Indian River lures RV campers with Burt Lake's walleye fishing and the 40-mile Inland Waterway adventure. Nine parks anchor your stay, from state park shores to wooded resorts. Base here to boat, hike, and explore Northern Michigan's watery playground.
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Indian River anchors Michigan's Inland Waterway, a chain of five lakes and rivers that stretches from Cheboygan to Conway. Burt Lake draws anglers for perch and smallmouth bass year-round. Pilgrims climb to the Cross in the Woods, a 31-story crucifix towering over pine groves off U.S. 68. Paddleboarders launch from public accesses along Straits Highway.
Burt Lake State Park pitches tents and RVs from $39/night on sandy shores, ideal for water lovers. Twin Bears Wooded Campground tempts families with a pool, WiFi, laundry, and showers at $56/night amid tall trees. Indian River RV Resort handles big rigs with 50-amp and 30-amp hookups, WiFi, and showers for $62 to $95/night. Each spot launches day trips to Mackinaw City's ferries.
Indian River stands out for Burt Lake fishing and the Inland Waterway. This 40-mile system links Lake Huron to Lake Michigan through five lakes and rivers. Campers boat from launches along Straits Highway, hook walleye, or visit the massive Cross in the Woods off U.S. 68. Hikers trace trails around Pickerel Lake too.
Burt Lake State Park, Twin Bears Wooded Campground, and Indian River RV Resort top the list. Burt Lake State Park hugs the lakeshore from $39/night. Twin Bears adds family perks like a pool at $56/night. Indian River RV Resort offers 50-amp hookups for $62 to $95/night, all minutes from U.S. 27.
Yes, Indian River RV Resort provides full hookups including 50-amp and 30-amp service. Guests enjoy WiFi and showers too, perfect for extended stays with big rigs. Rates run $62 to $95/night; book early for peak summer on the Inland Waterway.