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Do & See The guide was updated: 2024-12-09

There is so much to experience in Sandusky and the surrounding areas. Amusement and water parks, in addition to all the recreational parks, museums, golf, scuba diving and a drive-through safari are some of the areas highlights. Whether you're searching for family fun at one of the world's top amusement parks or some serenity and seclusion in one of the area's many campgrounds, Sandusky could be the destination for you.

Cedar Point

Cedar Point

Cedar Point, North America's second-oldest amusement park, attracts over 3.5 million visitors annually with its thrilling rides, impressive coasters, captivating shows, and lively games. Located on the shores of Lake Erie, this amusement park has received the Golden Ticket Award for "Best Amusement Park in the World" from Amusement Today for 16 consecutive years. Experience the adrenaline rush of 120-mph roller coasters, brave 80-degree drops, and enjoy a variety of thrill rides that will leave you breathless.

Sandusky Speedway

Sandusky Speedway

Sandusky Speedway offers a thrilling experience for racing enthusiasts and NASCAR fans. Their high-quality instruction and facilities provide a unique opportunity to learn the ins and outs of racing, even for the most experienced drivers. Take a ride in a real race car, feel the adrenaline rush of high speeds, and discover the excitement of competitive racing in a safe and controlled environment.

Cedar Point Shores

Cedar Point Shores

Cedar Point Shores Waterpark, located within the Cedar Point amusement park, offers a refreshing escape during the hot summer months. With a variety of attractions, including wave pools, water slides, and other thrilling rides, Cedar Point Shores caters to all ages and thrill levels. Make a splash and create lasting memories at this exciting water park.

Merry-Go-Round Museum

Merry-Go-Round Museum

The Merry-Go-Round Museum celebrates the carousel's iconic role in American childhood with a collection of carousel figures from around the world. Explore the museum's exhibits and discover the artistry and history behind these whimsical creations. The on-site wood carving shop provides a glimpse into the craftsmanship involved in creating these timeless figures.

Kalahari Resorts Indoor Waterpark

Kalahari Resorts Indoor Waterpark

Kalahari's transparent roof lets the sunshine in while you stay warm indoors during the winter months at the largest indoor water park in the nation. Features include the Swahili Swirl 60-foot bowl raft ride, Zimbabwe Zipper uphill water roller coaster water slide, Cheetah Race 4-lane mat slides, Rippling Rhino and Victoria Falls raft rides, and much more.

Ghostly Manor Thrill Center

Ghostly Manor Thrill Center

For family fun, this establishment offers an arcade, motion ride 4D theater, skating rink, 3D blacklight miniature golf, bouncy house and laser maze. This is all in addition to its title attraction — a spooky haunted house.

Lagoon Deer Park

Lagoon Deer Park

Lagoon Deer Park offers a delightful experience for animal lovers of all ages. Interact with a variety of deer and other animals from around the world in the petting zoo. Cast a line in the well-stocked lagoon, home to rainbow trout, largemouth bass, perch, and more.

Maritime Museum of Sandusky

Maritime Museum of Sandusky

The Maritime Museum of Sandusky invites you to explore maritime life in the Sandusky Bay area. Discover exhibits showcasing the history of fishing, boat building, shipping, and ice harvesting, with many interactive displays to engage visitors of all ages. Delve into the region's maritime heritage and learn about the industries and traditions that have shaped Sandusky's identity.

Pickerel Creek Wildlife Area

Pickerel Creek Wildlife Area

Pickerel Creek Wildlife Area provides a haven for a variety of waterfowl species amidst its pristine wetland habitat. Abundant species include mallards, wood ducks, black ducks, blue-winged teals, and green-winged teals. Wigeons, pintails, gadwalls, and shovelers also frequent the area, along with Canada geese. Birdwatchers and nature enthusiasts will appreciate the opportunity to observe these diverse species in their natural habitat.

Follett House Museum

Follett House Museum

Maintained by the Sandusky Library, the Follett House Museum, itself listed on the National Register of Historical Landmarks, features an array of artifacts and exhibits that chronicle the history of Sandusky from its very beginnings. Included is the prison camp memorial.

Lake Erie Coastal Ohio Byway

Lake Erie Coastal Ohio Byway

The Lake Erie Coastal Ohio Scenic Byway stretches for 293 miles, offering stunning views and access to a variety of attractions. Explore beaches, state parks, nature preserves, lighthouses, islands, charming villages, and bustling cities. History buffs can delve into the region's rich maritime past with fascinating tours, while boaters will find ample opportunities for recreation and exploration. From Toledo to Conneaut, the Lake Erie Coastal Ohio Scenic Byway provides a diverse and memorable journey.

The Goodtime I Cruise

The Goodtime I Cruise

The Goodtime I offers all-day island hopping cruises on Lake Erie. They make stops at Kelleys Island and Put-in-Bay, and there are even evening dance cruises to Kelleys Island.

Harlequins Sandusky Community Theatre

Harlequins Sandusky Community Theatre

Harlequins, a multiple award-winning theater, offers an intimate setting for enjoying quality community theater productions. Explore their diverse event calendar online and discover upcoming shows, ranging from classic plays to contemporary musicals.

Historical Downtown Sandusky

Historical Downtown Sandusky

Sandusky is home to one of the finest collections of historic architecture in the Midwest. Most of the earliest buildings were carved from limestone, and now a plethora of historical sites remain. The Cassedy-West Building, the G. A. Boeckling building, and Hubbard's Block are among the most popular.

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