Lewis and Clark State Park, located at 2RVQ+C5, 21914 Park Loop, Onawa, IA 51040, USA, provides a peaceful outdoor recreation experience within the Campgrounds & RV Parks category. This park is known for its quiet atmosphere, hiking trails, and nature center.
Based on customer reviews, Lewis and Clark State Park is a beautiful area for a peaceful stay, especially for those seeking a quiet camping experience. The campground is well-kept, with nice spacing between RVs, and offers hiking trails and a nature center. The park features clean facilities, including flush toilets and showers. However, visitors should be aware that all sites must be reserved online or by phone, and the lake levels may be low due to drought conditions.
Key features and observations from customer feedback include:
Lewis and Clark State Park is ideal for campers and nature enthusiasts seeking a peaceful and well-maintained park. The clean facilities and hiking trails make it a great destination for a quiet getaway. However, potential visitors should be aware of the reservation requirement and potential lake level issues. It is recommended for those who want a place that has peaceful camping and hiking trails. It is also recommended for those who want a nature center. Visitors should expect possible low lake levels and the need to reserve a site. It is recommended to contact the park directly to confirm current conditions and lake levels. Contacting the park is recommended to get the most up to date information about the park and local conditions.
Picnics
Wheelchair accessible entrance
Wheelchair accessible parking lot
Hiking
Barbecue grill
Picnic tables
Public restroom
Slides
Swings
Good for kids
Good for kids birthday
Kid-friendly hikes
Playground
Dogs allowed
Beautiful area for a one night stay. Not many campers so it was quiet and peaceful. Not the cleanest bathrooms but not bad either. Flush toilets and showers in the building in between the two camping areas. ALL sites must be reserved online at ReserveAmerica or with a phone call to the appropriate #. It was $29.50 for us to stay the night in a standard electric site.
Nice campground, well kept, hiking trails, nice space between rvs. We stayed in lot 77. The lake was low cuz of the 3 year drought. Nice nature center. We went into onawa and went to retro movie theatre and watch twister.
Had never been here before. Met a friend from out of town to eat. It was a holiday and just about everything was closed. They were busy so we didn’t want to take up a table just for chatting and we were looking for a place to sit and catch up. Found this place nearby. It was cold out and the place was completely empty aside from one camper. The office didn’t even look manned, so the camper may have been there without active hookups. Really gave us a good chance to look around though. When RV’s, tents and boats are all over, your viewable horizon is limited by it all. On this visit, we had unobstructed views in all directions, which gave us a good appreciation of what this place had to offer. It’s pretty good sized, lots of places to camp, and a lot of water front ground. I had no idea the place even existed, but it would be a location for people to take a serious look at when looking for a bit of a get away.
Great beach for the kids to play and swim! We loved the boats and museum. Looks like a nice campground, too. It is a small state park, and it was very pretty! Very close to Onawa, too. An outdoor shower to rinse off the sand would make this a 5 star in my opinion.
Love RV camping here! Not too far from Omaha and sandy lake to kayak on. Abundance of mature trees give a ton of shade making it cooler in the hot summer months.