Myran Park

This is a decent little park with good campsites. There is a good ramp for accessing the Red Cedar River for paddling and fishing. There are two versions of the name of this park - Myran vs. Myron. It appears to me that the original name of the park was "Myran "when it was probably a private campground. It's now a county park, and all county signs spell it "Myron."

Only "negative" is the campground nitrate level is high (posted clearly in the bathrooms) but not openly advertised anywhere else. I recommend that Dunn County put a banner at the top of the website. keep young families and pregnant moms safe please. But the campground definitely gets 5/5 stars. One of the quieter campgrounds we've ever visited...even in the weekend. WiFi was nice to have. Clean bathroom. Very helpful host. Most of the sites have super nice seasonal campers, but there were plenty of spaces for us regulars. The river is right there and easy to access at the boat ramp. Mature sites, tall pines and oak trees. I think every site was shaded. Clean dump station. A couple of pavilions if needed. We had a great weekend !!

Myron Park is an awesome park! My wife grew up in the Sand Creek area (properly pronounced "Sand Crick") and was babysat by the camp host Melanie. This is a very family-friendly campground, and the river is great for tubing. There is a great tube rental place in Sand Creek - just ask the camp hosts (Jerry and Melanie) for the phone number. We make a point of camping here at least once every summer. The campsites are level and the campground is shaded with beautiful trees. Pets are allowed too.

Love this place! It is a quaint rural park with no frills but great hosts and views. The river is a plus. Still exploring but we are very pleased.

Nice county Park right on the Red Cedar River which is mostly shallow-perfect for tube floats and canoeing. Water and electric sites, grassy, shady, pines and hardwood trees. Inexpensive. The campground hosts are very nice people to chat with.