Kids Activities

Most people come to South Bass Island to relax. They want to put their feet up, layout in a deck chair looking over Lake Erie, and get some sun. Or some spend time in front of a grill flipping burgers, listening to music, and sipping a cold beer. Some people though, no matter where they are, want to face a challenge. They want to battle. To feel that surge of adrenaline that only competition can provide. If that person is you, you can find your Everest at Put-in-Bay, Ohio. Take…

If you’re looking for a quiet getaway for a Put-in-Bay picnic, Alfred Parker Park might fit the bill exactly. Captain Alfred Parker was a beloved captain of a ferry at Put-in-Bay and was a Put-in-Bay Township trustee for over 30 years. This lakeview park stands as a memorial named in his honor. You’ll enjoy some amazing views from this overlook. A Glance At Green Island The view from Alfred Parker Park is also one of the best views you can get from land at Green Island. Green Island is not…

Get your putter game ready, because the War of 18 Holes is waiting for you at Put-in-Bay! War of 18 Holes is the only miniature golf course on Put-In-Bay and a definite crowd favorite. Challenge your crew to a little friendly competition and learn about Put-in-Bay history with every hole. Each hole of this miniature golf course presents historical details about Commodore Perry and his noble role in the Battle of Lake Erie and the War of 1812.

Your group is sure to enjoy Adventure Bay Amusement Park during their Put-in-Bay getaway. Adrenaline rushes are sure to ensue with arcade games for days, go-karts, and so much more during your trip to Put-In-Bay! Prefer a dose of healthy competition? Take a swing at the batting cages, or let out some steam in the soccer cages. Maybe you’d rather get wet? Launch a few water grenades at your friends and family with the Water Wars Water Balloon Launcher.

Looking for a day of adventure for the whole family? We’ve got you covered. Start the day out with a little speed racing and burn some rubber at Put-in-Bay Raceway. This is the perfect attraction for all ages and the raceway has a selection of remote control cars to compete for the title of first place! They might seem small, but these little cars can reach speeds of over 50 miles per hour! Challenge your crew and see who ends up taking home the raceway bragging rights. All that racing…

Take a tour of one of Put-in-Bay’s most well known historical attractions. Commodore Oliver Hazard Perry discovered Perry’s Cave on South Bass Island during the War of 1812

Kimberly’s Carousel is one of the oldest carousels in the country and was built in 1917. George Stoiber grew up riding the carousel as a child and purchased the beloved attraction to pay homage to his childhood on the island. He desired to restore the carousel back to its original glory days, which included 12 of the original horses. George has also added some fun characters to the ride, with the assistance of his wife’s artistic skills, which also give credit to the island’s rich history. Choose from a variety…

The Put-In-Bay Tour Train is the preferred way to see Put-in-Bay and explore its rich history and fun attractions. Take a break from the excitement and let the training guide take you on an entertaining and educational adventure. This open-air guided tour offers multiple stops to some of the island’s most popular attractions. All Aboard the Put-in-Bay Tour Train Grab your cameras, binoculars, and your smartphones, because you’ll definitely want to capture all the sights on your Tour Train adventure. Located on the corner of Delaware and Toledo Avenues, near…

If you have a fond appreciation for historic estates, look no further. Stonehenge Historic Estate is one of the hidden gems of Put-in-Bay. Take a break from downtown attractions and walk back in time on 6 acres of history. With all the lush trees and foliage this ranks at the top for being one of the most peaceful locations on the island. Walk the grounds of this estate and reflect on all of the footsteps that have shared the same paths and what it must have been like to be…