- The list below includes 68 free or cheap things to do in or near Oak Harbor, Ohio, including 59 different types of inexpensive activities like Nature & Wildlife Areas, Bowling, Observatories & Planetariums and Bird Watching.
- From Sportsmen's Migratory Bird Center to Magee Marsh Wildlife Area, there are a variety of budget-friendly attractions in Oak Harbor and in nearby cities within 25 miles like Port Clinton, Put in Bay, Sandusky and Toledo.
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Located across the street from Koehler Field, the Blanchard Street Park provides multiple shaded areas with picnic tables and adjoining barbeque grills. There is also a single children's playground structure.
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422 West Sandusky Street, Findlay, OH 45840
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Founded in 1970, the Hancock Historical Museum features exhibits covering the history of Hancock County in the restored Hull-Flater House. The site also has a barn behind the main building with displays about the transportation and agricultural history of the area.
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422 W Sandusky Street, Findlay, OH 45840
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Founded in 1970, the Hancock Historical Museum works to preserve and display artifacts, structures, and archival documents concerning the history of the local area. The museum also maintains the Crawford Log House, Little Red Schoolhouse, and the Riverside Train.
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The shaded Firestine Park is a popular spot for picnicking due to the multitude of picnic tables and barbeque grills. Visitors can also enjoy children's playground equipment and a nine-hole disc golf course.
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Featuring 18 lanes, Lake Erie Lanes Inc is a traditional bowling center suitable for casual and league bowlers as well as private events. The center offers a game room, pool tables, a snack bar, a lounge and glow bowling.
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Opened in 1980, the Maple Grove Marina & Park provides a large number of different amenities for its guests to use. Amenities include 200 floating docks for boats, campgrounds, a swimming pool, and picnic tables.
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One of the smallest outdoor recreational areas in the city is known as Mound Park, which offers only basic facilities. It is known mostly for neighborhood gatherings in the central open grassy space with nearby picnic tables.
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The Eagle Creek Fort Findlay playground structure is located at Emory Adams Park. There are additional facilities including eight baseball fields, seventeen soccer fields, two shelter houses, four softball fields, and a set of public restrooms.
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Formerly mined for its unique blue clay, Blue Rock Nature Preserve is now open to the public as a conservation area. The preserve sites on 11 acres of land and has trails for visitors to hike in the surrounding forests.
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The Mill Hollow-Bacon Woods Memorial Park is actually composed of two areas that are separated by the Vermillion River. The park allows for many outdoor activities including picnicking, disc golf, walking, and general fun for children at the playground.