Where was The Goonies filmed? The House & all the Locations in Astoria

The movie opens with the jailbreak scene in the prison where one of the Fratelli brothers was convicted.

The historic Clatsop County Jail, in use from 1914 to 1976, is today the Oregon Film Museum, where memorabilia and some artifacts from the movie are on display.

As Nick P Was Here pointed out, the chase scene with the iconic black Jeep Cherokee goes through several spots is in Astoria, including 7th Street with Duane Street and 8th Street between Exchange and Franklin Avenue.

The high-school athletic field where Andy and the cheerleaders are training was the John Warren Field, located at Exchange with 18th Streets.

However, this location doesn't exist anymore, as it was demolished in 2016, becoming the parking lot of the expanding Columbia Memorial Hospital.

The spot where the housekeeper Rosalita tries to cross the street is opposite the Astoria Coffee Company building at Leif Erikson Drive with 37th Street.

With the opening credits still rolling out, at the next turn we are a bit far away from Rosalita's scene, in a house at 32 Skyline Avenue.

This property also served to film the short scene inside Mouth's house (Corey Feldman).

The pier where Stef (Martha Plimpton) put her head underwater was filmed at East Astoria Mooring Basin Dock.

There's no way the chase could have passed through here as the pier is a dead-end.

"Oh, wow, a police chase!" Chunk, the clumsy comic relief of the gang, smudges the window of the Lower Columbia Bowling Alley at 826 Marine Drive.

According to IMDb, the junkyard where Data tests his James-Bond-inspired invention was filmed at the Warner Brothers Burbank Studios backlot.

The Fratellis arrive just on time to blend into the other cars participating in the Annual ORV Rally, taking place at Cannon Beach. The access point to the beach is on Ecola Court.

The Haystack Rock, a 235 feet (72 meters) landmark (or seamark?) also appeared in Steven Spielberg's 1979 movie, 1941.

The Goonies house is located at 368 38th Street in Astoria. Most of the interior was also filmed here, although the attic was a set built on a soundstage at the Warner Brothers Burbank Studios in California.

This is a private residence - if you are visiting, please be considerate of the residents.

In 2015, the house was closed to the public as the owners were getting too many tourists, but it has been reopened with a donation box to compensate for the hassle of having hundreds of visitors coming and going every day.

Data's house is also still standing opposite the Walsh family house.

Data, played by Jonathan Ke Huy Quan, was already a famous actor at the time. He starred the year before in the 1984 blockbuster hit Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom, which was a big inspiration for The Goonies.

On their way cycling to the coast, the kids pass through Astoria Historical Museum where Mikey’s dad works, at 441 8th Street, which is located across the street from the jail.

Built in 1885, this mansion is home to the Captain George Flavel House Museum.

The manor is one of the best-preserved examples of Queen Anne architecture on the west side of the Rockies. It was about to be torn down several times to make way for a parking lot.

The Goonies arrive at a hill where the 1632 doubloon shape matches the landscape, helping to find clues about the location of One-Eyed Willy's treasure.

These scenes were filmed at the Ecola State Park situated just three miles north of Cannon Beach, featuring spectacular views of Haystack Rock.

The Lighthouse Lounge, the abandoned restaurant which serves as a hideout of the Fratelli family, was temporarily built here at Ecola Point.

The last scene at Cauldron Point, where the kids are reunited with their parents, was filmed on both sides of the Goat Rock State Beach near Bodega Bay in Jenner, California.

Director Richard Donner made a cameo as one of the police officers driving a quad.