This is a very nice campground which easy access to the water. The lots are a bit close together…read morewhich can make it a little uncomfortable. The staff is very accommodating if there is an issue. We came here and found out that the camp spot two down had a bunch of dogs barking. We asked if we could be moved and they did without any issues. They also have ice and firewood for sale which makes it easy. The bathrooms are amazingly clean with clean showers! They do have a small playground and board game room that is VERY small. But that's fine because you are most likely to be there for camping. There is a fishing pier and easy access boat (canoe type) launch area. I would probably come back again

Most of my campground experience involves dispersed camping, BLM camping and National Parks, I…read moreavoid privately owned campgrounds. But because of all of the closing of public lands and campgrounds I found this place. I paid $ 45 a night to have a site at waters edge and electricity and water. There is a building with men's and women's showers and flush toilets. There are also 2 other men's and women's vault toilets. The vault toilets were pretty full and very smelly but there was plenty of toilet paper and hand sanitizer available. The sites are close together with a fire ring and some have shade. I stayed here in a tent and there were a few ticks and very few mosquitos this early in the season. The host couple seemed nice but I didn't see much of them during my stay. There is firewood for sale at $ 5.00 for a small bundle and t-shirts and hoodies also for sale. There is a huge dumpster for trash and that thing stunk up the campground. This campground isn't for a peaceful and serene camping experience, it is noisy even after the mandated 10 PM to 7 AM quiet time. Late at night there was yelling, ATV's driving around with loud talkers and headlights shining. I kept waiting for the hosts to enforce the quiet time rules listing at the entrance but to no avail. Early in the morning people launching to go fishing were loud talking and firing up boat motors. This place is more for partiers and people who want to fish. It wasn't that clean and the price is high for what you experience. I can't recommend this campground based on my experience.

This is an incredible (but very busy!) state park. We camped at walk-in site 83, which was hands…read moredown the best site in the park. The walk-in sites in general are all amazing, you're secluded from everyone else but still close to the amenities. Site 83 is about a 4-minute walk from where you park your car. There are two tent pads and plenty of space. It's a beautiful site--book it early! The amenities at the campground were great, plenty of places to recycle, fill up water, and throw out trash. The bathrooms are also very nice, but they are some of the busiest bathrooms I've ever seen! There are plenty of hiking trails as well, a great visitor center and gift shop, and it is an all around lovely state park.

We had an awesome camping weekend here - I'm so glad I got to see this state park! Here's the…read morebreakdown: CAMPSITES: 4/5 Lots of campsites here that we booked well in advance - I'd guess they fill up fast! I'm not super experienced at camping, but the campsites felt quite close together to me. Compared to other places we've been, the sites are much less private. AMENITIES: 5/5 The amount of water spickets and bathrooms around the site were great, and the showers/main bathroom facilities were nice! STATE PARK: 5/5 We loved walking a bit of the state park over the weekend! The suspension bridge is super cool, and it's really fun to walk on and explore the unique rock formations along the water.

Gorgeous camp! Fun atmosphere and great for the whole family. Love to be able to disconnect and…read moregrow in God here.

We spent a weekend in Duluth for my son's 9th birthday. Our Vista experience was amazing!! Huge…read moreshout out to tour guide Jamie for being so kind and letting my kiddo say some facts over the mic and to Captain Mike for letting him sit behind the wheel! You guys are great. He had a blast.

First reservation was canceled with no notice until we called to confirm. 2nd try we did the…read morepurchase by walking up to the shack to purchase hours in advance. While our group of 10 were in line the staff person using a small phone was checking us in & could not find our reservation even though it was stated clearly. We all were standing in the hot sun & then to finally board, going to the 2nd level to find windows closed and A/C not working worth a hoot. The tour guide used a handheld microphone which was crap. During the cruise a guy came up from the engine room in greasy dirty clothes looking like he was learing at the people around. Would not recommend

We stopped in for some adult beverages on a beautiful day in Duluth. (We didn't eat.)…read more The service was fast and it seemed like maybe they were new. But they got our orders correct and we relaxed outside on the veranda. The view from this place is absolutely beautiful. Looking over the St Louis bay, Fond du Lac dam and even parts of the city.

This is a super cool smaller ski hill. Great for beginners, or drinks with some buddies. Lift…read moretickets are a fraction of the price at other hills, so don't come with big mountain expectations and you wont be disappointed. If you come with the expectation of having a couple of drinks and running the same runs a couple times you will have a blast. Staff is super friendly!

We went up here on the "off" season for skiing and stayed in one of these fabulous villas which are…read morelike octagon shapped treehouses in the middle of the woods with all the comforts of home. It was truly one of the best family get-aways we have every had because the setting was perfect and it had a big jacuzzi tub and plenty of private bedrooms and also a nice little kitchen and fireplace --- If you plan on visiting Duluth for any reason I would much rather stay here than any old commercial hotel/motel. The prices were decent too....although I suppose they get a little more during the winter months.... Driving to town was not a big deal either.

What a nice place The people running this place are ultra…read morenice and accommodating. The cabins are well appointed and comfy. Not upper class, but totally nice for a family It is close to spirit mountain, close to Duluth, and right off 35W. Beds are good, kitchen is stocked, towels are provided. The office has games and DVDs to borrow and the cabins have WiFi. Very enjoyable

Easy check in process! Room was super cute and well equipped with toiletries. Check out the bars…read moreattached. Lots of restaurants and shopping nearby. Hidden gem! AND you can take drinks from the Rathskeller to your room. SO COOL

We are completely satisfied with our stay at the Oliver Inn. We knew when booking that some rooms…read morewere 'hostel' style and that the property was accessed with codes and such. Even after reading bad, outdated reviews, we decided to give it a go. So glad we did! Snively's lounge on the first floor is cute and pleasant. We enjoyed our 2 for 1 beer credits included with our room. This is a historical building, there will be noise. But, we weren't disrupted. The Rathskeller speakeasy down stairs is too cute. They weren't playing any jazz (which is common I guess) during our stay, which was fine by us. My hubby and I were celebrating our anniversary, and we loved our choices. Parking is simple enough, across the street in a secure ramp for $12 a day. If you read any reviews that there is a stinky Japanese restaurant on site.....that is outdated info. We stayed in room 3, two twin beds, lower level, shared bathrooms (2)....both have showers and we never encountered both being in use at once. Beds were comfy and the bedding was soft. We will definitely be back. Personally, I like no windows; I prefer to sleep in a cave. Lol. The elevator was a nice surprise. I need my knees replaced; stairs are not my friend. Lol.

This was an absolutely beautiful day to go on this absolutely amazing tour! Don is a very fun tour…read moreguide. I'm here for work but during the downtime I want to do something fun and doing a Segway tour was something I've never done before. The training before hand was absolutely necessary and beneficial. No skimping on this tour, they took care of all of us from start to finish. I am the proud owner of my Segway license! If you're in Duluth this is the thing to do. You can bet every person we passed along the way was a little envious.

No better way to tour the boardwalk!! A must do when in Duluth! Riding a Segway is easy to learn…read more The staff is great in helping anyone maneuver the Segway. The ride along about 7 miles gives you a beautiful view of Duluth and a great history lesson.