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trains
pass through Sandusky once daily en route between Chicago and Boston or New York, via Cleveland. The station, at North Depot and Hayes avenues, is in a dodgy area, and unstaffed. Greyhound
buses
stop way out at 6513 Milan Rd. Sandusky's
visitor center
is at 4424 Milan Rd, Suite A (summer daily 8am-9pm; rest of year daily 8.30am-5pm; tel 419/625-2984 or 1-800/255-ERIE;
).
Accommodation
in Sandusky can be quite expensive in high season - it's not unheard-of for a standard motel room to cost $200-plus on peak weekends. The
Coronado Motel
, 4319 Venice Rd (tel 419/625-2954; $35-50), two miles west of downtown, is affordable, its clean rooms equipped with microwaves and fridges. Along the main drag of Cleveland Road (US-6), the
Best Western Cedar Point
at no. 1530 (tel 419/625-9234; $100-130) has a pool.
Camping
is available at the
Bayshore Estates
at 2311 Cleveland Rd (tel 419/625-7906) and at the
Milan Travel Park
just off US-80 at 11404 US 250 N (tel 419/433-4277), which has laundry facilities, free showers and a pool. Also in
Milan
, the
Colonial Inn South
, 12111 Rte-250 (tel 419/499-3403 or 1-800/886-9010; $75-100), is a recently refurbished family-owned motel. In
Lakeside
, a quiet Methodist retreat across Sandusky Bay, the
Hotel Lakeside
, 236 Walnut Ave (tel 419/798-4461; $75-100), offers decent, simple rooms at great prices.
For a good
meal
and live music in fun surroundings (there's an on-site waterfall), head for
Margaritaville
in Sandusky, at the junction of highways 6 and 2 (tel 419/627-8903).
Other useful information
for tourists (each section contains more specific sub-sections):
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