This site fit our needs. It is a short drive, mostly Interstate, into Duluth for day trips into the city. The site is remote enough so we had privacy and felt secure. It is also a short rural drive into Cloquet. Where we stopped for gas and replenished supplies at Walmart.
The host's description of the site was accurate. Also read the reviews when deciding to stay here. The area we stayed was on grass and not flat. No complaints from us as this is in the description. We have a FWD campervan that tends to be heavier on the rear wheels. This makes driving on inclines in wet grass more challenging as our traction is not the best on such surfaces. We parked on our traction boards under the front wheels for peace of mind. We had no problem driving out the next morning.
A couple of other things to note. It was summer in Minnesota. There were a fair amount of mosquitoes out in the grass. This is expected. Also, the site is near an active railway, with many trains passing in the night. Usually not a problem however it is near a crossing, so the trains blow their horns when approaching the crossing. Again, you've been warned.
Check out the pottery shop when staying here. Also, say hello to the two very friendly dogs that greeted us on our first night. They were quite the pair and put huge smiles on our faces.