Treat Yourself To A Foot-Tall Ice Cream Cone At Oregon’s Eastwind Drive-In

Anytime is the right time for ice cream, and when you find yourself in the Columbia River Gorge, you're going to want to stop in Cascade Locks to visit Eastwind Drive-In. Enjoy some delicious burgers and fries, but leave room for some of the best ice cream in Oregon for dessert!

Eastwind Drive-In has been the place for burgers, fries, and ice cream in Cascade Locks for decades. This little restaurant doesn't have a website or an official Facebook page but that doesn't matter - it's a popular spot and drive-in for those in the know.

This hidden gem hasn't changed much over the years; the decor is still straight out of the 1970s, and the menu board hasn't been replaced since then, either. What it does have is friendly service, delicious food, and some tall ice cream cones.

Sink your teeth into a tasty bacon cheeseburger, and enjoy a side of fries or onion rings...

...then, get your ice cream! Cones come in three sizes: small, medium, and large, and even the small size is gigantic!

The largest size measures more than a foot from top to bottom. It's a tower of creamy deliciousness, but you might have trouble finishing this tall ice cream cone before it melts.

Experienced Eastwind Drive-In cone eaters ask for their cone to be placed in a cup for easier eating.

Get some of the best ice cream in Oregon in a cone in chocolate, vanilla, or swirl, or try one of the flavor burst flavors.

Flavor burst cones come in eight different flavors including butter pecan, blue goo, black cherry, strawberry, raspberry, tropical orange, butterscotch, and mocha cappuccino.

Every day is ice cream day at Eastwind Drive-In. Bring your friends and family along!

Since there is no website or Facebook page, give Eastwind Drive-In a call for more information. (541) 374-8380.

Have you tried a cone at Eastwind Drive-In? Where do you get your favorite ice cream cones in Oregon? Tell us about your tasty treat in the comments, then tag the loved ones you want to take with you next time!

Prefer a warmer treat? Check out Deadstock Coffee in Portland.