Camping near the Lewis and Clark National Historic Trail

Explore campsites within 5 miles of this historic, state-spanning route.

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The Lewis & Clark Trail isn’t a single path—it’s a vast network of parks, rivers, and historic landmarks connected across 11 states and 3,700 miles from from Illinois to the Oregon Coast. Camp your way along it: Book a Hipcamp site to pitch your tent by a quiet river or park your van near a mountain pass—supporting local conservation and community projects as you go. Each stop offers a chance to learn, reflect, and connect with the land, with local communities, and with the layered history that continues to shape this route, from the banks of the Mississippi River all the way to the Pacific Ocean.

What once took over two years today makes for an unforgettable camping road trip. Start at Camp Dubois in Illinois, where Lewis and Clark began their journey, and trace their path through wide-open prairies, river valleys, and rugged mountain passes. In Omaha, Nebraska, walk the same stretch of the Missouri River they once navigated. Out west, stand on the cliffs in Oregon where the expedition finally reached the Pacific and take in a view that looks nearly unchanged since 1805. Take the chance to connect with this shared history—to experience rivers, mountains, and coastlines that shaped both the journey of the explorers and the lives of the Indigenous communities who guided, fed, and sustained them.

The Lewis & Clark Trail isn’t a single path—it’s a vast network of parks, rivers, and historic landmarks connected across 11 states and 3,700 miles from from Illinois to the Oregon Coast. Camp your way along it: Book a Hipcamp site to pitch your tent by a quiet river or park your van near a mountain pass—supporting local conservation and community projects as you go. Each stop offers a chance to learn, reflect, and connect with the land, with local communities, and with the layered history that continues to shape this route, from the banks of the Mississippi River all the way to the Pacific Ocean.

What once took over two years today makes for an unforgettable camping road trip. Start at Camp Dubois in Illinois, where Lewis and Clark began their journey, and trace their path through wide-open prairies, river valleys, and rugged mountain passes. In Omaha, Nebraska, walk the same stretch of the Missouri River they once navigated. Out west, stand on the cliffs in Oregon where the expedition finally reached the Pacific and take in a view that looks nearly unchanged since 1805. Take the chance to connect with this shared history—to experience rivers, mountains, and coastlines that shaped both the journey of the explorers and the lives of the Indigenous communities who guided, fed, and sustained them.

230 campgrounds

The Retreat at Cannon Beach

1. The Retreat at Cannon Beach

86%
(21)
Cannon Beach, OR · 89 sites · Tents, RVs, Lodging
Stay, Relax & Wander in Cannon Beach Make your escape to the west coast where the sea meets the wilderness. Find yourself relaxing in a cozy cabin, or in the outdoors with a tent, or bring your RV for a ride. Stay a while, and live the good life. At The Retreat at Cannon Beach, you’ll find a variety of amenities designed to enhance your stay. Whether you’re relaxing in the cozy interiors or exploring the scenic surroundings, every aspect of your stay is crafted for comfort and enjoyment. Enjoy The Town Explore the charm of Cannon Beach right from The Retreat’s doorstep. Stroll through the quaint town filled with unique shops, art galleries, and delightful eateries. Take in the stunning coastal views, visit iconic landmarks like Haystack Rock, and enjoy the vibrant local culture. Whether you’re seeking relaxation or adventure, Cannon Beach offers something for everyone, making your stay at The Retreat even more memorable. Our Tent Camping Experience the true essence of outdoor camping with our tent camping options at The Retreat at Cannon Beach. Tucked away in a quiet and relaxing environment, our tent sites offer the perfect blend of nature and comfort. Whether you’re a seasoned camper or new to the experience, our tent camping provides an ideal escape into the beauty of the Oregon Coast.
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WindWoodRivers

2. WindWoodRivers

97%
(920)
Home Valley, WA · 6 sites · Tents, RVs, Lodging
One of the oldest original homesteads in the area, for nearly 150 years this gem has been in the family. We have shared it with many people over the years and would love to share it with you! These beloved woods are the remaining part of the once vast, St. Martin homestead-started in the late 1800s. Our family ties and our roots grow very deeply in these woods-we've been born and raised here and continue to strive to be good stewards of these lands. Pristine woods, trails, river access, and more! Located in the heart of the Columbia River Gorge, 60 minutes east of Portland, 25 minutes west of Hood River. A truly tranquil place to enjoy exclusively, or to use as a basecamp for the unlimited adventures possible in this scenic area. Welcome and enjoy!
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Selby Farm Camping

