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| Fort Clatsop National Memorial :- President George W. Bush signed into law a plan to create the new Lewis & Clark National Historical Park by incorporating state parks in Washington and Oregon along with the current Fort Clatsop National Memorial Park. It was on a wet Christmas Eve day in 1805 that Lewis & Clark and their Corps of Discovery moved into a stockade fort surrounded by lush old-growth forest, wetlands and wildlife and rested from their arduous 2,000 mile westward journey. Fort Clatsop, the winter encampment site of the Lewis and Clark Expedition, was named in honor of the local Clatsop Indians. The 33-member party spent the winter of 1805-06 learning from the Clatsop people, making moccasins and buckskin clothing, storing food and reworking their maps and journals in preparation for their long journey back to St. Louis. The sites preserved in these parks allow you to walk where Lewis and Clark and the rest of the Corps of Discovery walked. These sites embody the stories of hardship and danger, of surprising collaboration and adaptations, and of exploration and discovery. ACTIVITIES During the summer months the park offers interpretive programs with rangers in costume at the replica of the fort. Schedules are posted in the visitor center daily mid-June through labor day. FACTS Acreage Gross Area Acres for FY 2004 - Not Yet Reported Gross Area Acres for FY 2003 - 125 Gross Area Acres for FY 2002 - 125 Gross Area Acres for FY 2001 - 125 Visitation Budget |
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