Indian Point Campground is located five miles from downtown Duluth on the St. Louis River, near the base of Spirit Mountain. Campsites include seven RV sites with full hookups, 21 sites with water and electric, and 23 electric-only sites. Primitive tent sites also are available. All campsites include a fire pit and a picnic table. Guests enjoy free Wi-Fi, hiking and biking trails and access to the St. Louis River. For an extra fee, guests may rent canoes, kayaks and boats to use on the river. Indian Point Campground is open from May through October and reservations are accepted. Contact this RV park at 800-982-2453.
Located three blocks from Canal Street, Lakehead Boat Basin offers 30 RV sites, with 12 sites having full hookups. The RV sites are all on a blacktop surface, as the sites are used for boat storage during winter months. Nature lovers looking for a scenic campsite might not enjoy this particular campground, but those looking to get close to the city will love it! Other amenities include showers, restrooms and sewage facilities. Guests enjoy many activities within walking distance, including antique shopping on Canal Street, touring the Marine Museum and watching boats pass through the nearby Ariel Lift Bridge. Docking is available for travelers with boats for an extra fee. Contact this Duluth campsite at 218-722-1757.
In addition to its year-round RV park and campground, Buffalo House is a large recreational facility with a sports complex, restaurant and banquet hall. The RV sites offer full hookups with 30 and 50 amp service, and tent sites are available. Other campground amenities include showers, toilets and waste disposal. Plenty of activities surround the campsite. Play a game of volleyball in one of the outdoor courts, take a scenic walk Munger State Trail system or toss around a ball in one of the softball fields. After the sun sets, guests can roast hot dogs over a fire pit or head into the bar and relax over a few cocktails. Campsite reservations are accepted. Contact the Buffalo House at 218-628-7019.
Camping in Duluth is a excellent way to take in the beautiful scenery, and each of these campsites offers something for everyone.
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Post a CommentCampgrounds with WiFi - camping has come a long way!
We are definitely thinking about an RV sometime in the future. I love camping.
We thought about RV travel but decided on room service because I don't want to cook and do dishes great resources here.
Will have to keep this in mind when I am in that state this coming summer.
Are any of these for the Large Homestyle RV's?
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