Lewis & Clark Caverns Campground

After Labor Day this was so quiet and peaceful! Really great showers and a nice open feeling without crowding. Had my Tour Group here for 3 nights. Will visit again.

Great spot to camp either in a tent or RV. Tent sites are first in first serve unless you book ahead and we got lucky 😉 Toilets are clean and tidy and the ground had a great vibe. Easy drive in the morning up to the caverns which was worth a look too. We didn't hear any road noise at all.

The central bathrooms are nice, with coin operated showers, and coins exchange machines. the bathrooms ones around the periphery are just outhouses. The playground in the center felt out of place though it was nice..sort of felt like a liminal place. Overall the camp ground was great, the amphitheatre showing, hosted by the park, in the evening was a pleasant treat to the evening. Each site had a trashcan. There was an RV dump and fill spot. There are few hiking trails around the area. The one we went on had some blocked off mine enterances and historical plaques that overall, enhanced our cavern tour the next day.

This was a very nice campground with running water, showers, and flushing toilets. We stayed in the cabins, they were nice but the only problems were the door screen had some holes in it which let's bugs in if that bothers you and there was no ladder to get up to the top bunk of the bunk bed, that might also be an issue for some. The key also didn't work, but overall, the cabin was very nice and came with a fan. The campsites were a good space away from each other and well kept. The showers and toilets were fairly clean. And every night, while walking to the bathroom, we saw a deer. Park rangers were very friendly, and overall, I would stay here again.

This place was great! Had deer come right through the campground while we were sitting outside! Nice trails with maps and signs at each fork. The only reason I didn't give 5 stars is due to the host. She seemed like she didn't want us there. We found a walk up site online and went to check it out in the camp-it was empty. No reserved signs or anything. The host told us that it was not available, that I had to reserve it and that site didn't have any availability on it for the next few nights. She did let us have it the first night but said we had to be prepared to move. I fortunately, the next day, actually was able to reserve the same site and she did not seem thrilled that we were still there after checkout time and we were able to reserve it that night.