Lewis & Clark State Park

This campground was built by the CCC in the 1930s in an old growth forest and both the forest and the old stone and log buildings are gorgeous. Being an old campground the spaces are back-in and not terribly wide. Nominally level. There is lots of privacy between campsites. Picnic tables and fire rings. Water spigots and trash at frequent locations. The bathrooms are flush with sinks. Very peaceful visit. Cell available.

Overall a nice, picturesque campground among some giant cedars. The lush dense forest is absolutely gorgeous, despite how dark and damp it can feel at times (we had rain about 50% of the stay). Easy access getting to the park, nice paved roads the whole way.
Sites were fine although a bit narrow, with our slide out we had a few feet out the door to the edge. We left our truck hooked up (34’ 5th wheel) and we occupied every inch of our site. Backing in took a few corrections due to the narrowness of the road, as well as trees and thick bush obstacles but it worked. Only a handful of the sites look big enough for our size trailer. There’s a few pull throughs but even they were questionable. None of the sites were paved, and for the most part level to some degree.
Campground facilities included a couple group kitchens, swing set, horse shoes and wide open grassy picnic area.
Cell coverage was spotty, our site specifically didn’t have much signal.
As far as price goes it’s the same as any other state park… overpriced. We paid $32/night without hook up. While it was a pretty area, that’s a bit steep considering there’s not much to do, and the sites are grass/dirt and without any services.