Lewis and Clark State Recreation Area is on Lewis and Clark Lake, Nebraska's second largest reservoir, which straddles the northeast border with South Dakota. It offers boating, fishing, hunting, disc golf, bird watching, hiking, biking, swimming, equestrian trails, ice fishing, and snowmobiling. The lake has six recreation areas on the Nebraska side. The Weigand Burbach area has electric camping pads, cabins, a convenience store, and marina services, and the South Shore area has horse camping. Weigand Marina is closed from September 2025 through 2026 for an upgrade. There are over 250 campsites with Full Hookup, Electric Plus, Electric, and Basic options, open year-round with modern facilities operating April through October. Seventy-five percent can be reserved up to 180 days ahead. Ten modern two-bedroom cabins sleep up to seven and can be reserved up to a year ahead.