Indian Point Campground

Great location, fantastic views, and extremely nice management. Fills up quickly over the weekend. We will definitely stay here again, loved our stay!
Not well marked from the road– turn at sign for Will Munger trail and follow road straight to campground.

This is a pretty standard campground but it has the plus of being really close to downtown Duluth, so if you are in the area but not wanting to spend $ 100 or $ 200 a night for a hotel in town, it could totally be a way to do a trip to Duluth on the cheap as long as you’re willing to camp.
The campground is easy to access and easy to navigate. The sites are not big and you are pretty close to your neighbors with no trees or anything to divide you. It’s really kind of just a big open field, rather than a campground where the sites are near each other but have a little privacy. And there are lots of people with RVs and campers, so it seems like there’s a lot of activity around you. But generally people were really nice and courteous to each other.
There are real bathrooms but they are communal. While part of me really enjoyed this luxury having camped in places where there were not such amenities, the bathrooms were nothing fancy and were heavily used. I don’t mean to imply they were gross… but at the same time, I would recommend bringing a good pair of flip flops or shower shoes as I didn’t really want to go barefoot.
The people running the camp were plenty nice, and there’s even a little store for things you might have forgotten. But we wound up buying ice and things off site since we found the prices to be a bit too high.
Overall, a fine place to throw up a tent and sit around a campfire.

Very nice people managing the campground. Location is good, close to downtown, paths and the zoo.