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One hundred percent of recreational fees collectin in the park are reinvested right here in Lewis and Clark National Historical Park. The park uses revenue from fee for all kinds of projects, including deferred maintenance projects, that improve visitor facilities like visitor center, trails, boardwalks and Fort Clatsop. Today Lewis and Clark NHP collects approximately $350,000. As a small fee revenue park, we also receive project money generated from other fee parks such as Yellowstone. This money each year goes directly into projects benefiting the visitor experience. Over time, this really adds up and hundreds of projects have been completed using fee money. Learn more about Your Fee Dollars at Work (U.S. National Park Service) (nps.gov) at national parks around the country. This is just some of the things your contributions have made possible at Lewis and Clark National Historical Park: Resurfacing Netul Trail and improving traction on boardwalks Replacing and updating the acostic panels in the theater Resurfacing the Fort to Sea trail and improving traction on boardwalks Update and improve safety lighting bollards for visitors Replace rotting Fort Clatsop Roof Replace rotting pickets at Fort Clatsop Improve wildlife viewing opportunities Remove hazardous trees from falling on Fort Replica |
Last updated: April 6, 2023