Historic Cleveland Coast Guard Station — Attraction in Cleveland

This is a great place to go in Cleveland. This is a historic coast guard station that has been converted into a sailing club. It has very nice sailboats, but the building unfortunately doesn't have any water or electricity. This means that you have to use a porta potty if you go to the bathroom. It's also really cold inside during winter due to the lack of heating inside the building. However, you have a very nice view of the skyline of Downtown Cleveland from here. You can very clearly see the Terminal Tower and Key Tower, which...

The Historic Coast Guard Station in Cleveland, Ohio is a restored museum showcasing the history of the Coast Guard and its role in the Great Lakes. The building's unique Art Moderne architecture, with nautical-inspired elements, has earned it a spot on the National Register of Historic Places. The station's location offers picturesque views of Lake Erie and Cleveland's skyline, making it a popular event space for weddings and other occasions. Overall, it's a must-visit attraction for history and architecture...

The Historic Cleveland Coast Guard station is well worth the walk to get here! Great views of downtown Cleveland and the mouth of the Cuyahoga River. There is no water or electricity... so plan ahead. The building was fenced off and in disrepair for many years. Thankfully it has been restored and is used for a sailing club. There are no picnic tables or places to sit. But you probably will not spend a lot of time. We have never been to Whiskey Island. Will come back soon when the bike path bridge...