Antique Shops: 

Cherry Blossom Antique Mall
(419) 484-7035
801 W Main Street, Bellevue 

Junction Antique Mall
(419) 483-8227
127 E Main Street, Bellevue 

Bellevue Community Center
(419) 483-5555
800 Monroe, Bellevue 

Bellevue Society for the Arts
(419) 483-2787
205 Maple St, Bellevue 

Briar Oak Hunt Club
(419) 483-4953
5316 Sandhill Rd, Bellevue 

Bellevue Recreation/Community Center
(419) 483-5555
800 Monroe St, Bellevue 

Dining:  

Benny Fontana’s Italian Eatery
(419) 483-1212
126 E Main St, Bellevue 

Betty’s Family Restaurant
(419) 483-2238
1120 E Main St, Bellevue 

El Caporal
(419) 483-3071
328 Castalia St, Bellevue
Authentic Mexican Food 

Happy Garden Chinese Restaurant
(419) 483-0306
118 E Main St, Bellevue 

Jenny’s Amsden House Restaurant
(419) 483-9097
116 E Main St, Bellevue 

McClain’s Restaurant
(419) 483-2727
137 E Main St, Bellevue
Great atmosphere – GREAT food and service 

The Pizza Wheel
(419) 483-7452
103 North Buckeye, Bellevue 

Sports Hut
(419) 484-2010
938 W Main St, Bellevue 

Discover Bellevue
(419) 483-5359
 

Events:  

December 

10-11
Victorian Christmas Dinner
6:30pm
Historic Lyme Village, Bellevue
Reservations Required
Price 

18
Christmas of Yesteryear
6pm-9pm
Historic Lyme Village, Bellevue
Price 

12,19,29
Christmas of Yesteryear 1pm-5pm
Historic Lyme Village, Bellevue
Price 

Golf: 

Green Hills Golf Course
(419) 547-7947
1959 S Main St, Clyde 

Sleepy Hollow Golf Course
(419) 547-0770
6029 E State Route 101, Clyde 

Twin Lakes Golf Course – Public
(419) 483-2842
100 Decker, Bellevue
9 Holes / Par 36 

Mad River and NKP Railroad Museum
(419) 483-2222
233 York Street, Bellevue 

Mil-Lympic Pool
(419) 483-7747
800 Monroe St, Bellevue 

Robert Peters Athletic Field
(419) 483-7827
400 Greenwood Heights, Bellevue 

SASS Salon & Spa
(419) 483-0888 or (877) 886-8791
855 W Main Street (Route 20), Bellevue
Beauty, Relaxation & Rejuvenation 

Seneca Caverns
(419) 483-6711
4 miles south of Bellevue off State Route 269 South 

Shopping: 

Churchill’s Religious Goods & Gifts
(419) 483-1900
4106 S State Route 269, Bellevue 

Grandma’s Attic
(419) 483-4949
5001 State Route 4, Bellevue 

Lavender Meadows
(419) 483-7737
121 E Main St, Bellevue 

Sorrowful Mother Shrine
(419) 483-3435
4106 State Route 269, Bellevue 

Historic Lyme Village
(419) 483-4949
5001 State route 4, Bellevue
Guided Tours of Wright Mansion & 16 Historical Buildings 

Antique Shops: 

Erlin Trader
(419) 547-0441
701 N Main Street, Clyde 

Farmstead Antique Mall
(419) 547-2555
2005 W McPherson Highway, Clyde 

Clyde’s Country Fair – Visitors travel from at least 4 states to participate in or watch the ‘Go Kart Grand Prix’ held at the fair. 

Clyde Historical Museum
(419) 547-7946
124 West Buckeye Street, Clyde 

Events:  

Farm Markets:  

Drown’s Produce Farm
(419) 639-3032
2575 County Road 185, Green Springs 

Eshleman Fruit Farm
(419) 547-9584
781 E Maple Street (SR 101), Clyde. 

Rimelspach-Jennings Fruits & Vegetables
(419) 547-8542
2635 County Road 185, Green Springs 

General James B. McPherson Home
(419) 547-9330
300 E McPherson Highway, Clyde
Open by appointment only
 

Golf:  

Green Hills Golf Course
(419) 547-7947
1959 S Main Street, Clyde
27 Holes / Par 71 

Sleepy Hollow Golf Course
(419) 547-0770
6029 E State Route 101, Clyde
18 Holes / Par 71 for Men, 72 for Women 

Scrap’n Tree
(419) 547-1441
101 South Main Street, Clyde
Scrapbooking Supplies & Geneology Resources 

Bakery 

Ideal Bakery
(419) 637-2639
101 W Madison Street, Gibsonburg
You’ve got to taste the Chocolate Cream Sticks! 

