Iron River, Michigan, sits in the heart of the Upper Peninsula's Iron County. Thirteen RV parks dot the area, from lakeside campgrounds to forest retreats. Whether you're chasing waterfalls or planning a fishing trip on the Brule River, this is your gateway to U.P. adventure.
Iron River is a small mining town with a big outdoors reputation. The Iron County Historical Museum tells the story of the region's iron ore boom, while the nearby Ottawa National Forest offers miles of hiking and ATV trails. In winter, snowmobiling and cross-country skiing dominate the scene. The city also hosts the annual Iron County Fair, drawing visitors from across the U.P.
The Klint Safford Memorial RV Park sits near downtown with full hookups and showers, perfect for travelers who want quick access to restaurants and shops. Iron River RV Park offers a quieter stay with wooded sites, while Lake Ottawa National Forest Campground delivers rustic camping from $14 a night. Golden Lake Campground caters to anglers and paddlers with direct lake access.
Iron River is known for its mining history, outdoor recreation, and small-town charm. The Iron County Historical Museum showcases the area's iron ore heritage. It's also a hub for snowmobiling, fishing, and hiking in the Ottawa National Forest.
RV parks near Iron River include Klint Safford Memorial RV Park with full hookups and WiFi, Iron River RV Park for a quiet wooded stay, and Lake Ottawa National Forest Campground for rustic camping from $14/night.
Most RV parks in Iron River welcome pets, including Klint Safford Memorial and Iron River RV Park. Always check individual park policies for leash rules and pet fees before booking.
