Things to Do in Spring
Experience the birds chirping, flowers blooming and the many joys of spring in Ohio at the Shores & Islands Ohio region. Springtime hiking locations, nature parks, regional wineries outdoor dining locations, and exciting local events happening during your next trip to Shores & Islands Ohio. Located a short drive from both Toledo and Cleveland, Shores & Islands Ohio is the premier vacation destination spanning across the Greater Sandusky, OH area.
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Springtime Events & Festivals in Ohio
Find live music, Springtime festivals and local events in the Greater Sandusky area at Shores & Islands Ohio.
Looking for an Easter Egg Hunt?
Check out this list of locations of Easter Egg Hunts in the area!
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Huron
Where: Huron Boat Basin, 330 Main St, Huron
When: 1 pm
Who: It's open for kids between 2-8 yrs. Canned food donations will be accepted for the local food pantry
More: On the same day, the Huron Lions Club Pancake Breakfast will take place from 8 am-12 pm at the First Presbyterian Church, 225 Williams St., in Huron with a special Michael Mage magic show taking place at 10 am. Breakfast is free, and cash donations for the Lions Club will be accepted. The Easter bunny will make an appearance at the egg hunt.Marblehead
Where: James Park, 306 James St.
When: 12 pm
More: People can also meet the Easter BunnyLakeside-Marblehead
Where: Bettinger Park (in Lakeside Chautauqua, 236 Walnut Ave, Lakeside
When: 2-3 pm
Who: Two age groups: Children 7 yrs and younger & Children 8 yrs and older.
More: Bring a basket to collect eggs. In case of inclement weather, the easter egg hunt will be held in Hoover auditorium. People can contact Lakeside Chautauqua for more information.Port Clinton
Where: Lakeview Park, 1100 E. Perry St.
When: 10 a.m.
Who: For anyone between the ages of 1-10 yrs.
More: People can contact Port Clinton’s government for more information.Norwalk
Where: Twilight Gardens
When: The event starts at 12:30 pm, Easter Egg hunt at 1 pm.
More: There will also be a special appearance by the Easter Bunny.Oak Harbor
Where: Adolphus Kraemer Park, 125 N. Church St.
When: 2 pm
More: Starts at the Log Cabin with an Easter Egg Hunt followed by a Candy Hunt downtown. This event is free to the public and open to children ages 12 yrs and under. -
Huron
Where: Huron United Methodist Church, 338 Williams St.
When: 3 pm
More: This hunt is for children ages 12 yrs and younger with special needs, developmental and/or physical disabilities. Children will gather eggs in exchange for an Easter Basket, and children are encouraged to bring their own baskets.- At 3 pm, there will be a quiet egg hunt for children who need a quiet environment
- At 3:30 pm, there will be a magnetic hunt for children with wheelchairs or mobility restrictions
- At 4 pm, there will be a general hunt for children who need extra time or assistance.
- At 4:30 pm, there will be a noisy hunt for children who are blind and visually impaired.
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Fremont
Where: Downtown Fremont; The Easter Bunny will be at the Bunny House, at the corner of Croghan and Front streets
When: 11 am-2 pm
Bring your basket for the Downtown Shop Hop. Look for the special signs for participating locations.Where: Rutherford B. Hayes Presidential Library & Museums, Spiegel Grove, 1337 Hayes Ave.
When: 12 pm-2 pm
Who: The event is geared toward kids between the ages of 3-10 yrs, but kids of all ages are welcome.
More: Kids are asked to bring three hard-boiled, colored eggs to use in the traditional egg games, which will take place on the Hayes Home lawn. These are the same games played at the annual White House Easter Egg Roll. Kids can also bring a pre-decorated egg to enter in the decorated egg contest. The event features an egg roll, scavenger hunt, story reading, crafts and corn hole toss. The Easter Bunny will also make an appearance. People can contact the museum for more information.Bellevue
Where: Central Park, 215 North St
When: 1 pm
More: The Easter Bunny will stop by for photos. People can visit the "Mayor Kevin Strecker" Facebook page for more information. The Bellevue, Bellevue Eagles Club 490 and Bellevue Holiday House is helping put on this event.Where: VFW Post 2529 Shelter House, 604 W. Perkins Avenue
When: 12 pm
Annual All Abilities Easter Egg Hunt. Free lunch provided by VFW Post 2529. Dessert Bar provided by the Boots to Grasses Family. There will be special areas with nut-free eggs, wheelchair accessible eggs, and eggs filled with special non-food goodies. No age limit for participants who are facing challenges and would enjoy this special event!Berlin Heights
Where: Quarry Hill Winery, 8403 Mason Rd., Berlin Heights
When: Check in begins at 1 pm. The hunt starts at 1:30 pm. It’s advised people arrive no later than 1:15 pm.
Who: For children 10 yrs and younger, there is an ultimate egg hunt with 500 hidden eggs and a golden egg. Tickets are limited. There will also be egg hunts for older children and adults at a cost.
More: Dress to expect any weather. Bunny ears, festive Easter gear and bright colors are encouraged. People can contact the winery for more information.Elmore
Where: Schedel Arboretum & Gardens, 19255 W. Portage River South Road, Elmore
When: 11 am-3 pm. The Easter egg hunts take place at 11:30 am & 2 pm.
Who: Separate egg-hunting areas will be designated for three different age groups between 1-12 yrs.
More: People are encouraged to bring a canned good to support the Elmore Food Bank. People can contact the arboretum for more information.Port Clinton
Where: Twin Oast Brewing, 3630 Northeast Catawba Rd., Port Clinton
When: Kid’s Rounds (FREE, RSVP Required):Round 1: 12:30 pm–1:30 pm | For ages 2–6 yrs.
Round 2: 2–3 pm | For ages 7–12 yrs.Adult Round ($15):
4:30–5:30 pm | Ages 21 yrs and older.More: Join for a full day of festive fun at Twin Oast Brewing’s Easter Egg Hunt! Whether you’re bringing the kiddos or coming for the adult-only round, this springtime tradition has something for everyone. All hunts begin at the top of the hill adjacent to the Taproom entrance. Please arrive at least 15 minutes prior for check-in and wristband pickup.
Springtime Dining Destinations
Spring is a great time to explore all the dining options available all throughout Shores & Islands Ohio. With the weather warming up outdoor dining options are the best way to experience the springtime bloom. Enjoy Lake Erie's beauty by exploring waterfront dining options, or better yet pull up your boat for a dock & dine at lake front locations.
Adam's On Main
A nostalgic family diner located in historic downtown Berlin Heights, Ohio. From breakfast and lunch to dinnertime, they take pride in serving delicious…
B-Lux Grill & Bar
B-Lux Grill and Bar: deliciously unique burgers and shakes handcrafted from scratch. Invite your family and friends to try a signature burger or indulge in…
Bay Harbor Waterfront Dining
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Beach Glass Lounge
Beach Glass Lounge is where fine art, fine food, and coastal vibes intersect to create a very unique dining experience at a destination campus next to…
Berardis Food Truck
The Berardis Food Truck at Explorer offers famous hand-cut fries, Philly cheesesteaks, and more. Featuring locally-inspired cuisine made with fresh…
Big Man's Burrito Stand
Big Man's Burrito Stand features burritos, tacos, and nachos with fresh ingredients and homemade salsa. Outdoor seating, kid-friendly, bar/lounge, and…
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