Burn Ban - Level 1

Fires allowed in all designated fire pits and grills. Propane and gas grills allowed.

Brown roofed sign with a painted replica of Lewis and Clark's flag from 1806 with 15 stars on a blue background and 15 red and white stripes
A picnic table sitting on patchy green grass next to a fire pit, tall trees and green bushes
Picnic shelter with screened windows and wood shake shingles on all sides, a concrete path surrounds the shelter with three picnic tables
Green grassy day-use area with tall, green cottonwood trees and cotton dotting the ground. A small parking area sits near multiple picnic tables on concrete pads or grass and barbeque stands
Restroom building with rock walls and wooden doors with heavy black hardware, a wood shake roof with moss growing in spots. Green trees stand tall behind the building and a cloudy sky

Lewis & Clark Trail State Park

36149 Highway 12, Dayton, WA 99328

Set along the picturesque Touchet River, Lewis & Clark Trail State Park is an oasis-like forested park surrounded by an arid grassland. With unusual vegetation and geology, the park also offers rich history. 

Rules

  • Dogs Allowed on Leash
  • Fires Allowed in Designated Areas
  • Horses not Allowed

Activities

Bird Watching

Camping

Fishing

Hiking, Walking, Rolling and Running

Metal Detecting

Swimming

Amenities

Accessible Campsites

Accessible Restrooms

Drinking Water

Fire Pit

Park Ranger Station

Restrooms

Showers

Trash Service

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Firewood

Grill

Kitchen Shelter

Picnic Tables

Sink

Accessible Parking

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Trailer Dump

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Ball Fields

Interpretive Opportunities

Hiking Trails

Park features

Forest

Freshwater

Meadow

River

Seasonal Wildflowers

Wildlife Viewing

Rules

  • Dogs Allowed on Leash
  • Fires Allowed in Designated Areas
  • Horses not Allowed

Map & visitor guide

Lewis & Clark Trail State Park is a 36-acre camping park with 1,333 feet of freshwater shoreline on the Touchet River. Located along Highway 12, amid the rolling fields of southeastern Washington, it feels like a lush oasis in an otherwise dry landscape. Shaded trails through pondersa pine, alder, maple and cottonwood trees offer river access for tubing and wading. Birdwatchers may see common mergansers, red-tailed hawks and orange-crowned warblers, among others. 

Picnic and day use facilities 

A reservable kitchen shelter with electricity is available. To reserve, call the park office at (509) 337-6457.

Camping

Standard, non-hookup campsites can accommodate tents or motorhomes. Teepees and group camps are also available.