Introduction
With a name like Lewis and Clark State Park, you know it has some history, and this one really does. In fact, it was William Clark himself that described the area by the lake as full of geese and goslings in 1904. At the time of the Lewis and Clark Expedition, when Lewis and Clark discovered the lake, they named it Gosling Lake. This beautiful 621-acre greenspace in the northwestern corner of Missouri has 1.3 miles of trails and is on the south shore of the 365-acre Lewis and Clark Lake. Besides geese, you can also find a large variety of other wild critters at the park including white-tail deer, foxes, coyotes, and hundreds of species of birds and waterfowl.
Although Lewis and Clark did not have an RV or trailer back when they discovered the park, the park is set up to be RV-friendly with well-cared for and paved roads and campsites with driveways from 26 to 96 feet long, both drive-through and back in. Whether you are interested in RV camping, boating, hiking, picnicking, or fishing, you can find it all at Lewis and Clark State Park. In addition, the lake has interpretive programs as well, held at the visitor center during the summer months.
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