Duluth Seeks Public Input on Park Point Recreation Area Plan

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The City of Duluth has released a draft plan for the Park Point Recreation Area and is seeking public input until March 27. The plan aims to identify needed and preferred improvements to preserve the area's natural, cultural, and recreational resources for the community. After the comment period, the city will review feedback, make changes as needed, and prepare a final plan for consideration by the Parks and Recreation Commission and City Council.

Why it matters

Park Point is a unique natural and recreational resource for the Duluth community, and the city is looking to gather public input to ensure the area's long-term preservation and enhancement. The plan will guide future improvements and help the city secure funding for projects that the community deems important.

The details

The draft plan and a comment form are available online, and a printed copy can be reviewed at the Duluth Parks and Recreation office. After the March 27 comment period ends, the city will review feedback, make changes as needed, and prepare a final plan for consideration by the Parks and Recreation Commission and City Council before adoption.

• The draft plan is open for public review and comment until Friday, March 27, 2026.
• After the comment period ends, the city will review feedback and prepare a final plan for consideration.

What’s next

After the public comment period ends on March 27, the city will review the feedback and prepare a final plan for consideration by the Parks and Recreation Commission and Duluth City Council.