Cascade River Campground
Have you ever wanted to rent an RV and just go off the grid for a while? Maybe just get away to experience nature and have a quiet space all to yourself? Fortunately, you won’t need to go all the way to the wilds of Alaska to do it. Northern Minnesota is one of the least populated and least developed areas in the country, and there are some great RV parks to visit while you’re there.The Cascade River Campground is one such place, located in the Cascade River State Park. It’s about two hours' drive northeast of Duluth on Highway 61, and a 90-minute drive southwest of Ontario’s Thunder Bay. The Cascade River flows through the park in a torrent - tumbling down rocky cliffs and cutting a canyon as it makes its way towards Lake Superior. It’s a beautiful sight and one that doesn’t see too many visitors at any time of year.The campsites at Cascade River State Park offer electrical hookups, and there are also drinking water, a dump station, and flush toilets available during the warmer months. There are also showers, so you can clean up after muddy adventures on the nearby trails. Firewood and ice can be purchased from the camp office, but if you need any groceries or supplies while you’re here, the best option is to drive to Lutsen, several miles down the road. Visitors to this part of Minnesota rarely come for the urban amenities, though; Cascade River Campground camping is all about enjoying what nature has to offer.
Have you ever wanted to rent an RV and just go off the grid for a while? Maybe just get away to experience nature and have a quiet space all to yourself? Fortunately, you won’t need to go all the way to the wilds of Alaska to do it. Northern Minnesota is one of the least populated and least developed areas in the country, and there are some great RV parks to visit while you’re there.The Cascade River Campground is one such place, located in the Cascade River State Park. It’s about two hours' drive northeast of Duluth on Highway 61, and a 90-minute drive southwest of Ontario’s Thunder Bay. The Cascade River flows through the park in a torrent - tumbling down rocky cliffs and cutting a canyon as it makes its way towards Lake Superior. It’s a beautiful sight and one that doesn’t see too many visitors at any time of year.The campsites at Cascade River State Park offer electrical hookups, and there are also drinking water, a dump station, and flush toilets available during the warmer months. There are also showers, so you can clean up after muddy adventures on the nearby trails. Firewood and ice can be purchased from the camp office, but if you need any groceries or supplies while you’re here, the best option is to drive to Lutsen, several miles down the road. Visitors to this part of Minnesota rarely come for the urban amenities, though; Cascade River Campground camping is all about enjoying what nature has to offer.
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