Rush City nestles along the St. Croix River in east-central Minnesota. RV travelers flock here for world-class kayaking, walleye fishing, and biking on the Willard Munger Trail. Park at St. Croix NSR - Old Railroad Bridge Landing or Old Railroad Bridge to launch straight into these adventures from waterfront sites.
Rush City pulses with river life. The St. Croix National Scenic Riverway draws paddlers and anglers to its clear waters teeming with fish. Bike the flat Willard Munger State Trail past Rush Creek. Stroll Main Street to the historic Rush City Depot on Golph Street. Join Rush City Days each June for parades, rides, and community feasts.
St. Croix NSR - Old Railroad Bridge Landing draws river enthusiasts with sites just 0 miles from town and 1 glowing review. Old Railroad Bridge fits minimalist campers who prize its drinking water access. Both spots anchor your stay amid I-35 convenience and wild St. Croix swims.
Rush City stands out for St. Croix River recreation and small-town events. Kayakers paddle the national scenic riverway. Anglers hook walleye from public landings. Families hit Rush City Days in June with parades on Main Street. Bike the Willard Munger Trail from town edges.
St. Croix NSR - Old Railroad Bridge Landing and Old Railroad Bridge top the list. The landing sits 0 miles from town center on the St. Croix River. Old Railroad Bridge offers drinking water amid quiet woods. Both provide easy I-35 access.
Drinking water stands out at Old Railroad Bridge. St. Croix NSR - Old Railroad Bridge Landing focuses on river access over full hookups. Expect primitive sites suited for tents, vans, or self-contained RVs. Launch kayaks right from camp for instant St. Croix adventures.