3. Selby Farm Camping

99%
(711)
Wooldridge, MO · 5 sites · Tents, RVs
Summary: Easy access from I-70 Great views. Usually very quiet except for wildlife sounds Portapottie at both camping areas Great star viewing. Excellent conditions for pets Hosts live nearby and are good communicators via text or phone. Hosts can direct you to several local attractions and shopping options. Hosts are happy to take questions before, during, or after your stay. Narrative about Selby Farm: Selbys have lived on this farm since 1990. Doug and Brenda are retired from teaching at nearby public schools. Our Farm is now dedicated to boarding retired horses for their owners. We practice rotational grazing for the health of the horses and the health of our pastures. The horses live in a herd as they would in the wild. Basically, they are hanging out with their friends! They also get regular care and feed and so are VERY happy. You will see and probably interact with the horses if you wish. They are guaranteed to come closer if you have treats like carrots and apples slices. Our quiet county road used to be the main road along the river. A hundred years ago it was called "Shanty Road". The shacks that were along it housed workers that harvested food from farms in the river bottom. The only evidence of those shacks now is perrenial flowers growing in unusual places. The area is inhabited by professionals working in nearby towns and cities. In fact there are only five homes along our 1.5 mile section of Copps Chapel Road. The native Americans who used this area did so because of the great diversity of wildlife and availability of water. Also the view is amazing in all directions. Was using this ridge top encampment for security, or just because the view is so satisfying? The Missouri River is on the far side of the bottoms now, but has been very close historically. There is also a large spring flowing from a cave nearby. These river hills are composed of soils blown in from the end of the last ice age. Being near the river, erosion has cut down the surrounding area making the scenic topography associated with Missouri River valleys and river hills.
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Los Helechos Glamping

4. Los Helechos Glamping

Cathlamet, WA · 3 sites
Only an hour 1/2 from PDX/Vancouver area, driving through the scenic Ocean Beach Hwy, and nested in the town of Cathlamet- WA, Los Helechos is a place where you can reset after a busy workweek. We have two furnished geodesic domes, each one with their own bathroom, outdoor kitchenette area and wood fire hot tub (for hot days, enjoy a cold plunge!) . We also have a sauna to leave the stress away! The sauna is a shared space. Our 20 F Dome can sleep up to 4 people and our 16 F Dome can sleep up to 2. We have a designated area for parking on the upper level, and then only a few steps down the slope to get to your destination. Please bring comfortable shoes to walk to walk through the gravel road and flip flops to get in and of the hot tubes. For cooking we have a small designated area on the deck. A cooking stove and few cooking ware are available for your use, but you're welcome to bring your barbecue. We hope you enjoy your staying, as much as we do!. Los Helechos family
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VanGoBoon Campground

5. VanGoBoon Campground

83%
(867)
Bozeman, MT · 18 sites · Tents, RVs, Lodging
BEFORE MAKING A RESERVATION IN MAY: The main bathroom/shower is not available until the first of June. There is porta potty on property however. PLEASE NOTE: VanGoBoon is a campground, not a RV Park! Much like a NFS campsites but close to town, with easy access off Hwy 90. There's water on the property available in several areas of the campground. Some sites have water at the site. Otherwise we are considered a "dry" campground. Welcome to our campground! We are a "Roadside" Campground that offers the convince of easy on/off access to Hwy 90 and the close proximity to Bozeman. We are adjacent to Hwy 90 and the Montana Rail System. We have a variety of options that should suit just about anyone. We are near Yellowstone National Park as well as Bozeman, MT which offers all types of recreational opportunities e.g. hiking, fishing, climbing, skiing, cycling and running trails. VanGoBoon is the perfect "Pull-in for the Night" as well as week-long stays! Most of our sites are SELF-CONTAINED. We have 4 sites that have electric and water hookups. (20,30,50amp) The lawn area has horseshoes, frisbee golf, and corn toss. We mostly offer dry campsites for overnight stays for vans, tents or RVs . Most sites are on concrete slabs so they are level and the property has grass areas with trees as well. FYI: Great site if you like trains! An important part of Montana’s commerce is transportation by rail so there will be highway and train noise. If you are a light sleeper, you may want to have noise-cancelation devices handy. Private spots between trees but near freeway for easy access. Our 2 horses have been a favorite with young campers along with the open yet private campsites! We look forward to welcoming you!
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Harmony Lake Farm Park & Playground

