Camping site close to Duluth, MN
Will be in the Duluth area July 9th thru 11th. Searching for camping site with elec and water hookup, close to Duluth. What sights do you recommend visiting while in the area. Will be heading south ...
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Cloquet KOA - about 18 miles from Duluth
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Spafford Park Campground is a Cloquet City Campground on the St. Louis River. About 18 miles from Duluth.
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Indian Point Campground - in Duluth's western end and right on St. Louis River.
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Spirit Mountain Campground - in Duluth, on hill (locals call it a mountain) overlooking Duluth, St. Louis Bay and Lake Superior. Expensive, but a nice setting and close to everything.
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Buffalo Valley Campground - in Duluth. Buffalo House restaurant and bar is on property. State bicycle trail runs through property and goes farther into Duluth.
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Penmarallter Campground near Two Harbors, MN - about 20 miles NE of Duluth and on Lake Superior.
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Burlington Bay City Campground in Two Harbors, MN - about 30 miles NE of Duluth. Nice campground right on Lake Superior.
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And for any I missed (and I did miss a few) check out the Visit Duluth website that lists even more campgrounds.
Visit Duluth Campground listing link here
Places to visit:
Go up the north shore - 8 State parks, Superior National Forest, 3 scenic byways, Grand Portage National Monument (historic trading post), Split Rock Lighthouse historic site, paved bike trails along lake.
In Duluth - Canal Park (tourist area to view "Lakers and Salties" (large Great Lakes and Ocean going ships); The Depot - Train museum and ride scenic train along shore to Two Harbors; Great Lakes Aquarium; Glensheen Mansion. Also check out Visit Duluth for other attractions.
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Spafford Park Campground is a Cloquet City Campground on the St. Louis River. About 18 miles from Duluth.
Link here
Indian Point Campground - in Duluth's western end and right on St. Louis River.
Link here
Spirit Mountain Campground - in Duluth, on hill (locals call it a mountain) overlooking Duluth, St. Louis Bay and Lake Superior. Expensive, but a nice setting and close to everything.
Link here
Buffalo Valley Campground - in Duluth. Buffalo House restaurant and bar is on property. State bicycle trail runs through property and goes farther into Duluth.
Link here
Penmarallter Campground near Two Harbors, MN - about 20 miles NE of Duluth and on Lake Superior.
Link here
Burlington Bay City Campground in Two Harbors, MN - about 30 miles NE of Duluth. Nice campground right on Lake Superior.
Link here
And for any I missed (and I did miss a few) check out the Visit Duluth website that lists even more campgrounds.
Visit Duluth Campground listing link here
Places to visit:
Go up the north shore - 8 State parks, Superior National Forest, 3 scenic byways, Grand Portage National Monument (historic trading post), Split Rock Lighthouse historic site, paved bike trails along lake.
In Duluth - Canal Park (tourist area to view "Lakers and Salties" (large Great Lakes and Ocean going ships); The Depot - Train museum and ride scenic train along shore to Two Harbors; Great Lakes Aquarium; Glensheen Mansion. Also check out Visit Duluth for other attractions.