Parks & Recreation:  

Eagle Lake Camping Resort
(419) 637-7667 or (877) 977-7667
East edge of Gibsonburg on State Route 600 

White Star Park
(419) 637-2900
State Route 300, Gibsonburg 

Parks & Recreation:  

Lindsey Village Park
Located on Main Street, Lindsey 

Wooded Acres Campground
(419) 665-2414
2232 County Road 109, Lindsey 

Antiques:  

Adams Acres Antiques & Collectibles
(419) 898-4034
462 E Water St, Oak Harbor 

Country Collections
(419) 898-5800
2139 S Portage South Rd, Oak Harbor 

Dor-Way Antiques
(419) 898-0408
112 W Water St, Oak Harbor 

Dining:  

Kozy Corners Family Restaurant
(419) 898-2593
501 Oak St, Oak Harbor
Fish Fry every Friday night, Prime Rib “Saturday”. 

Oak Harbor Hotel – Restaurant
(419) 898-4841
200 West Water, Oak Harbor
Daily breakfast, lunch & dinner specials. Prime Rib is featured Thursday – Sunday & they have a Seafood Buffet on Friday & Saturday, plus save room for gourmet dessert. 

Oak’s Café / Oak’s Little Venetion
(419) 898-9953
114 W Water St, Oak Harbor
Best pizza in the county! Daily lunch special plus Friday evening dinner Buffet, and don’t forget breakfast. 

Pisanello’s Pizza
(419) 898-2011
102 W Water St, Oak Harbor
Oak Harbor’s finest pizzeria. They carry a wide variety of gourmet pizzas, sub-sandwiches & salads. 

Golf:  

Oak Harbor Golf Club
(800) 252-1729
10433 County Road 17, Oak Harbor
18 Holes / Par 72 

Shopping:  

Curiosity Shoppe
(419) 898-1916
160 W Water St, Oak Harbor 

Enhance Your Health
(419) 898-3096
142 W Water St, Oak Harbor 

Fehlhaber’s Paint & Photography
(419) 898-3551
168 W Water St, Oak Harbor 

General Athletic Lettering
(419) 898-6059
106 W Water St, Oak Harbor 

Hearts & Flowers
(419) 898-3433
224 W Water St, Oak Harbor 

Lene’s “Web” Treasures & Trash
(419) 898-4699
11313 Elmore E/E Rd, Oak Harbor 

Oak Harbor Hardware
(419) 898-2011
175 W Water St, Oak Harbor 

Our Favorite Things
(419) 898-1021
121 W Water St, Oak Harbor 

Skinny Jack’s Cycle Supply
(419) 898-BIKE (2453)
158 W Water St, Oak Harbor 

The Fence Post
(419) 898-9071
11190 W Bier Rd, Oak Harbor 

The Modernette Gift & Music Shoppe
(419) 898-5835
152 W Water St, Oak Harbor 

The Movie Mann
(419) 898-7444
139 Mill St, Oak Harbor 

The Village Mercantile
(419) 898-3306
120 W Water St, Oak Harbor 

Wistinghausen Florist & Greenhouse
(419) 898-4221
114 Townline St, Oak Harbor 

Sports Specialities:  

Nancy’s Home Base
(419) 898-1048
166 W Water St, Oak Harbor 

Northland Sporting Supplies
(419) 898-4371
715 N Locust St, Oak Harbor 

Parks & Recreation:  

Cedar Point Amusement Park
(419) 627-2350
Cedar Point (follow the signs), Sandusky
– ‘Best in the World 6 Years Running’ – Amusement Today 

Restaurants & Dining 

C. Kirk Rhein Center for the Living Arts
Serving over 4,000 students a summer, the Center offers a wide variety of classes in the arts for all ages – children, youth and adults. A charge for each class covers expenses. Class size is limited so that individual attention may be given to each student. Meet the artists and register for classes each week at the Open House on Sundays 2-4 pm. You may also register daily at the center. Class offerings will vary from week to week. Consult the weekly Lakesider Newspaper, or call for detailed information and weekly schedules. 

Children’s Opportunities
Children’s Theatre Workshop
Offered in July, these exciting programs will give both children and youth the opportunity to explore their own creativity, grow in their understanding of theatre, and introduce or continue developing their acting talents. Each week’s activities will be unique and will build on skills learned in the previous lessons. 

Comedy Improv Troupe
This is for high school students 16 year of age and up. They will be able to join an improvisational comedy troupe. Improvisational games and skits will be the focus, as troupe members use their creative vision to construct a hilarious show for family and friends! This group will work on comedy ONLY and promises to be a unique experience. Tell your friends! College students will be teaching and assisting this group. 

God Squad
This weekly program of music, hands-on crafts and activities also includes a Christian message made age appropriate through the creative and innovative leadership. Characterized as “More fun than a kid should be allowed to have!”. 

Ring and Sing and Fun With Music
Children enjoy singing, eurythmics, and an introduction to music theory. Chimes and Orff instruments are used to accompany and create songs in Ring and Sing. Everyone has fun improvising with xylophones, metallophones, drums and a growing collection of instruments from around the world. 