6. Harmony Lake Farm Park & Playground

99%
(1035)
Wellington, MO · 20 sites · Tents, RVs
Harmony Lake welcomes you to our Farm. We are proud to be a registered member of Missouri Agritourism. Agritourism connects our guests with the great outdoors via Farm Stay. We hope you enjoy your stay at Harmony Lake Farm. We are walking distance to Harmony Lake: a private 12-acre lake for fishing, swimming and paddle boats. Our lake is home to record large-mouth bass and Missouri's longest free-floating walkway leading to a private island. We are located just 15-minutes from the highway and one hour to sites and attractions of Kansas City. We are 15-minutes to Lexington historic district or Odessa. We have a variety of tent and RV sites for your party to choose from so just reach out if you would like clarification on anything. Campfires and pets are allowed and all sites have access to bathroom with shower, trash bins, and an outdoor grill house.
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Akitaaru Forest Camp

7. Akitaaru Forest Camp

97%
(258)
Bethany, OR · 1 site
Have you ever wanted to have an entire campground to yourself? Planning a romantic getaway, private group trip, or getting your feet wet with your first trip of the year (or ever!?) We have got the perfect place for you! Camp on the edge of Forest Park and sleep underneath an evergreen canopy of Douglas fir and big leaf maple. We have one large forest glade with room for several tents. We book only one group at a time, so you are guaranteed the place to yourselves. We can accommodate up to 15 people, with a max of 5-6 vehicles (parking is tight). This is a hike-in only campground most suited to backpack style camping. The hike in has two short steep sections about 50 feet each. It takes 5-15 minutes depending on fitness level and load. This is not suitable for those with accessibility issues. The campground features: -Fairy lights strung among the tress to create the perfect magical ambiance -forest disk swing -Large fire ring with seating for 7-10 and cooking grate -picnic table with seating for six - Composting latrine with a forest view (commune with nature!) -Photo worthy hammock, swinging loveseat , and sunset views - A huge clearing with multiple flat tent spots (5-7) -1/2 mile of trails with hidden surprises - A parking area suitable for car camping or van camping during the rainy season. -Only 20 minutes from downtown Portland, 15 from I5, and minutes from gas and Parking is separate from the campground! It is a brief but steep 1/4 mile hike to get to the main campground and latrine. Bring hiking shoes and pack light. It takes most people 5-15 minutes to hike up, depending on fitness level and load size . If you want to car camp, you will be next to a road and separate from the latrine and fire pit. Enjoy several short trails on the camp's property before heading to Forest Park's Wildwood Trail, which is just up the street, or check out all of the incredible natural and urban nearby attractions in Portland. We are about 20 minutes away Portland's International Rose Test Garden , The Oregon Zoo, and Pittock Mansion Or just swing lazily in a hammock under the trees and enjoy the sound of the forest coming to
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Your Farm in the City

8. Your Farm in the City

96%
(327)
Portland, OR · 10 sites · Tents, RVs
Our farm is a very special place in the heart of Portland. We have been farming continuously for 5 generations, since 1880! Our farm has seen many changes around us in such an urban setting. We focus on best sustainability practices as well as giving our local community access to agriculture. Sharing the land with fellow hipcampers helps us stay in business as well as continue to foster our positive impacts in the local community.
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Away at Green Hill

