Bruce hugs the Chippewa River, where walleye anglers cast lines and kayakers paddle lazy bends. Six RV parks dot the area, offering sites from $20 a night to full-hookup havens. Camp here to launch into Flambeau River State Forest trails or fish Lake 32, all steps from your rig.
6 parks found
Bruce pulses with riverside adventures. The Chippewa River carves through town along State Highway 8, drawing fly fishers to deep pools below Bruce Dam. Lake 32 sparkles two miles north, ideal for powerboat wakes and sandy beaches. Flambeau River State Forest unfurls 10,000 acres of oak ridges and deer trails just east. Locals rev ATVs on groomed paths come summer; snowmobiles claim them in winter.
RV parks make prime bases for it all. River's Edge Park draws budget campers to riverfront pads starting at $20 nightly. Perch Lake Campground fits pet owners and big rigs with 50-amp power and water hookups. Bruce Village Park handles family setups across sites for 0 to 3 units. Trail's End Youth Camp targets group outings with basic 0-1 sites. Bruce Park supplies drinking water and lets flames crackle under starry skies.
Bruce excels in Chippewa River fishing and paddling. Anglers hook walleye near Bruce Dam on State Highway 8. Kayakers float scenic stretches past wooded banks. Flambeau River State Forest adds 10,000 acres of hiking trails and ATV routes two miles east. Lake 32 delivers beaches and boating close by.
Six RV parks cluster near Bruce, including River's Edge Park and Perch Lake Campground. River's Edge starts at $20 nightly along the Chippewa River. Perch Lake offers 50-amp service, pet-friendly policies, and water hookups. Bruce Village Park and Bruce Park sit central with basic amenities.
Yes, Perch Lake Campground welcomes pets alongside 50-amp hookups and water connections. Families bring dogs to riverside walks from sites. Other parks like River's Edge focus more on budget and location, but check policies for leashes and fees.
