Mercer, Wisconsin, draws RV campers to its wild Northwoods heart, where the Turtle-Flambeau Flowage stretches 19,000 acres of fish-filled waters. Cast for musky or paddle quiet bays right from your site. Five standout RV parks in our directory put you steps from these gems, blending easy access with rustic charm.
Mercer anchors Iron County's lake country, famous for the Turtle-Flambeau Scenic Waters Area's massive flowage and walleye runs. Snowmobilers carve over 100 miles of groomed trails in winter, while summer boats launch from Mercer Lake's public ramp on Mercer Pike. Anglers chase trophy pike at Lake of the Falls, and locals rally for the annual Firemen's Picnic with parades and fish fries.
Turtle-Flambeau Scenic Waters Area fits group trips with its spacious sites; pets roam free, campfires crackle at night. Lake of the Falls delivers waterfront pads from $28 nightly, perfect for solo anglers. Big 6 RV Resort buzzes for families seeking pools and playgrounds. Loon Lagoon RV Campground tempts with $31 rates and resort perks. Popular Side 3 at Lake of the Falls adds showers, drinking water, and pet-friendly docks.
Mercer excels in Northwoods fishing and boating on the Turtle-Flambeau Flowage. This 19,000-acre waterscape draws walleye and musky hunters from across the Midwest. Snowmobile trails span 100 miles in winter, while summer brings lake launches and community picnics on Mercer Pike.
Find five top parks: Turtle-Flambeau Scenic Waters Area, Lake of the Falls, Big 6 RV Resort, Loon Lagoon RV Campground, and Popular Side 3 at Lake of the Falls. Most cluster near Mercer Pike for quick drives to lakes. Amenities span pet-friendly sites, showers, and rates from $28 nightly.
Yes, three parks welcome pets: Turtle-Flambeau Scenic Waters Area, Popular Side 3 - Lake of the Falls, and others in the directory. Dogs roam leashed at these spots with open spaces near lakes. Check individual rules for breed limits or fees before booking.
