Geneva-on-the-Lake

Geneva-on-the-Lake has a small population of about 1,200 people, but the charming Ohio town has a number of breathtaking attractions for the entire family. Since its founding in the early 1800s, Geneva-on-the-Lake has been known for its easy access to the Lake Erie shoreline, as well as its abundance of natural attractions and tourism opportunities. Aside from nature, notable hotspots include parks, restaurants, and arcades. Some of the local businesses date back to the 1950s, when Geneva-on-the-Lake became a legitimate Ohio resort town. Geneva-on-the-origins Lake's as a resort town can be traced back to 1869, according to history books. Local developers bought lakefront property that year and built a public picnic area with beach access.

Today, Geneva-on-the-Lake provides visitors with breathtaking views of Lake Erie's shoreline from a variety of locations throughout the community. The Strip, a corridor in the heart of the community lined with parks, restaurants, arcades, and other fun stops that evoke memories of 1950s resort towns, is one of Geneva-on-the-most Lake's popular attractions. Eddie's Grill is one of The Strip's most popular restaurants. This long-standing institution is known for its burgers and other grilled fare. Another crowd pleaser is the root beer made the old-fashioned way. Geneva-on-the-Lake hosts a variety of special events throughout the year. One example is the Lake Erie Wine Fest, which takes place each summer.