Vicksburg, Michigan, draws RV campers with its lazy Kalamazoo River bends and lively Old Car Festival. Launch kayaks from town or fish for smallmouth bass under the Portage Highway bridge. Stay at one of three standout parks, Oak Shores Resort, Buikema Farm, or Klines Resort, to base your adventures in this riverside gem.
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Vicksburg nestles along the Kalamazoo River in Kalamazoo County. Anglers hook walleye and pike from public access points near Up River Park. Vintage car buffs rev up for the annual Old Car Festival that packs Main Street with classics each July. Families picnic at Vicksburg Community Park or paddleboard on nearby Gull Lake's glassy waters.
Oak Shores Resort suits families and pet owners with WiFi, showers, dump stations, and rates from $46 a night. Big-rig haulers favor Buikema Farm's reliable 50-amp hookups, showers, and WiFi for a flat $40 nightly fee. Klines Resort delivers a serene escape for couples seeking quiet riverside vibes close to town trails.
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Vicksburg shines for its Kalamazoo River fishing and the Old Car Festival on Main Street. Anglers target bass and walleye from spots like Up River Park. Families enjoy community events, historic shops, and quick drives to Gull Lake boating. Small-town charm pairs perfectly with outdoor pursuits in this Kalamazoo County village.
Oak Shores Resort, Buikema Farm, and Klines Resort anchor RV options right near Vicksburg. Oak Shores delivers pet-friendly amenities with showers and WiFi from $46 nightly. Buikema Farm hooks up big rigs with 50-amp service at $40 a night, all within minutes of the Kalamazoo River.
Yes, Oak Shores Resort welcomes pets with showers, WiFi, and dump stations from $46 per night. Klines Resort often accommodates furry friends too, check directly for policies. These spots let you explore Vicksburg's river trails without leaving your dog behind.