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The region’s wildest place to explore and be inspired. Meet two rescued brown bears, talk with a parrot, and even hang with a two-toed sloth. See and learn about over 140 species of animals in indoor & outdoor habitats. Try our eight behind-the-scenes experiences. The Lake Superior Zoo is a place to have close-up experiences with animals to create connections with wildlife and action toward conservation here and around the world. We are located on more than 19 picturesque acres, including rocky hillsides, majestic pines and beautiful Kingsbury Creek. One of only a few Duluth attractions open year-round. Plan your visit to unleash your wild side. The Lake Superior Zoo is a member of Museums for All and works to limit financial barriers to visiting the zoo. Through this program, guests can visit for $3/person, up to four people, with the presentation of a SNAP Electronic Benefits Transfer (EBT) card. The zoo has also worked with the Duluth Public Library system to make 15 passes available for check out from the library, each granting admission to the zoo for four people. The Blue Star program also provides free admission to active military members and their families.
Lakehead Boat Basin offers 30 RV parking sites. Twelve of the sites have water, electric and sewer. These sites are located immediately to the right as you enter the gated area and overlook the main front dockage area of the marina.
The Lakewalk Stretching from Bayfront Park to Brighton Beach | Duluth, MN One of Duluth’s most iconic outdoor experiences, the Lakewalk is nearly 8 miles of paved path winding along the shores of Lake Superior. Whether you’re strolling hand-in-hand past lighthouses and sailboats, birdwatching near native fruit trees, or biking as a family with waves crashing nearby, the Lakewalk offers a scenic slice of the North Shore for every pace. Originally a modest half-mile path built in 1986, the Lakewalk has grown — thanks to the dedication of local advocates like Friends of the Lakewalk. Today, it connects parks, beaches, public art, and restaurants, with amenities like restrooms, picnic tables, and bike-friendly trails along the way. Pro Tip: Use this mile-by-mile guide to plan your stops, from Canal Park’s sweet shops to Brighton Beach’s rocky shoreline. Take a virtual tour of the Lakewalk.
An ideal location for both business and leisure travelers, near Lake Superior, St. Luke’s Hospital, and the Duluth Entertainment Convention Center. We’re also close to the University of Minnesota Duluth and Miller Hill Mall. Throughout your stay, delight in free breakfast, WiFi, pool, hot tub and on-site parking.
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