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Fort Clatsop & Visitor Center

Fort Clatsop & Visitor Center

Fort Clatsop was the winter encampment for the Corps of Discovery from December 1805 to March 1806.

Netul Landing

Netul Landing

Netul Landing is an excellent place to have lunch or launch your kayak or canoe for a paddle trip.

Exhibit at Middle Village with a sunset in the background

Middle Village-Station Camp

Middle Village one of the many village of the Chinook Indian Nation that dominated the Columbia River.

Small, bell shaped yellow flowers grow in clusters tucked among dark green jagged leaves

Ethnobotanical Garden

The ethnobotanical garden is a native plant garden dedicated to displaying some of the plants used by local native peoples.

Salt camp replica

Salt Works

To make salt, the Corps had to find rocks to build a furnace, wood to burn, ocean water to boil, fresh water to drink and game animals.

Dismal Nitch as seen from the highway

Dismal Nitch

For six stormy days, the group was trapped here by fierce wind and high waves at the rocky shoreline.

Foreground ocean waves rolling into a cove. Background high rocky bluff with lighthouse.

Cape Disappointment State Park

A great place to experience where the Columbia River meets the Pacific Ocean, you won't be disappointed.

Astoria from the Astoria Column

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    Last updated: March 28, 2022

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    Mailing Address:

    Lewis and Clark National Historical Park
    92343 Fort Clatsop Road
    Astoria, OR 97103

    Phone:

    503 861-2471
    Rangers are available to answer your calls between the hours of 9 - 5 PST.

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