- The list below includes 44 free or cheap things to do in or near Fremont, Ohio, including 58 different types of inexpensive activities like History Museums, River, Bowling and Mini Golf.
- From Rutherford B. Hayes Library to Sandusky River, there are a variety of budget-friendly attractions in Fremont and in nearby cities within 25 miles like Port Clinton, Sandusky, Oak Harbor and Marblehead.
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All that remains of a once active Civil War POW Depot is the Johnson Island Confederate Cemetery, a must see destination for Civil War buffs. Informational plaques and artifacts are on display on the site where over 10,000 prisoners were kept in the stockade.
24.1 Miles
At Star Lanes, visitors can join open bowling or all you can bowl sessions with shoe rentals and automatic scoring. The bowling alley has glow'n'bowl nights with light shows and illuminated lanes.
24.5 Miles
Pipe Creek Wildlife Area is 97 acres of mostly shallow marsh and dikes where visitors can hike, hunt and fish. Wildlife found there include puddle ducks, Canada geese, bald eagles, terns and various game fish.
24.7 Miles
Built in 1821, Marblehead Lighthouse is the oldest operating lighthouse on the Great Lakes. There is a museum on the grounds with displays and artifacts representing the colorful history of the lighthouse and the people who lived there.
25.1 Miles
The 33-acre state park, South Bass Island State Park, features a wooded campground area and a lakeside picnic area. The park also offers opportunities for boating, fishing, swimming, and ice-skating.
25.1 Miles
With 163 acres of land, Osborn Park allows visitors to enjoy nature and the park's facilities. Facilities at the park include meeting rooms, picnic shelters, a nine-hole disk golf course, and ball fields.
25.4 Miles
Snook's Dream Cars in Bowling Green, Ohio is a must see for any car enthusiast. With multiple show rooms featuring the different ages of cars, as well as a variety of memorabilia, this museum provides a blast from the past.
25.5 Miles
A natural landmark, Perry's Cave is a natural limestone cave which goes as deep as 52 feet underground. 208 feet long and 165 feet wide, this cave was named after the commodore from the lake Eerie battle, and has an underground lake at the bottom.
25.6 Miles
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13660 County Home Road, Bowling Green, OH 43402
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The Wood County Historical Center and Museum is comprised of beautiful grounds, various original outbuildings and an impressive 1868 Victorian museum. Guests can tour the expansive property while learning the history of the areas rich heritage.
25.7 Miles
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southern tip of South Bass Island, Put in Bay, OH
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The South Bass Island Lighthouse was light for the first time in 1897 and is included in the National Register of Historic Places. It is the home of the OSU research. On the site there are also the 1899 barn and the 1897 oil house.