Saxon, Wisconsin, hooks RV campers with Saxon Harbor's Lake Superior fishing and Potato River Falls' wild cascades. Five parks in our directory deliver affordable bases from $10 a night amid Iron County's forests. Park here to launch boats on the Montreal River or chase trails without crowds or high costs.
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Saxon hugs U.S. Highway 2 in Iron County, where Saxon Harbor launches boats into Lake Superior's Montreal River mouth. Anglers hook salmon and trout from rocky shores. Potato River Falls plunges 40 feet through the county forest, pulling hikers to misty viewpoints and swimming holes. Black River State Forest borders town for quiet paddles.
Frontier Bar & Campground fits families craving WiFi, showers, dump station, and pet-friendly sites at $38 per night. Saxon Harbor Campground draws boaters with WiFi overlooking the water, also $38. Budget seekers claim Potato River Falls County Forest's group sites, pull-throughs, electric hookups, and pet allowances from $10. Driftwood Campground keeps it basic at $15 for no-frills woods stays.
Saxon excels in Lake Superior access at Saxon Harbor and Potato River Falls' 40-foot drop. Anglers target salmon in the Montreal River. Hikers explore Iron County forests laced with trails and swimming spots, all minutes from U.S. Highway 2.
Find five top parks: Frontier Bar & Campground, Saxon Harbor Campground, Potato River Falls County Forest, and Driftwood Campground. Frontier offers showers and WiFi at $38/night near town center. Potato River Falls provides cheap electric hookups by the falls.
Yes, Frontier Bar & Campground and Potato River Falls County Forest welcome pets. Frontier adds showers and dump station for comfortable stays. Potato River suits groups with pull-through sites amid forest trails.