KOA Journey campgrounds are the perfect oases after a day on the road. Whether it’s along the way or a quick getaway, they’ve got you covered. Located near the highways and byways of North America with long Pull-thru RV Sites, they deliver convenience to the traveling camper. Pull in, ease back and take a load off.
KOA Journey campgrounds are the perfect oases after a day on the road. Whether it’s along the way or a quick getaway, they’ve got you covered. Located near the highways and byways of North America with long Pull-thru RV Sites, they deliver convenience to the traveling camper. Pull in, ease back and take a load off.
From Hwy 2W: Go to Hwy 33 interchange, turn South, go 10 miles, turn left on Cloquet Ave. Go 5 miles turn right on CR 3. KOA is 1/2 mile on right.
From I-35: Take Exit 239, bottom of exit ramp go South on SR 45, turn right on CR 3. KOA is 1/2 mile on right.
From Hwy 210: Go into town of Carlton. At red blinking light, turn left on SR 45, go 1/2 mile, turn left on CR 3. KOA is 1/2 mile on right.
GPS: N46.679768. W92.440082
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Offering more than beautiful lake views, Duluth's waterfront is an expression of art. A series of prized sculptures representing the social, cultural and historical values of Duluth and its Sister Cities in Vaxjo, Sweden; Thunder Bay, Ontario; Perozavodsk, Russia; and Ohara, Japan, create a casual stroll through an outdoor gallery of international art. Visit the Waterfront Sculpture Walk online for more information.
Climb up into the cab of one of the world's largest steam locomotives and take the throttle of the Yellowstone Class Mallet. Learn more about the history of railroading in Minnesota as you view the "William A Crooks", the state's first steam engine and explore the inside of the oldest known steam rotary snowplow still in existence today. The Lake Superior Railroad Museum has something for everyone!
The Karpeles Manuscript Library Museum is one of the world's largest private holding of important original documents and manuscripts. The Museum features a rotating exhibit designed to focus on 26 documents at any one time. The documents are educational and entertaining.
Grand Slam Family Fun Center is the largest indoor family fun center in the upper Midwest. There is fun for everyone with mini-golf, laser tag, batting cages, basketball, bumper cars and pool. This is fun for the whole family!
In her working life, the S.S. William A. Irvin carried rich, red iron ore; she transported dignitaries, the elite and the powerful of the day in her magnificently appointed, wood-paneled staterooms. Now a floating museum, the boat is permanently docked along the Duluth waterfront.
The spectacular new Harbor Side convention center addition opened in January, featuring panoramic views of Lake Superior and the Aerial Lift Bridge. This, combined with the City Side convention center (100,000 square feet of exhibit space, 8,000 seat arena and 2,400-seat auditorium), offers an incredible convention destination. See the Duluth Entertainment and Convention Center online for more information.
Your train pulls out of the historic Union Depot in downtown Duluth and rumbles through the city, along the rugged shoreline of Lake Superior and deep into the majestic Northwoods. Riding in vintage coaches, you'll cross tall trestles over Northshore rivers that race towards Lake Superior. Visit The North Shore Scenic Railroad online for more information.
Skyline Parkway is a city road that twists and turns at the top of a plateau of which Duluth sits at the bottom of. Rising some 700 feet above the city, it offers some of the most spectacular views of Duluth and the twin ports that normally couldn't been seen unless you were in an airplane. A visit to the northland wouldn't be complete without a drive across Skyline Parkway.
The Lake Superior Maritime Museum includes film shows, model ships and exhibits featuring the commercial shipping of Lake Superior and the Duluth-Superior Harbor. While there, sit back and enjoy the beautiful gulls, and walk along the canal's piers to its lighthouses.
Beginning at Canal Park in Duluth, Minnesota's North Shore Scenic Drive is a journey through an unspoiled wilderness that kisses the sweeping shoreline of the world's largest freshwater lake. The breathtaking cliffs and beaches of Lake Superior's beautiful North Shore are bordered by the Sawtooth Mountains and thousands of acres of pine, aspen and birch trees.
Enjoy wondrous Lake Superior and popular international harbor. During the cruise, you proceed under the famous Aerial Lift Bridge into Lake Superior. Then tour the harbor. To enhance your overall experience, try one of the cruises with a delicious meal. For more information see www.vistafleet.com
See and ride a bit of history at the museum where trains have been beautifully restored and are on display. Visit the Depot online for further information.
The Duluth Skywalk connects visitors to a multitude of shopping and recreational opportunities.
Discover what's in and under Lake Superior without getting wet! Some 70 species of fish are exhibited from the Great Lakes and other freshwater lakes and rivers of the world. Visit Great Lakes Aquarium online for more information.
The only professional theatre company in the Northland devoted exclusively to fun and laughs! Renegade offers original sketch comedy revues every summer and winter, a Comedy Spook Show every Halloween season, and comic productions by established playwrights like Shakespeare, Neil Simon, and Kevin Kline.
The Space Theatre is located in Hibbing, Minnesota. Come see the spectacular shows.
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