Middle School Ministry & Junior/Senior High Ministries
The Middle School youth will enjoy times of fellowship, activity-based learning, and fun. Junior and Senior High youth can enjoy daily activites of fellowship and fun, Christian growth and learning. 

Events:  

Concerts 8 weeks of concerts and entertainment are held at the Hoover Auditorium in Lakeside. Check their website for the schedule of events.  

Creative Arts Classes are held at the Rhein Center at Lakeside, with programs for children and youth, and also recreational opportunities. 

Lighthouse Festival 2nd Saturday in October
It’s an arts and crafts fair held near the Marblehead Lighthouse at St. Mary’s Byzantine Catholic Church Hall on Main Street of Marblehead. Lighthouse Festival begins at 9:30 am – 4 pm. 

Fall Festival In conjunction with the Lighthouse Festival, the Lakeside staff holds their own annual Fall Festival with games and events for kids and families. And they also have a soup and sandwich supper that evening as part of the day’s events at Lakeside. Check later for the entertainment and concert time. Gates are open with no additional gate fee being charged. 

Seminars and Services with a gathering of friends of faith seeking refreshment and renewal on the shores of Lake Erie. Lakeside has evolved into the historic community it is today where life is enriched; relationships are nurtured through renewal and growth; and there is a commitment to Christian values and cultural excellence. 

Heritage Society:
They present a Summer Series at Orchestra Hall. Check the Lakeside web site for the schedule. 

Lakeside Women’s Club:
The Lakeside Women’s Club at Green Gables has been an integral and vital part of the Lakeside experience since 1928. In an earlier time of limited opportunities for women, the women’s Club provided a setting for intellectual discovery of current events, culture, science, religion and the arts. It is the intention of the club to remain faithful to this mission.  

Park:
Supervised Playground; Morning Recreation; Sunday Family Night in Park; Bike Safety Parade; Miniature Golf Tournament; Raccoon Run; Triathlon Team; East/West Softball Tournament. 

Sailing:
Lakeside Sailing Club offers lessons, sailboat rentals and several events: Luau on the Lake, August Cup Race, Mouse Island Race and the Sailing Regatta. 

Shopping:
Shop Lakeside Ohio 

Shuffleboard:
Free Shuffleboard Lessons; Adult and Children’s Mixers; Weekly Tournaments; Ohio State Shuffleboard Tournament; National Shuffleboard Tournament; and the Shuffleboard Banquet.
Check for Tournament Scheduled dates. 

Tennis:
Har-Tru and Hard Court; Clay Court; Free Adult/Children Lessons; Singles/Doubles Round Robin; Hitting Clinics; Tennis Doubles and Donuts; All Lakeside Tennis Tournament and Special Events. 

The Prehistoric Forest & Mystery Hill
(419) 798-5230
8232 E Harbor road, Marblehead 

Walking Tours:
Check the Lakeside web site for the Heritage Walking Tours schedule. The tours given of South, Middle and East Lakeside are led by historian and Lakeside resident Dave Glick. Other tour leaders are Lakeside residents Frank O’Dell, Clayton Werden, and Gene Berrodin. The Walking Tour Chairman is Bert Lahm. Special tours may be arranged by a call to Heritage Hall or Bert Lahm at (419) 798-4048. 

Waterfront:
Free Swimming Lesson (All Ages Welcome)
Beginners through Advanced Welcome!
They have a Children’s Pool / Beach Area 

Dining:  

Pioneer Mill of Tiffin
(419) 448-0100
255 Riverside Drive, Tiffin 

Shell Shuckers Restaurant
(419) 447-6313
US 224 & State Route 53, Tiffin 

TJ Willies
(419) 447-2400
738 W Market Street, Tiffin


Attractions:


The Ritz Theatre
www.ritztheatre.org
(419) 448-8544
310 S Washington Street, Tiffin

Discover this restored 1928 vaudeville movie palace complete with detailed stencil work and a diamond-hued 20,000-piece crystal chandelier. Watch a show or call to request a behind the scenes tour and see firsthand the dressing rooms and stage used by stars such as Bill Cosby, Clint Black, Kenny Rogers and Joan Rivers.


Crystal Traditions of Tiffin, Inc.
www.crystaltraditions.com
(888) 298-7236
145 Madison Street, Tiffin

Experience firsthand Seneca County's unique glass heritage as you watch works of art created before your eyes. Take a tour of the factory, browse the showroom, and participate in a one-of-a-kind glass-blowing demonstration. Crystal Traditions specializes in hand-blown, hand-cut, and sand-carved treasures make perfect souvenirs or gifts.

Hours: Monday - Friday, 10 am - 5 pm; Saturday, 10 am - 2 pm

Toledo Zoo
(419) 385-4040
Anthony Wayne Trail (SR 25), Toledo