Love love love history. Oldest functioning lighthouse. Very cool…read more Park is serene Came on a Sunday morning. Gift shop not open but that's ok

Marblehead Lighthouse State Park is a great spot for a relaxing and scenic visit along Lake Erie…read more We went last weekend and were able to tour the lighthouse, which was definitely worth it. Admission was $5 per person, and kids 5 and under were free. The volunteers were friendly and shared a brief but interesting history of the lighthouse and how it's been used over the years. Once inside, be ready for a bit of a climb as there are 77 narrow spiral steps leading up to an outdoor observation area. The view is worth it to see beautiful sights of Lake Erie. Even if it's not that clear of a day, you can still see Cedar Point and the Lake Erie islands in the distance. The park itself is very well maintained and offers easy access to the shoreline while still feeling safe and family-friendly. It's a peaceful place to sit, relax, and enjoy the lake breeze and sounds. Definitely worth a stop if you're in the area.

East Harbor is situated on a peninsula stretching into the waters of Lake Erie…read more The park also lies on the fringe of Ohio's prairie marsh zone. These wetlands are remnants of the Great Black Swamp, which once covered an area 120 miles long and 30-40 miles wide. Nature enthusiasts enjoy viewing an abundance of waterfowl and shorebirds in the park's scenic wetlands, as well as from the swimming beach and picnic areas along the lake. Our family and Apache camper began a series of visits in 1967, and East Harbor has remained a favorite. Greatly enjoyed the beaches, which now have a three-foot stone barrier to prevent erosion. We visit year round. The surrounding area has become somewhat commercialized. Lots of campers and fisher folks. In our early visits, we discussed a holiday at the State Park rather than a trip to the Outer Banks or to Hilton Head... My dear wife observed that an annual Atlantic Ocean Beach holiday was elemental to our life style.

We really enjoyed the views of the wetlands. It seems like a great place to do some birdwatching…read morefor those who like to do that. The park is good-sized and located right along the water. It also offers a campsite, a playground, and a public swimming beach.

A nice relaxing place to end a busy day. It's a small park right on the water with a boat launch…read more There is a playground, shelter house, restrooms and picnic tables available. Parking is available. Fishing with a license is also welcome here. It was a great spot to watch the sunset while listening to the music from the nearby yacht club drift out across the water.

Perfect place to go just to get away for a day trip. It is small but there's plenty of picnic…read morebenches to sit at and plenty parking and it's just steps away from the area where you can sit at the water and also has clean restrooms as well

Our group of six fishes with Bob on the Eagle Eye several times a year and we have been doing so…read morefor over 10 years. During all these trips there has never been any unpleasant surprises or disappointments. Bob's recommendations for accommodations is nothing short of first class, his boat is extremely comfortable and well equipped with everything you need for any type of fishing on lake Erie. Bob puts the fish to sleep and wakes them up everyday. You will not be disappointed!

From the owner: Charter fishing Lake Erie for walleye and perch. Groups of 6 or less. Lodging availableread more

Beautiful place. Good to picnic or take the kids to feed the fish. The trout are so pretty and…read morethere are ducks and other nature to look at.

You guys, I've been coming here for years, and it is as interesting to my kids as it was to me when…read moreI was a kid. Bring some old bread or popcorn and feed the huge population of ravenous fish. Your kids will love it and you might too.

The captain and his girlfriend fished with 5 rods. We were not allowed on the front of the boat…read morebecause that was his spot. They were so focused on filling our limit, that they actually got in the way of our group. We were there to catch a few fish and make some memories. She wouldn't even let me take pics of a big fish that my buddy caught. "We don't take pictures when we are catching fish", she said. She said I couId take pictures when we get back to the marina. She was rude the whole trip. I have probably fished with 50 different guides for many different types of fish. Probably 10 different walleye guides on Lake Erie. This was the worst fishing trip I have ever had, guided or not. I spent ALOT OF MONEY on this trip: hotel rooms, gas, supplies, and guide. I cannot express how disappointed I am. I didn't even keep any of the fish. I don't want any reminders of this trip.

From the owner: Fishing the western basin of Lake Erie…read more Walleye casting charters. No trolling, we assist you in learning to catch your fish by yourself. April 1st to Oct 31st. Yellow Perch fishing is best mid-July to Oct 31st Smallmouth bass charters in Ohio and Canadian waters.

A unique family owned and operated business. They work to hard put you on the fish while providing…read morefriendly, helpful service. Really feels like you are out fishing with friends. Don't worry about bringing a lot of stuff. Bait and cooler space is furnished. There is a tackle shop on site. Call ahead to reserve a spot and get ready to have some fun!

From the owner: Marina, Mobile Home ct, RV park, Fishing Charters, Dockage, Rampread more

Thank you Captain Eric for taking our crew on-board at the last minute after our scheduled charter…read morehad to cancel because of a family emergency. To catch 6 limits of Walleye in approx. 2 hours was unbelievable. A trip that will always be remembered.

From the owner: Lake Erie Fishing Charters with Capt. Eric Litton, aboard one of the largest and most successful…read moreLake Erie Fishing Charter boats Pirate Clipper.

This place is my go to Bait and tackle shop for fishing liscenses good advice terminal Tackle and…read morelive bait. They also have a good variety of snacks and drinks

We camped here 4th of July weekend and had a great time…read more This is a big campground with several sections. The signage makes it easy to find your spot. I will say the spots are somewhat smaller compared to other Ohio state parks we stayed at. The slots are not angled so it can be tricky to back in. They do offer lots of pull through options. Inside the campground there is a boat launch, lots of extra parking, shower houses, camp store, game room, and nature center. They don't offer a lot of activities but there were a few. My kids just loved riding our bikes up to the beach and playing in the lake. There is a nice bike bath that makes it easy to get there. There is no food in the area so bring your own or be prepared to drive.

The campground was full and sites were right on top of each other, everyone was mostly respectful…read more Check-in was easy, but late night noise levels were not enforced. One rude group kept everyone up until 3am. And many campers left so much food, booze bottles and garbage everywhere. Several of the bathrooms ran out of toilet paper. The trails were mostly mowed and taken care of.