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https://ohiodnr.gov/static/documents/coastal/public-access/pag-le-03-lake-erie-islands.pdf Lake Erie Islands by the Ohio Department of Natural Resources, page 98
The 451-acre North Bass Island State Park is the largest public access site on the 677-acre North Bass Island. The park, along with Fox’s Marsh and Honey Point state wildlife areas, totaling 593 acres, were purchased with state funds and federal grants. North Bass Island State Park is available for primitive camping (special permit required), bicycling, hiking, picnicking, wildlife viewing and other low-impact outdoor activities. Fishing is permitted in appropriate areas along the state park’s 3.5 miles of shore. Trails are planned to connect points of interest. North Bass is the northernmost island in Ottawa County. It is located 18 miles from the Ohio mainland and less than two miles from the Canadian border. It is accessible via personal watercraft and airplane. There is no public dockage available. There is no ferry service to the island.---Jurisdiction: Put-in-Bay Township Island: North Bass Island County: Ottawa Latitude: N 41° 42.48’ Longitude: W 082° 48.93’ Waterbody: Lake Erie
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