Stayed four days in a beautiful park setting. Full utilities. No trains or highway noise. Great directions from Linda who told us about the roundabout way without going through town with a big rig. She even had an extension cord for us at our site in case we had utilities at the back of our rig. Sites are roomy and private with a great view of the golf course. Wonderful stay and will book here again if in the area. Thank you Linda and Jennifer for a great stay. The Browns

My husband & I spent 3 nights here. We had a wonderful stay. The campsites have full hookups for RVs & trailers. Our site backed up next to the golf course, which is nice for golf enthusiasts. The campground is clean & quiet. We used the laundry facilities & they were clean & efficient. The shower facility is clean, too. Location is convenient to downtown Astoria. Only about a 10 minute drive. Family friendly.

Lewis and Clark RV is situated for easy access to Astoria and south to beach towns. The sites are gravel and level with full hookups. The restrooms and laundry are very clean. Pets are allowed and there is a central large grassy area for them, which is the only area they are allowed. Garbage must be bagged and tied before depositing in garbage containers. Linda keeps good control of this park, so this park is quiet and safe. Linda is the best! We highly recommend this Lewis and Clark RV park.

Amazing park, very clean and well kept. Polite and Professional service. Just don't think they want families with kids there. I don't understand places that charge extra for more than 2 people at your camp site. I can't imagine my 3 kids used $9 a day extra in services. And cash or check only seems odd to me for a business, charge a credit card fee. Otherwise, great location.

The cranky lady in the office does not give you a confirmation number. She said my confirmation number was my phone number. I felt nervous about booking two nights without a confirmation number and sure enough when we got there, she only had us down for one night so we had to move. I reminded her of our conversation because she told us we would have to move to a different site on the second night, but instead of apologizing, she argued. Past reviews show this lady to be very unprofessional and rude. She should never be The first point of contact as it leaves a bad impression. We ended up going to the KOA camp in Astoria, and the staff welcomed us with a smile and went out of their way to make sure we were happy. Also, the campsites are very close to each other, and there was the smell of sewer. Cash only which is Inconvenient.