51 documented harbours and anchorages within 19 mi of Sandusky, ranked by boaters' ratings: shelter, seabed, services, photos and reviews, ready to open in the BoatMap app.
49 places
1Downtown Sandusky marina with 174 deep-water berths on the south shore of Sandusky Bay, Lake Erie.
Small public boat basin on the downtown Sandusky waterfront, Sandusky Bay, between Paper District Marina and Jackson Street Pier.
Public transient marina on Sandusky Bay, opened in 2011 on the former Scott Paper Company factory site west of Jackson Street Pier.
Full-service marina at 803 West Shoreline Drive in downtown Sandusky, on the south shore of Sandusky Bay.
5Large marina in downtown Sandusky directly across the bay from Cedar Point, run by Oasis Marinas, with 650 berths.
6Member-owned sailing club founded in 1932 on the south shore of Sandusky Bay, Lake Erie, adjacent to Battery Park Marina in Ohio.
7Hoty Marine facility in Sandusky Bay at 1535 First Street, with 220 floating berths and indoor winter storage.
Marina on Sandusky Bay operated by Cedar Point Marinas, 200 berths including 20 transient, next to the year-round Castaway Bay indoor waterpark.
Large marina on the south shore of Sandusky Bay with 350 berths and a fuel berth, run by Hoty Marine.
10Private member yacht club founded in 1894 on Sandusky Bay, with a 180-berth marina on the south shore.
11Large marina at 1 Huron Street, Sandusky, on Sandusky Bay, part of the Safe Harbor Marinas network since 2018.
Small marina in Sandusky Bay at the mouth of Pipe Creek, on the south shore of Lake Erie.
Large marina on the Sandusky Bay side of the Cedar Point peninsula, over 1500 berths for vessels up to 30 metres, adjacent to the 1870 Cedar Point amusement park.
Family-run marina on the north shore of the Marblehead peninsula in Ohio, on Lake Erie between East Harbor and Lakeside.
Full-service marina on East Harbor at 389 N Channel Grove Road in Lakeside Marblehead, Ohio, in the Lake Erie islands area.
Marina and mobile home park at 7401 E Harbor Road on East Harbor, Marblehead peninsula, Ohio, on the western basin of Lake Erie.
Family-run marina and charter base on East Harbor, Lake Erie, in business since 1921. Walleye and perch charters plus transient berths.
Family-run marina on East Harbor opposite East Harbor State Park, Lake Erie, in business since 1962. Around 468 floating berths for craft from PWC up to 45 ft.
Marina and RV resort on East Harbor, Lake Erie, with 200 floating berths for craft up to 34 ft. Drive-up dockage with parking by the berth.
20Marina at the mouth of the Huron River on Lake Erie, in operation since 1977, with rack storage for powerboats up to 8 metres, sailboat sales and a US Sailing certified school.
21Family-run marina on the Huron River one mile inland from Lake Erie, over 200 berths for boats from 6 to 13 metres, certified Ohio Clean Marina.
22Full-service marina of around 350 berths on the Huron River, 1 mile south of Lake Erie in Huron, Ohio.
Marina at Lakeside Marblehead, Ohio, in West Harbor on the south shore of Lake Erie, sheltered behind the Catawba Island peninsula.
State-run marina at the entrance of the main channel into West Harbor, on the Lake Erie shore at Lakeside-Marblehead, Ohio.
Marina off East Saylor Street at Lakeside Marblehead, near the West Harbor channel entrance and East Harbor State Park, Lake Erie.
Full-service marina on West Harbor at the foot of Catawba Island, on NE Catawba Road near Port Clinton, Lake Erie.
Full-service marina at the southern end of West Harbor, on NE Catawba Road near Port Clinton, Lake Erie.
Marina in West Harbor on the Catawba Island side, off East Marina Avenue near Port Clinton, on Lake Erie's western basin.
Family-run marina on West Harbor at Catawba Island, on NE Catawba Road near Port Clinton, Lake Erie.
30Marina on the south shore of Kelleys Island, Lake Erie, the only fuel and pumpout berth on the island, about 4 miles north of Marblehead and 12 miles from Sandusky.