Location: Marblehead
Top Things to do in Marblehead
- 1. Marblehead Lighthouse
- 2. Lakeside Chautauqua
- 3. Glacial Grooves State Memorial
- 4. Merry-Go-Round Museum
- 5. Liberty Aviation Museum
- 6. Johnson's Island Confederate Cemetery
- 7. Cedar Point Amusement Park
- 8. Kelleys Island State Park
- 9. Kelley's Island Ferry Boat line
- 10. African Safari Wildlife Park
Top 10 Things to do in Marblehead, United States
Marblehead in United States, from Nouth America region, is best know for Lighthouses. Discover best things to do in Marblehead with beautiful photos and great reviews from traveller around the world here!
Restaurants in Marblehead
1. Marblehead Lighthouse
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 499 reviews
One of the oldest lighthouses on the Great Lakes, it towers 65 feet into the air.
Reviewed By Les H - Ohio
This is such a beautiful, peaceful place to visit. Plenty of benches and tables to rest. I got to meet a gentleman that was painting the sign. Really nice guy. Keep up the good work.
2. Lakeside Chautauqua
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 97 reviews
For more than 140 years, Lakeside Chautauqua has welcomed families to the Lake Erie shore to take part in a summer Chautauqua experience dedicated to nurturing mind, body and spirit. Lakeside Chautauqua is an historic community in Ohio that offers an abundance of spiritual opportunities, educational lectures, cultural arts performances and recreational activities during its 10-week summer programming season. It is also a year-round destination for groups of all sizes.
Reviewed By shastam - Benton, Ohio
While Lakeside is a great spot for families, with lots of kid activities, it's also great for grown-ups who need a break. I look so forward to sunset strolls, lots of reading on the pier or the porch, and the slower Lakeside pace. This year a new dining spot made the trip even better -- don't miss the Bluebird Cafe.
3. Glacial Grooves State Memorial
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 206 reviews
Reviewed By hoosierbirder - Carmel, Indiana
Glacial grooves in the bedrock pretty awesome very nice information signage and walkway. This is natural history at its best. Wisconsin glacial period left giant grooves in the bed rock exposed during a quarry operation. Very nicely preserved and present it for the public.
4. Merry-Go-Round Museum
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 203 reviews
Reviewed By Janet A - Avalon, New Jersey
This place was fantastic, especially if you like old time carousels. There are lots of old carousel horses and other animals. Tour was very informative and a ride on the carousel brought back many childhood memories. The Museum is in the old Sandusky Post Office Building adding to the allure of the attraction.
5. Liberty Aviation Museum
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 185 reviews
The Liberty Aviation Museum is a newer "working" museum that opened in July of 2012 at the Erie-Ottawa International Airport (PCW Carl Keller Field) in Port Clinton, Ohio. Our museum consists of our B-25 Mitchell, WWII bomber "Georgie's Gal" built in 1945, recently restored by Aero Trader out of Chino, CA. Ground vehicles include a 1941 Dodge ambulance, 2 Jeeps, German 37mm AA gun, German Horch Truck, German Field Kitchen, German Kubel, 3 BMW Motorcycles, Tiger Tank Replica, Hetzer Tank Replica, Panther Tank Replica (currently undergoing restoration away from the museum), & 2 WWII PT boats under current restoration (The PT-728 Thomcat is currently on display while restoration work is being completed in the museum's new hangar expansion. The sister boat, the PT-724 is currently on display outside by the museum's second hangar. The PT-728 Thomcat will be available for boat experiences when restoration is completed. We have many items that are on rotating display that may not always been on display throughout the year during your visit. Please contact us if you are interested in viewing a specific item. On permanent display within our galleries is the WWII service uniform of actor Clark Gable. The museum also has 3 screen worn uniforms from the actors who played Col. Klink, Col. Hogan, & Sgt. Schultz from the TV show Hogan's Heroes. Also, throughout the year we have many events such as big band hangar dances, Ford Tri-Motor rides, WWII era B-25, B-17, C-47, & AT-6 aircraft rides, Waco Biplane rides, concerts, books signings, car shows, and more. Please visit our website for more information!
Reviewed By Bigo1952 - Findlay, Ohio
Did not know this museum existed. I thought it was very nice with some interesting aircraft and military equipment. Had a lot of neat items. Still expanding so it will be very good soon.
6. Johnson's Island Confederate Cemetery
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 83 reviews
Reviewed By Donna S - Batavia, Ohio
We visited the site by boat. It is remarkable it is still well maintained. It is between two homes on Johnson Island sand I am sure the ghosts are enjoying the beautiful view.
7. Cedar Point Amusement Park
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 7 reviews
More than just an amusement park, Cedar Point features hotels, restaurants, beautiful grounds along with an impressive variety of thrill-rides.
Reviewed By jaureliak - Flat Rock, Michigan
I just read your new ticket prices for adults are $72..... This is very expensive and disappointing. I’m hoping you will reconsider those prices, as every year they seem to go up and up and up..... The lines are too long to pay that much.
8. Kelleys Island State Park
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 84 reviews
Reviewed By Cleanhotels - Columbus, Ohio
There is a HUGE water conditions sign in the park....stay out if green algae exsists. Parents had toddlers sitting in it. Just gross. As for the island, rent a golf cart. Yes, you could walk....if VERY fit. $14 an hour for a golf cart is well worth it. It also provides a nice breeze during the July heat and gives you an opportunity to leave towels water etc. We had hoped to see black squirrels, like on Put-n-Bay island but not sure if they are on Kelleys Island. A nice ferry ride, a few shops to grab drinks or snacks along your hike or golf cart trek, the glacial grooves are inspiring to look at. We had fun, just wish Lake Erie wasn't so smarmy.
9. Kelley's Island Ferry Boat line
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 30 reviews
Reviewed By miss_patty526 - Parma, Ohio
Taking a ferry has always been fun for us because we don't have a boat and this is a way for us to see some of the lake. More importantly, the ride doesn't take long to get over to the island where the fun can really begin. Prices are fair and the service is really good.
10. African Safari Wildlife Park
Overall Ratings
4 based on 873 reviews
Drive-through safari park features more than 60 acres of land where hundreds of exotic animals roam free. Feed the animals right from your car and get up close and personal with species like giraffe, zebra, bison, alpaca, and elk. Walk-Thru Safari features different exotic animals, educational animal shows, camel rides, and one-on-one animal feeding experiences.
Reviewed By Laura F - Centerville, Ohio
I double checked their website and do not see anything about them being seasonal. I was a bit disappointed to hear most of the walk through was closed and Giraffes were not out (I believe regulations say the temperature has be be above 50 or 60 degrees to have them out).
While I understand being seasonal and that is what you need to do for the animals - but sure to note that somewhere BEFORE arriving to find out.
That being said - even though many of the animals were not there - we still had a great time. My 8 year old loved it. The animals can be a bit intimidating - and we put our windows up a few times. But it was a great time.
The price (even for off season) was really not bad. There are coupons around (even on their website) - so plan ahead.
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