Surrounded by oak, birch, maple, and scattered pine, this is a fantastic spot to access the Pike Chain of Lakes in Iron River. The northern pike, walleye, largemouth bass, and bluegill make Twin Bear Lake popular with anglers. Reservations are accepted.
View a map of Twin Bear Campground or browse through our rules and regulations (PDF) and ordinances (PDF) for more information.
Reservations
For reservations please contact the following (contacts listed in order of preference):
General Information
For general information, please contact one of the above listed numbers or the Forestry and Parks Department at 715-373-6114 or this email.
Amenities
- Number of sites: 43
- Boat launch
- Dump station (daily = $5, annual = $50)
- Pit toilets
- Showers (free with paid camping)
- High speed internet (free)
- Playground
- Swimming area (handicapped accessible)
- Fishing pier (handicapped accessible)
- Store (ice, firewood, supplies)
Camping Fees
| Daily | $25 | $30 | $5 | $5 |
| Weekly | $150 | $180 | $15 | $20 |
| Monthly | n/a | n/a | $25 | n/a |
| Seasonal* | n/a | $1,800** | $45 | $325 |
*Includes $50 annual dump fee
** Add $100 if on a prime site MAP
- Boat launch passes are valid at both locations: Twin Bear and Delta.
- Boat launch passes cover all boats owned by the individual named on permit only.
- Seasonal boat mooring slots are subject to availability.
- Boat mooring slots are non-reservable and subject to availability.
- Boat mooring only available to campers or individuals recreating at the park for the day.
- Please Note: All landowners that deposit or contract the one-time seasonal deposit and removal of boats are subject to the above launch fees.
- Also Note: All water craft, including canoes, kayaks, row boats, jet skis, etc., launched from boat ramps require passes and are subject to the above fees.
Directions
The campground is 7 miles south of Iron River on County Highway H. The park is on the left.