9. Away at Green Hill

100%
(344)
Union, KY · 4 sites · Tents, RVs
Warm weather is here — and so welcomed. Winter delivered plenty of snow and brutal cold, but that's behind us. Away is greening up and ready for camping. Away sits at the entry point to western Boone County in Northern Kentucky — neighbor to Cincinnati, Rabbit Hash, and the Ohio River. Our 27 acres mark where rolling farmland gives way to steep, forested hillsides. End-of-the-road and ridgetop, it's private by nature. Campsites are tucked in woods shared with turkey, deer, owls, and woodpeckers. Wander wide strolling paths, single-track hiking trails, open fields, and forest — or settle onto the porch of a historic log home. We're a quieter, acoustic kind of place. Great for travelers passing through or locals needing a quick and beautiful outing. Solo campers, friends, families — newbies or seasoned. Drive-in sites make loading and unloading easy. Amenities: Privacy! We book only two sites at a time, set far apart and wrapped in woods. Also included: an exceptional outhouse, tables, fire rings, lanterns, and a Welcome kit (paper, fatwood, lighter, candle). Firewood available during booking or on arrival. Site 1 – Open Sky — A large field edged by forest. Fits solo or groups, tents to small campers. Extras: hammock, trampoline, badminton & cornhole by request. Closest to the cabin, strolling trails, firewood shed, and outhouse. Site 2 – Gobbler's Knob — Cozier. A small rise surrounded by woods. Short walk to the outhouse and firewood shed. Park on-site or at the entrance, just 50' away. Site 3 – Henry's Holler — By request only. 4WD overlanders exclusively. Read the full site description before requesting. All sites welcome tents, small pop-ups, pull-behind trailers, and hammocks. Curvy, scenic roads lead quickly from the paved world of Union, KY to us — and onward to the Rabbit Hash General Store, the Ohio River, Dinsmore Homestead, Middle Creek Park, Big Bone State Park, and the Creation Museum. Boating, kayaking, biking, hiking, or lazing in tiny riverfront towns, all just minutes away. Do nothing or do something.
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Roots Rise Family Farm

10. Roots Rise Family Farm

94%
(282)
Lyle, WA · 10 sites · Tents, RVs
Welcome to our cozy boondock campground in the beautiful High Prairie, nestled on Friends of the Gorge land with wide-open views in every direction. Our property has been here since the 1940s and carries plenty of eclectic charm and history. We’re slowly building our dreams her, one project, one garden bed, one campfire at a time, and we love sharing this special place with fellow travelers and nature lovers. Come for the peace and quiet. Stay for the adventure, the stargazing, and the slow rhythm of life on the prairie.
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A Notch Above-RV Riverside Campsite

11. A Notch Above-RV Riverside Campsite

99%
(85)
Patriot, IN · 3 sites · Tents, RVs
If you enjoy camping right on the banks of a major river (Ohio), this may be the place for you! Relax on the riverside with a campfire and one of the best river views on the entire Ohio River! You can even throw in a fishing line if you want!
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Carriage House Farm

12. Carriage House Farm

96%
(119)
North Bend, OH · 4 sites · Tents, RVs
We are an Ohio Century Farm located in historic North Bend, Ohio. Single-family owned since 1855, our farm is located only 20 minutes outside of downtown Cincinnati but feels as if you are in the country side. Our campsites are located within a easy 5 minute walk of our on-farm distillery, winery, market, and food truck. Part of our 300 acre property is part of the conservation easement that makes up the "Oxbow," a migratory bird and waterfowl area that is popular among birdwatchers in the spring and autumn seasons. We have a large eagle population along with a host of other raptors.
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Harvest Haven Campground

