Lewis and Clark State Park

In the shadow of one of Washington’s last substantial old-growth forests, Lewis and Clark State Park Campground invites campers to immerse themselves in a landscape of towering conifers, tranquil wetlands, and vibrant prairie. This 621-acre park stands out as a haven for nature enthusiasts, offering a serene retreat while being conveniently located just off I-5 near Toledo, Washington. Whether you’re drawn to the historical structures crafted by the Civilian Conservation Corps or the immersive trails winding through lush forest, this campground exceeds expectations for accessibility and beauty.

The campground features 25 standard campsites, eight full utility RV sites, and five equestrian sites, all nestled amidst dense greenery for a peaceful and secluded atmosphere. Amenities include showers, restrooms, drinking water, and picnic areas, ensuring a comfortable and convenient stay. For those seeking adventure, the park boasts eight miles of hiking trails, five of which are multi-use equestrian trails, providing opportunities to explore the rich ecological environment. A nearby interpretive trail allows visitors to delve deeper into the area’s natural and cultural history. Families will also appreciate the playfields, swing sets, and the historic day-use community hall.

Located just four miles from the freeway, the park is an ideal stopover for road-trippers or a destination for weekend getaways. Visitors can also explore the Jackson House State Park Heritage Site, just minutes away, to connect with local history. With its blend of natural splendor, recreational offerings, and proximity to both rustic trails and small-town charm, Lewis and Clark State Park Campground offers a balanced escape into Washington’s wilderness.