tournament class 18-hole golf course, convention hotel, and an additional 28 space RV park expansion.

Public Presentation by Michele Bradley Click here for presentation by Michele Bradley, POTB General Manager, presented at the railroad "open forum" held January 29. (PowerPoint presentation - requires Microsoft PowerPoint software.) Looking for a Space for Your Business? There is a space for virtually any type of business within the Port. Available sites range from under 5 acres to as large as 400; sites may be partitioned for smaller users. Flexibility is key, and the Port is ready to accommodate a wide variety of businesses, no matter the size, and offers a number of attractive tenant incentives, including a first-class airport. Whether you plan to start a new company, expand or relocate, the combination of available facilities, creative use of resources, and unmatched support, packaged in a spectacularly scenic setting, makes the Port of Tillamook Bay an excellent choice. Port of Tillamook Bay Railroad Supporting local industry is the Port's own 95 mile railroad, which also serves the coastal towns of Garibaldi, Rockaway Beach and Wheeler! The Port is happy to announce that Tunnel 25 was reopened the first week of December.