Lewis and Clark Hut will be open through February 28, 2025. The booking window for dates after 2/28 will open in early March.
Staying at Lewis and Clark this winter? Please note that there is a propane heater in the main dining and kitchen room but the bunk rooms and bedrooms are not heated. The building is well-insulated and has a circulation fan that draws air from the main room, but be prepared to bring winter-rated sleeping bags or appropriate bedding and clothing.
The Lewis and Clark Hut offers easy river access, great hiking, and stunning views of the Missouri River Breaks. The hut’s three bunkrooms can accommodate eight people. Other features include a detached outhouse, a kitchen and dining area, and a covered deck with picnic tables overlooking the river.
The Lewis and Clark Hut is located on the PN property near the Judith Landing campground– approximately 25 miles north of Winifred and 40 miles south of Big Sandy.
To get to the Lewis and Clark Hut, navigate to the vicinity of Judith Landing and then follow the marked route.
More details will be provided in your reservation confirmation email. Visit the maps page for more resources and familiarize yourself with the safety considerations prior to your trip.
$173 per night for the entire hut.
Rates do not include lodging tax and nonrefundable processing fees. Maximum stay is 7 days.
Donor Rate: Current American Prairie donors receive a 20% discount code on donation receipts. Apply the supporter code when entering your dates in the booking portal. Please note that we cannot refund the 20% after a reservation has been made.
Cancellation Policy: Canceled reservations are refundable 14 or more days prior to start date. Reservations that are canceled due to weather and/or road conditions are refundable up to the start date. Email [email protected] to cancel and request a refund. Refunds are processed within 30 days.
Hunting: Hut reservations do NOT include hunting reservations. Refer to hunting guidelines for information on hunting dates.
- Three bunkrooms (sleeps eight)
- Room 1: 2 twin bunkbeds
- Room 2: 2 twin beds
- Room 3: 2 twin beds
- Kitchen
- Solar-powered box refrigerator
- Propane oven and stove top
- Dish basin
- NOTE: This is a dry hut and guests are required to bring water for drinking and washing
- Dining area
- Heat Unit (in kitchen/dining area only)
- Solar-powered outlet for charging small electronics (outlet will NOT charge anything larger than a cell phone)
- Overhead Lighting
- Covered deck with picnic tables
- Outhouse
- Fire platform
- Check-in is 4 p.m. and check-out is 10 a.m. Door code will be sent via email. Guests are responsible for cleaning up after themselves. A cleaning checklist will be provided. Huts are not cleaned between stays.
- No generator use permitted.
- No shooting within ¼ mile of the huts.
- Leave the hut clean for the next users.
- Do not hang or clean game from hut infrastructure.
- No fireworks.
- Obey posted fire restrictions.
- No pets on furniture.
Required:
- Water
- Cookware/dishes/utensils
- Cleaning supplies. For example, sponge/paper towels/soap
- Trash bags
- Bedding and/or sleeping bags
- Flashlight
- Bear spray
Optional:
- Backup battery supply (The solar powered outlet will not support electronics bigger than a cell phone)
- Firewood (Obey posted fire restrictions)
- NOTE: The kitchen is NOT fully equipped and guests should bring items specific to their cooking needs. For example, a kettle and supplies to make coffee or tea.
Visitors should also check the general packing list and safety considerations to prepare for their trip.
The Myers Family Huts – comprised of the Founders Hut, John and Margaret Craighead Hut, and Lewis and Clark Hut – are located on the historic PN property. The Myers Family Huts were established with an inaugural gift from Gib and Susan Myers in 2016. Gib and Susan have served as Board Directors for American Prairie since our founding, with Gib serving as Board Chair for the first decade. Together, Gib and Susan have made significant contributions that inspire others to fall in love with the prairie, including their leadership gift to establish American Prairie’s network of visitor huts. To recognize Gib and Susan’s investment and commitment, we are thrilled to name the hut system in their honor.