The Lewis & Clark Interpretive Visitors Center is located on a 78 acre site overlooking the Missouri River near Nebraska City. Visitors can "walk in the footsteps" of Lewis & Clark on several walking and hiking trails which are pet friendly and open to the public 24/7 at no charge. Several outdoor exhibits are also available at no charge including full-sized replicas of Lewis & Clark's keelboat (located next to our parking lot), a Native American earth lodge, and a replica of Lewis & Clark's first log cabin fort which was built near St. Louis in 1803. We welcome about 10,000 visitors each year from all 50 states in the USA and from dozens of foreign countries. Our paved parking lot is available for RVs to camp for free overnight. Beautiful views of sunsets and sunrises. Come observe and discover nature and history!