Wisconsin Travel Advice

[Mike Magee]

Originally Posted by Paul Braun

As long as we have jumped into Michigan, why not do Minnesota? I would recommend Duluth and camping downtown at the Lakehead Marina. They call it RV Parking because you camp on the asphalt lot used for winter boat storage. The bathrooms are dicy. It is all about location. Walk to downtown and all the attractions, watch the big lake boats come in under the ariel lift bridge, listen to the horns, bells and whistles of the boats, bridges and trains. It is a hoot.

Does this marina parking area cost anything to camp in? I could hit this on my way to the north shore sometime.

Minnesota's shoreline is a trip all by itself.

[Brandiwhne]

Oh gosh. Sorry for the above gibberish post! I must have stuck the phone in my pocket while still active. Lol


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[TomK]

Originally Posted by Brandiwhne

Oh gosh. Sorry for the above gibberish post! I must have stuck the phone in my pocket while still active. Lol


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Now that's funny! I am new to the forum and thought it was an acronym I didn't know. I spent a few minutes trying to figure it out.

Tom

[Brandiwhne]

Did ya come up with anything good? Lol


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[emers382]

Mike send Alf S a PM about the Duluth marina camping he spent a night there just before arriving here delivering his now our Escape. He quite liked it.

Adrian


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[TomK]

Originally Posted by Brandiwhne

Did ya come up with anything good? Lol


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No I didn't, Brandi. I'll bet the code breakers at NSA got some overtime too.


Tom

[Paul Braun]

Lakehead Marina is expensive, I think their lowest price is $29/night. Reservations are recommended.

Their location is technically on Minnesota Point, a peninsula that juts between MN and WI. Being so close to downtown they can charge whatever they want.

It is small with only 30 sites. We arrived late, after the marina offices had closed, and our site number and directions were taped to the door. Their website has some photos, always the best views, of course. PM me if you would like some additional campground photos.

Their web site.