At first, Duluth was a trading settlement where French fur traders and Native Americans exchanged goods and peacefully coexisted. After the decline of the fur trade, iron, copper, and even gold were discovered north of the city, which attracted countless people from the east coast, and the rest of the world for that matter. Duluth’s current population is diverse due to the influx of immigrants during the mining boom of the early 20th century. After the mines began to run dry, the town again reinvented itself to become a haven for tourists. The historic downtown was revitalized and brought back to life with hundreds of wonderful locally-owned businesses popping up left and right.

In addition to its beautiful coastline and historic buildings, Duluth has always been known as a city of innovation. The first electric elevator and the first mall were both conceived in Duluth, along with many other notable inventions and ideas.

When you book an RV in Duluth, you can achieve your goals in creating an exciting, memorable, interesting vacation. The city is easy to access from Minneapolis and St. Paul, just two hours north on Interstate 35. An international airport also services the Duluth area along with railroad tracks and the aforementioned freshwater port, so renting an RV in Duluth is an absolute pleasure.