Come enjoy the unique experience of Hangar B, take off on an adventure through aviation history at the Tillamook Air Museum, once part of The Naval Air Station Tillamook. The museum is housed in one of the nation’s last remaining World War II blimp hangars and is one of the largest wooden structures in the world, a visit to the Tillamook Air Museum is an unforgettable experience.
Visitors will be astounded by the museum’s displays and artifacts, interactive exhibits, and over 20 aircraft, such as the F-14 Tomcat, A-7 Corsair ll, Mig-17, Aero-Space lines Mini-Guppy and many more. You can experience life as a jet pilot by climbing into the cockpit of aircraft trainers and learn about aviation history in the museum’s free theater. Take a walk through the Exhibit Hall, with rare wartime and aviation themed artifacts from WW l to the present. Visitors can also Walk-thru the dawn of the commercial jet age in the museums newest exhibit, a 1970’s themed TWA Convair 880’s forward cabin. Looking for an indoor activity for the little ones? The museum’s play area is equipped with play structures, games, and toys great for ages 0-7. We have something that everyone in the family can enjoy. The museum is handicap accessible, visitors are welcome to drive or fly in by (private aircraft where you can land and park nearby), and there is ample daytime parking for RVs. For more information, call (503) 842-1130 or visit www.tillamookair.com for upcoming events, exhibit openings, museum hours, and admissions rates.