13. Harvest Haven Campground

95%
(104)
Lyle, WA · 2 sites · Tents, RVs
*** PLEASE NOTE, THIS IS A WORKING FARM WITH FREE RANGE LIVESTOCK AND FARMING ACTIVITIES. WHILE THESE ACTIVITIES ARE OUTSIDE THE CAMPGROUND ITSELF, PLEASE EXPECT THE USUAL THINGS THAT COME WITH FARM LIFE SUCH AS ROOSTERS CROWING, FARM ANIMAL CHATTER AND SEEING/HEARING FARM EQUIPMENT AND ACTIVITIES. Nestled among majestic White Oaks, our HipCamp, Havest Haven rests within the charming Hillbilly Farm, a family-owned/operated haven with roots that run the depths of 6 generations. . The property is a blend of ancient White Oaks, shady Maples and fields bursting with wildflowers in the spring. Several vantage points offer views of the Columbia River and iconic Mt. Hood. During your stay, visit our seasonal farmstand that sits just outside the garden gate where a U-pick herb garden awaits. You will likely find us in our one-acre garden and we love to share our unique growing methods with interested guests. Our camp features our Dreaming Tree site, an open one-acre field that sits alongside a quiet county road with minimal traffic. Big White Oaks provide a shady outdoor retreat with a view of Mt. Hood. This site is large enough to also accommodate large groups up to 20 guests. There is a spring fed water spigot at the corral for washing up. While our family finds this spring water safe and refreshing to drink, keep in mind, its UN-filtered thus classified as non-potable water that needs to be purified before drinking. This site offers a unique experience where you can take a closer look at farm life by encountering cows, pigs, goats and free-range chickens. While guest are welcome to pet them, please refrain from feeding. There are many plants that are toxic to them. Don't forget to meet Petunia, our beloved free-range Kunekune pig. While shy at 1st and can SOUND intimidating, her affinity for belly rubs makes her favor easily earned. Beyond the farm, you'll find yourself perfectly situated just 1.5 miles east of Catherine Creek Rec. Area. This prime location caters to a wide range of interests, from hiking and mountain biking to hunting and rock climbing at Coyote Wall. Wine tasting at four neighborhood wineries (two within walking distance) is also a popular activity. The area teems with wildlife, including deer, wild turkey, songbirds and woodpeckers.
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A Canyon Stay with Mini A-frame

14. A Canyon Stay with Mini A-frame

95%
(22)
Cascade, MT · 2 sites · Tents, RVs, Lodging
Experience an unforgettable getaway at our canyon retreat. Our property is located on 190+ acres, and is surrounded by mountain, canyon and river views. Find a secluded campsite or stay at our mini A-frame, with Blue-Ribbon trout fishing right nearby. Guests will find a private and peaceful setting to relax and connect. LOCATION DETAILS ☀ 2 min from I-15 exit on a private road ☀ 10 min to nearest grocery and gas station in Cascade, MT ☀ 5 min to nearest bar & grill, Missouri River Inn ☀ 3 min to nearest boat ramp/fishing access for the Missouri River ☀ 30 min to Holter Lake ☀ 12 min to fly fishing stores, restaurants and bar & grills in Craig, MT ☀ 18 min to fly fishing stores, restaurants and bar & grills, gas station in Wolf Creek, MT ☀ 45 min to downtown Helena, MT ☀ 3.5 hours to Yellowstone National Park ☀ 2.5 hours to Glacier National Park ☀ 30 min to Great Falls International Airport ☀ 50 min to Helena Regional Airport ☀ 2 hours to Bozeman International Airport ☀ 2.5 hours to Missoula International Airport Important notes: - Please bring your own water - 4WD recommended for closest access to our sites.
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Hidden Valley River Camp

15. Hidden Valley River Camp

99%
(205)
Westport, KY · 4 sites
Beautiful valley on the Ohio River with 300 feet of beach front, private boat dock, covered 20x30 community pavilion and a large fire pit. A beautiful creek to explore, very secluded and off the beaten path with lots of wildlife to enjoy. Learn more about this land: Beautiful private Valley setting on the Ohio River with private boat dock. Creek bed with rocks and fossils. 2 covered pavillions and fire pit and eagles and wildlife There is a mile gravel road and steep hill is why no rv's. Cars and trucks have no problems. Children MUST be supervised by an adult and MUST wear life jackets while swimming and near the water also MUST wear shoes on the beach and while in the water.
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Trees, Lake view, Rock buttes!

