Kelleys Island is a charming island located in Lake Erie, Ohio. It is the largest American island in Lake Erie and is situated approximately four miles north of Marblehead Peninsula.

Living on Kelley's Island offers a unique blend of tranquility and natural beauty. Nestled in the western basin of the lake, this island is renowned for its picturesque landscapes, cool summer waters and a relaxed island lifestyle. Residents here enjoy stunning sunsets over the water, frequent sightings of migratory birds and a deep connection to nature with preserved forests and limestone cliffs.

With outdoor activities such as kayaking, fishing and hiking readily available, coupled with local shops, restaurants and seasonal events, living on Kelley's Island promises a peaceful yet vibrant existence amidst Lake Erie's splendor. There are two ways to access the island: by small plane or by boat/ferry boat. During the winter when the lake freezes over, the island is only accessible by small plane.

Outdoor enthusiasts enjoy exploring the island's diverse ecosystems, which include wetlands, woodlands, and glacial grooves. The Glacial Grooves State Memorial is a popular attraction that showcases deep grooves in the limestone bedrock, created by the movement of glaciers thousands of years ago.