Cameron, Wisconsin, draws RV campers to its Red Cedar River banks for prime walleye fishing and quiet Northwoods trails. Six parks in our directory start as low as $25 a night, placing you steps from the water. Base your rig here to cast lines by day and grill fresh catch under starlit skies.
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Cameron hugs the Red Cedar River, where anglers hook walleye and bass near Veterans Memorial Park in Barron County. The Red Cedar State Trail invites bikes and boots along 14 miles of prairie and forest paths. Downtown Main Street buzzes with local diners and the Cameron Depot Museum's rail history exhibits.
RV parks cater to every wanderer. Budget hunters pick Fire Away Rest Camp with WiFi at $25 a night. Digital nomads tap into Northern Exposure's WiFi from $29. Families and pet owners choose Cameron Veterans Memorial Park for showers, 50-amp hookups, dump station, and pet welcomes starting at $30. Buck 'n Beam's suits groups at $34 with spacious sites.
Cameron excels in Red Cedar River fishing and Northwoods trails. Anglers target walleye and bass from banks near Veterans Memorial Park. The 14-mile Red Cedar State Trail draws hikers and cyclists through prairies and woods, while Main Street serves up local diners and rail history at the Cameron Depot Museum.
Six RV parks cluster in Cameron: Northern Exposure, Cameron Veterans Memorial Park, Veterans Memorial Park in Barron County, Fire Away Rest Camp, and Buck 'n Beam's. Rates start at $25 nightly. Most sit within three miles of the Red Cedar River for easy access to fishing and trails.
Yes, Cameron Veterans Memorial Park welcomes pets with showers, 50-amp hookups, and a dump station. This Barron County spot starts at $30 a night. Other parks like Buck 'n Beam's likely accommodate pets too; call ahead to confirm policies amid the riverfront setting.
