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Equestrian riders and hikers favor Lewis & Clark State Park for its 8 miles of trails through old-growth forest. Near Toledo, Washington, it sits close to quiet rural roads and wildlife spots. Select from 35 campsites starting at $30 per night.
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Write a ReviewNo, Lewis & Clark State Park lacks full hookups. No electric 30/50-amp, water, or sewer connections show at the 35 primitive sites. Use on-site drinking water; seek nearby dump stations for RVs. Contact rangers for latest details.
Yes, dogs go on leash, and horses find dedicated trails and parking. No size or breed limits noted. Trails require hikers to yield to horses, keeping it smooth for all pets and owners.
Rates start at $30 per night for standard sites. This includes primitive camping with fire pits and picnic tables; double or group sites cost more. Reserve online via the state parks site, as spots fill fast in summer.
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