16. Trees, Lake view, Rock buttes!

94%
(222)
MT · 14 sites · Tents, RVs
4 miles from Billings. 1000 acres. We try to keep things as natural as possible except we do mow the common area in the trees. For security reasons, we will meet you at the gates and escort you to your camping spot upon 1st arrival. Fire wood available for sale $10 - needs to be discussed before hand. Camping available on the butte for viewing of northern lights. Lots of room to explore. Long term camping is available. 1 porta-potty on site. There is 1 mile of dirt road after leaving the pavement. We are 6 miles from Walmart. This is a working cattle ranch and the cows come through time to time. The listing computer keeps putting us in LOCKWOOD but we are actually 4 miles north of Billings. Last minute bookings are fine, if we are around -we will let you stay. We live 1 mile from the camp site and 2 miles from the gates where we will meet you. If you are looking for a RV park or campground - this is not it. We have cows, birds, wild animals and dirt roads. There is no power but we could hook you up to a generator if needed. The morning of you arrival, please send an ETA so we know how to plan our day, then give us a 30 minute heads up before arrival so we can meet you at the gates. Sometimes we also are 30 minutes away. A lot of the time you may be the only campers out here. We now have an area for SCOUT TROOPS / CHURCH CAMPS in Hipcamp for large groups of tent campers
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Appalachian Retreat Camp

17. Appalachian Retreat Camp

100%
(48)
Newport, OH · 6 sites · Tents, RVs, Lodging
Larger parties can rent both the camper or cabins & bring some tents additional people. Or bring a friend and rent one site in conjunction with some of our other sites. you can even split up your camping trip with a night in our backcountry camp site. Located in the rolling Appalachian hills of Southeast Ohio. This farm has been in our family since 1869 when our relatives settled here from Germany. Originally farmed for cattle and sheep with many orchards over the years our property is now mostly mature forest. Southeast Ohio, including our property is known for its hilly topography and microclimates. Hills range from 400 to 1,100 feet. Nearly 500 acres of land with an additional 200+ acres of Wayne National Forest adjacent to our farm and close proximity to other Wayne areas for outdoor activities. We have nearly 10 miles of available trails for hiking. Many activities can be done at or centered around our property. Such as excellent and challenging road biking, mountain biking, horseback riding, hiking, fishing, kayaking and boating. We are two miles from the Little Muskingum River. A great river for kayak trips. The Wayne Kinderhook horse and hiking trail is roughly 5 miles from our location. Hike the Irish Run Natural Land bridge trail also a short drive to the trailhead from our property. Ride your motorcycle up Rt. 26 a great Ohio byway for scenic driving. This is also a great home base for dual sport or adventure bike motorcycle riders to camp while adventuring along gravel roads through Appalachia. If motorcycles aren't your method of entertainment and travel. Bring your horse and ride on several of our trails. From steep ascents to long flat ridge lines, you will have lots of time to immerse yourself with nature while hiking. We're next to a section of the Wayne National Forest and a short drive to other similar Wayne activity sites. If you like to camp, but don't want the busy public park experience then you will enjoy the privacy of our camping location. We are also only about a 20-minute drive to downtown Marietta. Where you can find restaurants, bars, and many other fun activities.
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Miner Creek Campground

18. Miner Creek Campground

98%
(190)
Wineglass, MT · 3 sites · Tents, RVs
Nestled on 60 acres you'll find a private campground in a cottonwood grove just across a log bridge over Miner creek. Across the gravel driveway you'll find a second campground that is tucked back in a secluded cottonwood grove, and further down the driveway, you'll find the 3rd campsite. The campgrounds are 5 minutes to the charming historic downtown of Livingston and the Yellowstone River, 20 minutes to Bozeman, 20 mins to Pine Creek Lodge and an hour to Yellowstone National Park. Dogs are welcome, as long as they are friendly to other dogs. Our dogs freely roam the property. **All sites share an outhouse located in the parking area by the trail to camp #2. It is only onsite from May 15 to Oct 15. #1: "Creekside Oasis" campsite has a picnic table, fire ring, a hammock, solar lighting, and a small portable charcoal grill. Although you can car camp at # 1, please note that the camper spot is just off the gravel driveway, and not across the creek where the tent site, picnic table and fire pit are located. #2: "Off the Beaten Path" campsite requires a short 1-2 minute walk on a tight, uneven path through the trees. It is a small campsite with a fire ring, 2 camp chairs and solar lighting. Do NOT rent this tent site if you need to be close to your car. This site is not on the creek. Creek access is down a trail to the left off the parking area. #3: "Not for the Faint of Heart" campsite is a 2-3 minute walk from the parking spot on an uneven, tight trail through the trees. It has a fire ring, two camp chairs, solar lighting, and a small portable grill. Do NOT rent this tent site unless you are ready to explore and do not need to be close to your car. Make sure you arrive before dark because although the trail is lit by solar lights even with headlamps it can be tricky to find your way through the trees. Closed-toed shoes are highly recommended. The creek is not right by the tent site like it is in campsite #1. There is a small break in the bushes that gives creek access. *For all sites we recommend storing your food in your vehicle overnight. *For all sites you need to bring your own firewood and charcoal.
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Missoula Rest And Relaxation

