Lewis and Clark State Park
About this place
Park in North Dakota. Grilling rules vary by fuel type — confirm before you go.
Good to know
SwimmingOK Allowed; swimming area and day-use beach located along the east shore of the campground
FishingOK Allowed; excellent fishing for walleye, sauger and northern pike
DogsLeash Pets are welcome but must stay on a leash. Most parks have off-leash areas or dog parks for your four-legged friends.
Fees
- $8 per hourFat tire bike rentals
- $15 per daySnowshoe rentals
- $15 per nightPrimitive Campsites
- $30 per nightModern Campsites (electricity & water)
- $35 per nightPremium Campsites (electricity, sewer & water)
- $50 per dayFat tire bike rentals
- $70 per nightCamping Cabins, two-night minimum
- $50 per dayElk Point Shelter (electricity & water)
- $50 per dayMadison Shelter (no electricity)
- $75 per dayFriends Shelter (electricity)
What's here
Picnic tables
Pavilion
Restrooms
Parking
Shower
Camping
Hiking
Biking
Beach
Boat launch
Paddling
Marina
Nature center
Location
Common questions
Can you grill at Lewis and Clark State Park?
Grilling rules at Lewis and Clark State Park aren't stated on its official page. Always confirm current rules on the official page before you go.
Is there a fee at Lewis and Clark State Park?
Yes — fees apply. For example, $8 per hour · Fat tire bike rentals. See the official page for the full schedule.
Can you swim at Lewis and Clark State Park?
Allowed; swimming area and day-use beach located along the east shore of the campground.
Are dogs allowed?
Pets are welcome but must stay on a leash. Most parks have off-leash areas or dog parks for your four-legged friends.
