This campground added 15-20 more back-in sites during the summer of 2021 and plans to build more in the next year. Quite a few seasonal campers, as I was for the first time this year. Regardless, there are plenty of spots for people passing through, but I recommend making a reservation. Most campgrounds in the Duluth area are full all ...moreThis campground added 15-20 more back-in sites during the summer of 2021 and plans to build more in the next year. Quite a few seasonal campers, as I was for the first time this year. Regardless, there are plenty of spots for people passing through, but I recommend making a reservation. Most campgrounds in the Duluth area are full all summer. Sites are extremely level. I didn't need to adjust a thing. Most of the seasonal campers are workers who are gone all day and most weekends. There are a lot of trains but all but one pass through quietly. One train is required to blow the horn before it crosses a road about 2 miles down the tracks. After a night or two, the trains became white noise and I never noticed them. Some trucks do use engine breaking on the highways, which is annoying, but it's intermittent. This campground has shower stalls (2 for women, 2 for men) and two pairs of washer/dryers in a community room. All are newer and clean. There are no playgrounds or family-oriented activities. Management is mostly hands off, which suits me to a tee. I'll be back next year. There are several wi-fi hookups in the park and I had no problems during the nearly 6 months I stayed there. Some sites have trees, others don't. The park is about 15 minutes from Duluth and Cloquet. Saginaw post office is half a mile down the road and there's a restaurant/bar across the street. Gas station/convenience store a couple miles away.