No other state park offers a better look at Ohio’s glacial past than Kelleys Island. The island was shaped during the glacial period when massive ice sheets gouged and scoured the bedrock, eventually forming Lake Erie. Evidence of the glaciers, in the form of a large tract of glacial grooves, are visible, just a short walk from the campground. Stunning Lake Erie views can be experienced from the family-friendly beach or from the campground’s waterfront sites. Several nearby nature preserves offer excellent hiking and birdwatching opportunities.