19. Missoula Rest And Relaxation

90%
(59)
Missoula, MT · 4 sites · Tents, RVs
Hello, we have three acres with ClarkFork River access . Easy access to everything in Missoula. Very close to bike trails. Just a block west of Reserve Street. 10 minute drive to university. We are excited to share our wonderful property and excellent location with you. We welcome tents, RVs and campers. Non-vicious dogs are allowed. You must pick up after your dog. We are located in a part of town that is near Eco compost so on occasion if they turn a pile or if the wind shifts it is noticeably. If you use google maps it will direct you to our neighbors property. Please look for orange construction cone next to blue house to turn into the property.
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Hidden Pillar Retreat

20. Hidden Pillar Retreat

Rosburg, WA · 4 sites · Tents, Lodging
Escape to 13 acres of peaceful Pacific Northwest forest where the Columbia River meets towering trees, and stillness replaces the noise of everyday life. Wake to bald eagles calling overhead. Spend your days hiking wooded trails, watching river traffic, or listening to waves lap the rocky shore. Gather around evening fires under the stars, surrounded by nothing but wind in the trees and the quiet you've been craving. This place is great for: - Solo adventurers and couples wanting private, self-sufficient camping - Artists and creatives seeking inspiring retreat space - Meditation and forest bathing groups drawn to collective quiet - Scouts, clubs, or church groups seeking authentic outdoor experiences - Intentional small gatherings—low-key family reunions or friend groups united by peace, not parties There are three distinct areas to Hidden Pillar. Creekside and/or Riverside camp site bookings do not include access to structures at the cabin. - Off-grid cabin with wood stove, composting toilet, solar power, outdoor kitchen with basic supplies and grill, picnic shelter, and group camp (up to 10 tents) - Creekside primitive camp on a bluff overlooking the river—secluded, wooded - Riverside clearing with picnic table, fire pit and river views—most accessible site including access for some RV's All sites include access to on-site trails, shared Columbia River shoreline access, and portable toilets. What to Know Before You Book The cabin sleeps 3 adults comfortably and has basic amenities inside: bed and futon with bedding, chairs and table, games and a small library. The outdoor kitchen includes two picnic tables, a gas and charcoal grill with burner, basic cooking equipment, and dishes for 8. Propane and wood fire pits are included. Camping at Hidden Pillar is a primitive, off-grid experience: - No electricity; no running water - Bring all water or purification system; pack out all trash - Gravel roads are steep and rutted—high-clearance vehicle recommended for cabin and Creekside access Hidden Pillar Retreat provides easy access to Southwest Washington Coast beaches, historic river towns (Skamokawa, Cathlamet, Astoria), Julia Butler Hansen Wildlife Refuge, and excellent boating/kayaking.
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Lewis and Clark Trail Guide

Where to go

Camp Dubois, Illinois

This is where the Corps prepared to head west in 1804. Visit the reconstructed fort, then take time to learn about the Peoria, Osage, and Illini peoples who called this land home for generations.

Omaha, Nebraska

Walk the Missouri River where the expedition once traveled—and explore cultural centers that highlight the Omaha, Ponca, and Otoe-Missouria Nations whose histories are intertwined with this river valley.

​Great Plains and Mountain Passes

Cross sweeping prairies and rugged ranges that remain vital homelands to many tribes, including the Lakota, Mandan, Hidatsa, and Nez Perce. Visit tribal museums, community-run interpretive sites, or local events that share Indigenous perspectives on the land and its history.

Oregon Coast

Stand on the bluffs overlooking the mouth of the Columbia River, where the expedition finally reached the Pacific—and where Chinook and Clatsop peoples have lived for millennia. The view is timeless, but so is the ongoing story of stewardship and community here.