Hurley pulls RV adventurers with 100 miles of ATV trails carving the Northwoods and the rush of a border town straddling Wisconsin and Michigan's Upper Peninsula. Base your rig at Schomberg County Park Campground or Schomberg Park, where sites start at $29 a night. Camp here to hit Gile Flowage for walleye or Copper Peak, America's biggest ski jump.
2 parks found
Hurley nestles in Iron County's rugged hills along the Montreal River. ATV riders blaze trails in Black River State Forest, while anglers cast for pike in Gile Flowage. Drive minutes to Saxon Harbor on Lake Superior, or tour mining relics on Silver Street. The town buzzes each Memorial Day with a parade down Hurley Avenue.
Schomberg County Park Campground draws families to its $29/night sites by the river, perfect for relaxed paddling trips. Schomberg Park fits boondockers with 30-amp hookups, showers, and a dump station, ideal for ATV haulers staging off Hwy 51. Both spots launch you into Hurley's trail network and lakeside escapes.
More RV destinations in Wisconsin
Hurley earns fame for its 100-plus miles of ATV trails in Black River State Forest. This border town also lures walleye anglers to Gile Flowage and hikers to Saxon Harbor on Lake Superior. Mining history lingers in old shafts along Silver Street, with a lively Memorial Day parade each year.
Schomberg County Park Campground and Schomberg Park top the list. Schomberg County Park Campground offers riverfront sites from $29/night. Schomberg Park provides 30-amp hookups, showers, and a dump station convenient to Hwy 51.
RV camping season spans May to October in Hurley. Heavy snow shuts parks in winter, though snowmobilers use nearby trails. Spring and fall deliver prime ATV riding and fishing with light crowds.