Reviews

Jane B.

Super nice state park--we were there in mid Sept. we stayed in one of the newer pull through sites. clean park with lots of trails..and quiet.

Matt R

Pretty cool place. Not too busy, lots of trails, lots of wildlife, and clean restrooms. Oh, and awesome rocks along the river too.

Alli Tripp

Beautiful view of the Missouri River and easy flat walking path from campsite to access it. Clean campsites, firewood for sale, nice ranger and camp host both talked to us and we're helpful. Highly recommend.

Yang Song

Great spot in North Dakota to experience Missouri River. Beach access gives you opportunity to look through all the variety of stones. Sunrise is spectacular. Tent camping area is spacious, very well maintained and have awesome lake view. Beach has plenty of firewood if you like to pick your own. Didn’t see many animals besides bunnies and some fish in the lake. But all the wild flowers are so pretty. Also surprised they have a car wash station near the RV camping area. Definitely worth a weekend trip if you also want to stop by Williston for a good meal after rustic camping experience!

Paul

A fantastic state park year-round! My kids love camping and Geocaching during the summer months. Especially when we're able to be there for events like "Christmas in July". We also enjoy the sledding hill in the winter. The views are always beautiful and the park staff and hosts are very friendly.

David Bottomley

We stayed at Lewis & Clark State Park for a week in August 2022. We enjoyed our stay here, with some caveats. If you have a big rig, I'd recommend that you book the sites in the Plover loop not the Pintail loop, as the pull through sites in the Pintail loop, while long enough for most big rigs are NOT designed for maneuvering big rigs in and out of those spots. They have planted trees and shrubs near the end of the islands between loops, rather than in the middle where they won't interfere with maneuvering. They also added plastic site markers which we had to remove to have any chance of getting into our site. There are also large wooden posts to protect the utilities that are closer to the gravel than they should be. We barely made it into our site, within 1 ft. of the posts on each side, and were only able to do so because there wasn't anyone in the site behind us so we were able to swing into it before turning. We also weren't able to stay on the road on turns in some areas, as their pavement isn't wide enough to accommodate for off-tracking. As I've told multiple parks, they need to take a semi truck with a 53' box and drive it through these sites and remove anything that gets in their way. Our RV is only a few feet shorter than that, and would provide some safety margin. As for other recommendations, there are a lot of rocks on the beach which could probably be cleaned up and the water connections are too far from some sites. If you need Internet here, be advised that AT&T, Verizon, and T-Mobile are poor at best, and there is no public WiFi. We eeked by. Other than that, it's a great park and we had a good time. The rates are reasonable. The new dog park is great, but could use a bit more shade. Zach the ranger is extremely friendly and has a great customer-service oriented attitude.

Mya Pospisil

Such a gorgeous and huge lake! So many boats out yet on the water itself it felt like there was no one! 10/10 would suggest a trip up! The scenery was gorgeous! Near the edge they had these gorgeous colorful rocks(not pictured). Theirs areas with sand and beach like but then also edges with greenery. Such a good place for boating but I would not suggest paddle boards as the water is to wavy.