Gladwin, Michigan, lures RV travelers with its sparkling lakes, Tittabawassee River fishing, and thick pine forests perfect for boating and hiking. Anglers chase walleye at Secord Lake; families cheer at the Gladwin County Fair each August. Pitch your rig at one of our 9 listed RV parks, your launchpad to this outdoor playground.
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Gladwin thrives as Central Michigan's lake haven. The Tittabawassee River cuts through town, feeding Trout Lake and House Lake in nearby state forests. Secord Lake draws boaters; Smallwood Lake tempts swimmers. Every summer, the Gladwin County Fair packs the fairgrounds with rides, livestock shows, and fried treats on M-61. Hike the trails at Gladwin City Park or paddle upstream from the dam.
RV parks anchor your Gladwin stay. River Valley RV Park suits families with its river access and play areas. Gladwin City Park delivers affordable riverfront sites from $34 a night. Nature seekers pick Trout Lake in Tittabawassee State Forest, complete with WiFi, pet-friendly spots, pull-throughs, and water from $20 nightly. Budget hunters grab House Lake State Forest Campground's WiFi-equipped sites for $18. Big-rig owners head to Camp Deer Trails for 30- and 50-amp hookups, showers, and rates of $30 to $55.
Gladwin shines for its lakes, rivers, and county fair. Secord Lake and Smallwood Lake host fishing tournaments; the Tittabawassee River runs through Gladwin City Park. Each August, the Gladwin County Fair draws crowds to M-61 with demolition derbies, tractor pulls, and local crafts. State forests surround the area for endless hiking and boating.
River Valley RV Park, Gladwin City Park, Trout Lake, House Lake State Forest Campground, and Camp Deer Trails top the list near Gladwin. These spots cluster along the Tittabawassee River and nearby lakes, offering everything from $18 state forest basics to $55 full-hookup sites. All sit within 20 miles of downtown Gladwin.
Yes, Trout Lake in Tittabawassee State Forest welcomes pets. This campground provides pet-friendly sites with WiFi, pull-throughs, and drinking water from $20/night. River Valley RV Park also allows dogs, pairing leashed pets with family amenities near the river.