Penmarallter Campground is a campground in Two Harbors, MN, offering 24 spacious RV sites across 13 acres for travelers seeking a peaceful retreat near the North Shore. Located just off Scenic Drive, the site welcomes guests year-round and is managed by owners who live on-site, ensuring immediate assistance and personalized service. Guests can enjoy Wi-Fi, firewood made from birch and maple, and ice for purchase. The campground is known for its quiet, serene atmosphere and convenient access to local attractions, including the Knife River and nearby natural features. Reviews consistently highlight the calm environment, friendly hosts, and ideal location for exploring the region.
The campsite was established in 1968 by Cliff and Lee Hanson, Two Harbors natives who retired from military service and built the property from several land parcels. It was named after their four children, Pennie, Marilyn, Allen, and Terry. In 1992, the current owners, also native to Two Harbors and retired from the U.S. Navy, took over the operation, continuing the family legacy. The site has maintained a strong presence in the community for decades, preserving a tradition of hospitality and connection to the local landscape.
Penmarallter Campground sits on Scenic Drive, about a half-mile from the road’s intersection with nearby Scenic Drive, and is located just over two miles from the Knife River and West Branch Knife River. It lies approximately three miles from Pork City Hill and Skunk Creek, offering guests easy access to the natural beauty and outdoor recreation of the Arrowhead Region.
The business is recognized for its thorough, well-documented online presence and a website that search engines interpret clearly and efficiently. This strong digital foundation ensures that guests can easily find accurate, up-to-date information about the site and its offerings.
Nestled in the heart of Two Harbors’ scenic North Shore landscape, Penmarallter Campground provides a rare blend of long-standing local heritage and dependable, welcoming service for those exploring the region’s natural and historical treasures.
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