A Home Away From Home

Located near the breathtaking shores of Lake Erie, the area surrounding The Glass Eye is a fishing enthusiast's dream. This region offers unparalleled access to some of the most abundant fishing waters in the Midwest. Walleye fishing here is world-renowned, with anglers flocking from across the country to catch these prized fish. 

Oak Harbor and its surrounding regions are home to some of the most diverse birdwatching opportunities in the United States. Known as a stopover for migratory birds, Magee Marsh Wildlife Area, located just minutes from The Glass Eye, is a mecca for bird enthusiasts. The spring migration, in particular, attracts thousands of visitors who gather to witness the spectacular display of warblers, herons, egrets, and waterfowl. Bald eagles are also a common sight in the area, their majestic presence a thrill for photographers and nature lovers alike.

Put-In-Bay and Kellys Island, nestled in Lake Erie, offer vibrant and unique nightlife experiences that draw visitors from across the region. Put-In-Bay is known for its lively, energetic atmosphere, featuring bustling bars, live music venues, and late-night entertainment, including waterfront pubs and dance clubs that cater to a spirited crowd.

Located just 6.5 miles from The Glass Eye, Camp Perry is a historic and world-renowned venue for national rifle competitions. As the home of the Civilian Marksmanship Program (CMP), Camp Perry hosts prestigious events such as the National Matches, attracting shooting enthusiasts and competitors from across the nation.

Just a short drive from The Glass Eye, Cedar Point Amusement Park stands as one of the premier destinations for thrill-seekers and family fun. Known as the "Roller Coaster Capital of the World," Cedar Point boasts an impressive lineup of over 70 rides, including 17 world-class roller coasters.

Nature lovers will find plenty of opportunities for exploration around Oak Harbor and the surrounding Lake Erie region. Hiking trails, nature preserves, and lush parks cater to outdoor enthusiasts of all ages and skill levels. Trails like those in East Harbor State Park provide sweeping lake views, while those at Magee Marsh and the Ottawa National Wildlife Refuge lead visitors through marshland teeming with wildlife.