Explore Water & Electric Sites at Buffalo House in Duluth
Difficulty
easy
Duration
Varies – from a few hours to multiple days
Fitness Level
Suitable for all fitness levels; low-impact walking and cycling options available.
Overview
Discover Buffalo House RV park in Duluth, where comfort meets adventure with spacious water and electric sites. Enjoy hiking, biking, sports, golf, and pet-friendly fun all year long.
Details
Experience the beauty and convenience of Duluth’s Buffalo House RV park, offering water and electric sites ranging from 8ft to 50ft, ideal for all types of campers. This private outdoor adventure spot provides a peaceful retreat surrounded by nature with easy access to miles of well-maintained hiking and biking trails. Whether you're traveling with family, friends, or pets, Buffalo House ensures a comfortable stay with amenities like sports courts and proximity to excellent golf courses. Located in the heart of Duluth, guests enjoy the perfect balance of outdoor adventure and modern convenience throughout the year. The campground's pet-friendly environment also encourages visitors to bring their furry companions along for the fun. Buffalo House is a great base for those looking to explore Minnesota’s scenic coastline, nearby parks, and local attractions while having a cozy home away from home. From casual strolls to energetic trail rides, the campground suits everyone seeking a refreshing escape in a natural setting.
Adventure Tips
Reserve Sites Early
Water and electric sites are popular, especially in summer, so book your spot well in advance to secure your preferred location.
Bring Bug Spray
Minnesota’s wooded areas can have mosquitoes and ticks, particularly near water; insect repellent is a must-have.
Stay on Marked Trails
To protect local flora and avoid getting lost, stick to designated hiking and biking paths around the campground.
Check Weather Before Camping
Duluth weather can be unpredictable; pack accordingly and check forecasts to stay comfortable during your stay.
Local Insights
Hidden Gems
- Amity Creek Falls – a quiet waterfall spot nearby
- Hartley Nature Center – less crowded hiking trails
Wildlife
- White-tailed deer
- Great horned owls
History
Duluth’s history as a port city influenced the development of parks and recreation areas along Lake Superior’s shores.
Conservation
Buffalo House participates in local sustainability efforts, encouraging waste reduction and responsible camping practices.
Frequently Asked Questions
Photography Tips
Best Times
Best Viewpoints
- Enger Tower overlook
- Lake Superior shoreline
- Trailheads near the campground
What to Photograph
Recommended Gear
Camping Tent or RV Setup
Reliable shelter is crucial for comfort and protection throughout your stay.
Bug Spray
Protects from insects common near wooded and water areas.
spring specific
Layered Clothing
Keeps you comfortable as temperatures drop during evenings and early mornings.
fall specific
Portable Camping Chair
Provides a comfortable spot to relax by the campsite or at sports courts.
summer specific