Boating, Fishing, and Travel Information for Vermilion, OH

Vermilion was once known as the “Village of Lake Captains”, with many beautifully maintained captains’ homes in its historic district. The Harbour Town Historic District also features housing styles from the Victorian, Italianate, Arts and Crafts, and Queen Anne eras. The Vermilion River endows marina facilities with more than 3,000 boat slips and ramps for easy access to the lake. Sandy beaches, recreational boating, jet skis, canoeing, and sail boats adorn the Vermilion harbor.

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