During the late 1930s the Civilian Conservation Corps worked 5 years to develop Montana’s first state park, Lewis & Clark Caverns. Starting with the first ever building in the system (a rock latrine which still…

Want to take an adventure underground? The Lewis and Clark Caverns State Park is located near Helena, Montana, and  provides visitors with the opportunity to admire limestone caverns. These caverns are some of the largest…

Besides 18 electric and 21 non-electric sites, the campground rents three cabins, a tipi and a group use area pavilion complete with fireplace, BBQ and utility sink. For dates and rates, call 1-406-287-3541. For reservations…

Lewis & Clark Caverns State Park has almost 10 miles of trails to be used by hikers and mountain bikers. They are moderately difficult due to the mountainous terrain, gaining as much as 1000 feet…

Lewis & Clark Caverns State Park offers two visitor centers to orient guests to the facilities, programs, and natural options available. The Main Visitor Center, located at the entrance of the park just off Hwy…

Lewis & Clark Caverns State Park will sponsor the following events in 2018: Earth Day (April) – trails maintenance and weed remediation (pulling and cutting mullen heads) National Trails Day (June)– some activity to encourage…

The concessions at Lewis & Clark Caverns State Park offer a variety of deli, snacks, and dessert options including their famous, homemade fudges to cover all three meals during your visit. They sell many Montana…

Lewis & Clark Caverns State Park hosts a variety of musicians with a broad scale of music styles for two days of Music by the Caverns. The event takes place each July and is set…