Amazing little town with a lot of cool stuff to see! Highlight was definitely visiting the "Walsh residence" aka the goonies house! Please please please do not drive up to the house and do not park on Duane or 38th when visiting as the streets are NARROW and the parking is intended for the neighbors. Even if it's for 5 minutes please don't! It's worth the walk in this cool old neighborhood. Also please don't leave any trash and if you see any, be courteous and pick it up please! We want this amazing piece of cult classic cinema history to stay accessible for fans to see for years to come! Also there is a donation box at the corner of the property (easily mistaken as a mailbox) and if you'd like to help with keeping this circa 1896 home in good shape and well maintained a few bucks couldn't hurt!

Ok so i only saw the movie once but my wife has seen it a few times and lets face it its one of those 80s cult following things that has its special place in alot of people's lives. That said if you are any type of goonie then you need to stop, take a selfie and prove you were there. Park on a side street, dont drive up the hill, and be respectful of the neighborhood. Go to genos pizza afterwards, you'll love it

Stayed in a downtown Astoria hotel, so I left the car behind and made a 28-block trek over to 38th St. Since it was in the early evening, there weren’t too many others looking to see the house. You walk up a short rocky driveway. The house is more beautiful than I thought, adorned with summer flowers blooming. All the 3 homes up this driveway were beautiful. I’m glad I stopped in!

Very Cool to see in person. Parking was a struggle but once you’re at the top, it’s worth the walk. I’m totally going back again and getting myself in the picture next time. The new owners that bought it sound like they’re gonna bring the Goonies Theme back. I can’t wait to see what this house has in store the next few years.

Let's ne honest, chances are, at this point anyway, you are headed to the Goonie House just to get your picture taken in front of it and maybe pull off you version of the "Truffle Shuffle". That's all there is to do. This is much more than that for a whole generation of people that grew up in the 80's. My eyes welled up when we were walking up that hill. I couldn't believe I was there! We joked a little with a few other people that were there to make the pilgrimage to this place. I popped $10 into the donation box, took a couple videos with my phone, snapped a few dozen pictures, and it was over. A desire burning inside of me had finally been extinguished that I have felt for for almost 40 years. I've had the Goonie House in my Bucket List Top 10 forever. BIG time check. I loved it.