Lewis and Clark State Park, State park in Buchanan County, United States.
Lewis and Clark State Park stretches across about 189 acres along the southern shore of Lewis and Clark Lake. The grounds feature natural woodland, a stone shelter, and designated areas for camping and fishing.
The park was established in 1934 through donations from local sportsmen and was originally called Sugar Lake State Park. It was renamed in 1938 to honor the two explorers.
The stone shelter reflects craftsmanship from the 1930s and remains a focal point for gatherings throughout the park. Visitors often stop here to appreciate the masonry work while enjoying the lakeside setting.
The park is easy to navigate on foot and offers accessible areas for different activities throughout the grounds. Recent improvements to facilities make visiting comfortable for most people.
The lake inside the park received its original name from William Clark after he spotted large flocks of geese and goslings during early travels. This observation shaped how the water body was first identified by explorers.
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