HOURS & ADMISSION

Bishop’s Landing
1050 S. Riverside Drive
St. Charles, MO 63301
636-947-3199

For those biking and walking, we are adjacent to the Katy Trail and part of the Historic Main Street district of St. Charles, and easy to walk for all ages. Covered bike racks are in front and we can loan you a lock if you need one. St. Charles City and County do not offer public transit options. However, ride share services are available.  For the latest information, visit our Facebook page.

Hours
Open Monday – Saturday: 10 am – 5 pm
Open Sunday: 12 pm – 5 pm
Open Daily except for New Year’s Day, Easter Day, Thanksgiving Day and Christmas Day

The Museum and Boat House are accessible to persons with disabilities and make all efforts to accommodate our visitors’ special needs. Located on the upper level, the Museum can be accessed by stairs or elevator.

Entrance Fees
Adults: $7.00
Students/Children (under 17): $3.00
Group Rates available (Groups of 15 or more)
Special rates for Tours, School Classes, Programs and Scout Programs

TRAVEL TIPS

St. Charles’ Historic District hosts over 1 million visitors each year from all 50 states and a multitude of countries. The Lewis & Clark Expedition was an integral part of St. Charles, Missouri’s history and continues to be central focus for visitors, students and tour groups.

The Historic District offers history, shopping, a wide variety of dining options, entertainment facilities, outdoor activities, and festivals/special events throughout the year. Since 1769, St. Charles has been a welcoming destination. Learn more about Historic St. Charles.

Check out the Historic Marker Data Base for more St. Charles spots

LEARNING OPPORTUNITIES

Museum and Visitors’ Shop

The Museum and Visitors’ Shop is located on the second floor of our facilities.The Museum provides living history experiences for visitors from all 50 states and 44 countries. We are an affordable educational destination for local and regional residents as well.

Explore highlights of the Lewis & Clark Expedition, Native American displays, various Missouri River habitats, and natural discoveries the Corps encountered during the expedition. The museum’s artwork, “Missouri River Walk,” is the largest indoor mural in the state.

Classes, private presentations and tour-group talks are conducted in the classroom. When not in use, the classroom features an award-winning film.

Unique items for all ages are available in the Museum Gift Shop featuring a wide selection of books of all reading levels. Titles include those related to Lewis & Clark, Native Americans, general history, local interest, and nature.