- African Safari Wildlife Park
- Castalia State Fish Hatchery
- Edison Birthplace
- Firelands Winery
- Ghostly Manor Thrill Center
- Heineman Winery
- Kelley's Island
- Kelley’s Island Wine Company
- Lagoon Deer Park
- Marblehead Lighthouse
- Maritime Museum of Sandusky
- Merry-Go-Round Museum
- Milan Historical Museum
- Miller Boatline
- National Museum of the Great Lakes
- Old Woman Creek State Nature Preserve
- Pelee Island, Ontario
- Perry's Victory & International Peace Memorial
- Put-In-Bay
- Sawmill Creek Golf Club
- Seneca Caverns
- Sheldon Marsh State Nature Preserve
- Woussickett Golf
Experience this drive-through safari with exotic animals, pony rides, pig races, a gift shop, picnic facilities, a snack bar, and entertaining as well as educational animal shows. Free parking and free animal food.
This 90-acre facility raises over 470,000 steelhead and rainbow trout annually to stock Lake Erie tributaries and inland lakes. Open for self-guided tours year-round, Monday - Friday.
Visit Thomas Edison's 1847 birthplace. Tour his boyhood home, and see displays of some of his accomplishments as the world's greatest inventor.
Award-winning local winery offering tours and tastings. Visit the tasting room where you will find gifts, wines, and home winemaking supplies. Toll free: 1-800-548-WINE.
Rated Top 10 in the U.S. Walk through this haunted mansion filled with thrills, chills and unbelievable special effects. Visit the bounce houses, XD Theatre or Skateworld for hours of fun.
Tour the winery and the famous Crystal Cave, the world's largest geode. The winery also features a gift shop, tasting room and courtyard.
The largest American island in Lake Erie, Kelley’s island is home to Inscription Rock and Glacial Grooves State Park with family restaurants and pubs.
The Kelley’s Island Wine Company features a tasting room, gift shop, full restaurant, and the largest outdoor facility on the island, complete with picnic tables, horseshoes and volleyball.
View over 200 exotic animals from Europe, Japan, Asia, North and South America as well as Africa. Pet and hand-feed the animals as you stroll through the park or, for a fee, fish in a stocked lagoon with a wide variety of species to catch.
Visit the oldest lighthouse in continuous operation on the Great Lakes. Daily tours are offered during the summer. A museum, located in the Keeper’s House is open on the same schedule as the tower.
Explore Sandusky's rich maritime history through local artifacts, photos, and maps; view displays of Lyman Boat Works, local passenger boats and freighters, and many other boats built in Sandusky. Also visit the nautical gift shop. Open year-round.
Visit the Merry-Go-Round Museum and see historic downtown Sandusky-on-the-Bay. Ride into history on an antique carousel, meet wood carvers as they create new horses, listen to the familiar music of band organs take a guided tour of the art and learn the history of the carousel!
During the 1840's this quaint town was the second largest inland seas shipping port for wheat in the world! Visit this seven-building museum complex and explore Milan's unique canal history. Featuring an extensive collection of 400 antique dolls and the 1,400 piece world-class art glass exhibit. The museum also includes a blacksmith shop, general store, arts building and gift shop.
Something special begins as you board the Miller Ferry. Discover the sights, sounds and smiles of Lake Erie and the Islands. Ferries to Put-In-Bay (South Bass Island) and Middle Bass Island from Catawba.
The National Museum of the Great Lakes features interactive exhibits, hands-on experiences, shipwreck artifacts, and over thirty ship models. Hours may vary depending on day of week and seasonally, there are also special discounts and group rates available.
Old Woman Creek National Estuarine Research Reserve and State Nature Preserve is one of the state’s few remaining examples of a natural estuary. As a transition zone between land and water, the site contains a variety of habitats, upland forests, open water, tributary streams, barrier beach and near the shores of Lake Erie. Learn about this unique estuary by visiting the indoor nature center or hiking the trails.
This island is the southernmost inhabited point in Canada and is a wildlife enthusiast's paradise. Over 10,000 unique species can be found here. Wonderful opportunities for fishing, biking, and hiking await you on this unique island just a ferry ride from Sandusky.
A unit of the National Park Service, this monument commemorates the victory of Commodore Oliver Hazard Perry in the Battle of Lake Erie, as well as the peaceful relations between Canada and the United States that resulted from the signing of The Rush-Bagot Agreement in 1817.
There is no doubt Put-In-Bay Ohio is one of the most unique places you will ever visit. The tiny two by four mile island is dotted with historic homes, the nation's third tallest monument, quaint restaurants and local pubs. Beautiful water surrounds Put-In-Bay where you will find some of the best walleye and perch fishing in the United States.
Public, daily-fee, 18-hole golf club located on the shores of Lake Erie was designed by renowned golf architect, Tom Fazio. Call for available tee times.
A registered Natural Landmark, discovered in 1872, where you can explore the earth's depths. Take an hour long guided tour, pan for gemstones at Seneca Mining Company and picnic in the shade.
Sheldon Marsh State Nature Preserve and contiguous wetlands comprise some of the last remaining undeveloped stretches of shoreline in the Sandusky Bay region. Hike the paved trails surrounded by forests, swamps, marshlands and a barrier beach. Bird checklists and brochures available.
Arizona Since it first opened more than 20 years ago; Woussickett Golf Course has earned a reputation as one of the most scenic, picturesque layouts in the Sandusky golf community. Play this unique 18-hole championship course. Schedule a tee time.
