Silver Lake, Oregon: Cowboy Dinner Tree

Eat dinner in a ghost-town-like restaurant, at the midpoint on the old Sycan Trail, beneath a tree that once shaded a chuckwagon.

Address:: 50836 E. Bay Rd, Silver Lake, OR
Directions:: From Hwy 31, on the west edge of Silver Lake, turn south onto E. Bay Rd. Drive 4.5 miles. You'll see the Cowboy Dinner Tree entrance on the right.
Hours:: Th-Su 4-8:30, off-season F-Su 4-8:30 (Call to verify) Local health policies may affect hours and access.
Phone:: 541-576-2426
Admission:: Adults $28. for dinner, reservations required.

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Cowboy Dinner Tree.

Cowboy Dinner Tree

Established in the 1800s as a chow stop for roving buckaroos, the chuck wagon was replaced by the current buildings and serve steak and chicken in a colorful setting. Bring the kids and your camera down the dirt road and be prepared for all manner of rustic and vintage things hanging from the ceiling and walls of this popular restaurant. There is a quaint gift shop as well, but be sure to make reservations. This place fills up fast!

[Joe Teeples, 06/08/2019]

Cowboy Dinner Tree

Old cattle drive stop. This place is ready to serve giant steaks or whole roasted chickens with beans and biscuits. A taste of the Old West.

[Kim Bourda, 07/04/2015]

Eat dinner in a ghost-town-like restaurant, at the midpoint on the old Sycan Trail, beneath a tree that once shaded a chuckwagon. The cowpokes probably ate their share of beans and biscuits here, but not a lot of giant steaks.