Cedar Springs grabs RV travelers with its wild Red Flannel Festival, where lumberjacks compete on Main Street each February. Four standout RV parks anchor this quirky Michigan town, offering rates from $35 a night. Camp here to kayak the Rogue River by day and join festival parades by night.
Cedar Springs buzzes each winter with the Red Flannel Festival, the world's largest one-day winter festival packed with outhouse races, bed pushes, and queen contests along Main Street. Fish or paddle the winding Rogue River that borders town, or ski fresh powder at nearby Cannonsburg Village. Sample craft brews at Cedar Springs Brewing Company after hiking Paris Ridge trails.
Cedar Springs RV Resort draws families who splash in the pool, check email on WiFi, and wash clothes on-site, all from $35 nightly. Duke Creek Campground fits big rigs with 50-amp hookups, pools, and showers starting at $43. Lakeside Camp Park calls to anglers and boaters craving waterfront spots. Duke Creek's basic sites suit budget tent campers exploring the Rogue River.
Cedar Springs shines for its Red Flannel Festival, a February blowout with lumberjack sports and parades on Main Street. This quirky event draws thousands to the small Michigan town each year. Kayaking the Rogue River and skiing Cannonsburg add year-round adventure to its fame.
Find four top RV parks near Cedar Springs: Cedar Springs RV Resort, Lakeside Camp Park, and Duke Creek Campground. Cedar Springs RV Resort sits closest in town with pool and WiFi from $35; Duke Creek offers 50-amp hookups nearby at $43. All hug the Rogue River area for easy access.
Cedar Springs RV Resort and Duke Creek Campground both feature swimming pools. Families love the resort's pool alongside WiFi, laundry, and showers from $35 nightly. Duke Creek pairs its pool with 50-amp sites and showers starting at $43, perfect for hot summer escapes near the Rogue River.
