Union City lures RV travelers with prime Coldwater River fishing and the high-energy Union City Days festival on Main Street. Pull into Potawatomi Campground & Recreation Area from $24/night or Turtle Lake Resort from $63/night. Camp here to chase bass by day and catch parades by night in Branch County's heart.
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Union City anchors Branch County where the Coldwater River carves through farmland and woods. Anglers target smallmouth bass from public access points off M-60. Main Street hosts Union City Days each July: parades roll down Division Street, fireworks light the sky, craft booths line the parks. Saturday farmers markets pile high with sweet corn, pies, and local honey from June through October.
Potawatomi Campground & Recreation Area fits families and groups hunting value; snag WiFi, hot showers, group sites, and a dump station. Turtle Lake Resort draws couples to its serene lakeside spots. Both parks hug M-99, so hit Coldwater Lake beaches in 15 minutes or Pokagon State Park trails across the Indiana line in under 30.
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Union City excels at Coldwater River fishing and Union City Days festival. The July event packs Main Street with parades down Division Street, fireworks over the river, and live bands. Bass anglers launch from river access off M-60, while hikers roam nearby state game areas. This village delivers authentic Midwestern riverside fun.
Potawatomi Campground & Recreation Area and Turtle Lake Resort anchor RV options near Union City. Potawatomi delivers WiFi, showers, group sites, dump station from $24/night off M-99. Turtle Lake Resort provides lake views from $63/night. Both ease access to Branch County lakes and trails.
Yes, Potawatomi Campground & Recreation Area and Turtle Lake Resort allow pets. Leash rules apply on sites and trails; some breeds may face limits so call ahead. Walk Fido along Coldwater River paths or lake shores right from camp.