Lewis & Clark State Park Campground

About

Lewis and Clark State Park protects 616 acres of rare old-growth forest in Lewis County, Washington, offering campers a chance to experience towering Douglas fir, western red cedar, and grand fir trees that have stood for centuries. The campground provides primitive and standard sites with picnic tables and fire pits, along with modern restrooms and showers. Five primitive equestrian campsites are available first-come, first-served, with access to 8 miles of multiuse trails shared by hikers and horseback riders. The park offers additional group facilities including a group camp accommodating up to 50 visitors with fresh water, stove, picnic tables, and vault toilets. The Lewis & Clark Lodge provides indoor group lodging with a full kitchen, 22 twin beds, and a wood stove. Two kitchen shelters are available for day-use gatherings. Beyond camping, visitors can explore hiking and biking trails winding through the ancient forest, use the horseshoe pits, or simply enjoy the cathedral-like atmosphere created by the massive old-growth trees.

Directions

From I-5, take Exit 63 (Toledo/Jackson Highway). Head east on Jackson Highway (US-12) for approximately 3 miles. The park entrance is on the right at 4583 Jackson Highway, Winlock, WA 98596.