Nestled between White River and Marathon Ontario, along the beautiful North Superior shore line. Gloria's is situated across from Dunc Lake along the infamous Hwy 17, which offers our guests great Fishing during the summer and winter months, along with excellent photo ops and family fun.

Gloria's has access to over 1000 miles of some of the best groomed Snowmobile trails in the North, White Lake Provincial park just down the road, along with excellent moose, bear and small game Hunting. We're confident with all these activities, you'll be able to find something to keep you & your family busy.

We offer 300 campsites from full hook-ups with 50 amp power to tent sites in a wooded setting. Large group campsites are available and all campers have access to four, modern bathhouses throughout the campground. Each campsite includes a picnic table and firebox. Outside firewood is not allowed. Wood, ice and convenience items are available at our office. Registered campers enjoy great discounts at the on-site, indoor municipal pool and near-by Gunflint Hills Golf Course. Other great features of this family-friendly campground include: full service municipal marina, picnic pavilion on the water, rec. hall, playground and Sweethearts’ Bluff Nature Area. Everything is within easy walking distance to downtown Grand Marais. Wi-fi is available for an additional fee

Luxuriate in the comfort and beauty of the 100-room Grand Portage Lodge & Casino embraced by the Lake Superior shoreline just off Highway 61. At this cozy retreat, all rooms have spectacular views of the Lake Superior shore or the deep green mystery of Minnesota's north woods.

Unwind by the 3-story fireplace, dine in the Island View Dining Room, enjoy a cocktail in the lounge, or relax in the indoor heated pool or soothing sauna. Come for intimacy or come with everyone and make use of our excellent meeting and banquet facilities.

The Great Lakes Aquarium has been located on the Duluth Waterfront since 2000. A freshwater aquarium, GLA features animals and habitats found within the Great Lakes Basin. The Aquarium also houses animals from other freshwater ecosystems such as the Amazon River. A changeable exhibit space is designed to interpret marine (saltwater) animals and habitat and currently features "Masters of Disguise".

Great Lakes Aquarium provides on-site and outreach educational programming to learners of all ages. Daily interpretive programs give guests the opportunity to learn more about resident animals while watching them eat, play or interact with our staff

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