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ASHTABULA COUNTY, Ohio (WJW) – A recent survey found the best-hidden beaches that families most want to visit this summer, and a Northeast Ohio spot made the list.

Familydestinationguide.com surveyed 3,000 adults in the United States based on age, gender, and geography. Coming in at number 79 on the list is Breakwater Beach at Geneva State Park.

According to the Geneva-on-the-Lake website, Breakwater Beach is great for swimming, hiking, biking, fishing, hunting, camping, archery, boating and more.

Best of all, you don’t have to worry about sharks while at a beach on the lake!

Check out the entire list of best ‘secret’ beaches to visit in the U.S.:

1. Hawaii – Awahua Beach
2. Florida – Shell Key Preserve
3. Hawaii – Lanikai Beach
4. Hawaii – Kauapea Beach
5. New Jersey – Sedge Island
6. Florida – Lovers Key State Park
7. California – Salt Creek Beach
8. California – Wildcat Beach
9. Florida – Dry Tortugas National Park
10. Florida – Boneyard Beach
11. Hawaii – Gray’s Beach
12. California – Hollywood Beach
13. Florida – Navarre Beach
14. Hawaii – Pa’ako Cove
15. Virginia – Sandbridge Beach
16. Texas – San Jose Island
17. Florida – Crescent Beach
18. South Carolina – Kiawah Island
19. New York – Amsterdam Beach Preserve
20. Alaska – Lowell Point Beach
21. California – Enderts Beach
22. California – Bowling Ball Beach
23. Florida – Caladesi Island
24. Georgia – Driftwood Beach
25. California – Gray Whale Cove Beach
26. North Carolina – Carova Beach
27. Arizona – River Island State Park
28. Texas – Rockport Beach
29. Alabama – Dauphin Island
30. North Carolina – Ocracoke Island
31. Vermont – Crystal Lake
32. Georgia – Cumberland Island
33. California – Montaña de Oro State Park
34. Pennsylvania – Raccoon Creek State Park
35. California – Haskell’s Beach
36. Maine – Roque Bluffs
37. New Hampshire – Seabrook Beach
38. Maryland – Assateague Island
39. Arkansas – Lake Bennett
40. New York – Orient Beach State Park
41. Iowa – Rathbun Lake
42. Montana – Flathead Lake
43. Oregon – Gold Beach
44. Alabama – Gulf Shores
45. Wyoming – Leigh Lake
46. New York – Chimney Bluffs
47. Indiana – Dogtown Beach
48. South Carolina – Harbor Island
49. New Jersey – Pearl Beach
50. Maine – Seawall Beach
51. Massachusetts – Chatham Lighthouse Beach
52. Michigan – Cherry Beach
53. Rhode Island – Mansion Beach
54. Illinois – Sunrise Beach
55. Oregon – Bandon State Natural Area
56. Florida – Cayo Costa State Park
57. Maryland – Matoaka Beach
58. Texas – Padre Island National Seashore
59. Colorado – Sandbeach Lake
60. West Virginia – Sutton Lake
61. Minnesota – Black Beach
62. South Carolina – Daufuskie Island
63. Vermont – Alburgh Dunes State Park
64. Florida – Camp Helen State Park
65. South Carolina – Edisto Island
66. New Hampshire – Jenness Beach
67. North Dakota – Lake Sakakawea Beach
68. Michigan – South Manitou Island
69. Missouri – The Fugitive Beach
70. Washington – Hole in the Wall Beach
71. Tennessee – Percy Priest Lake
72. Washington – Second Beach
73. Oklahoma – Sunset Beach
74. New Mexico – Tingley Beach
75. Virginia – Cape Charles
76. Kentucky – Nolin Lake State Park
77. Oregon – Secret Beach
78. Nevada – Secret Cove
79. Ohio – Breakwater Beach
80. Alaska – Kalifornsky Beach
81. Nebraska – Lake Calamus
82. Utah – Quail Creek Reservoir
83. Delaware – Slaughter Beach
84. Michigan – Sleeping Bear Dunes
85. New Jersey – Gunnison Beach
86. Wisconsin – Schoolhouse Beach
87. Mississippi – Ship Island
88. Alabama – Fort Morgan
89. Louisiana – Holly Beach
90. Massachusetts – Bound Brook Island Beach
91. Arizona – Butcher Jones Beach
92. Connecticut – Dubois Beach
93. Kansas – Glen Elder State Park
94. Alaska – Ninilchik Beach
95. Mississippi – Presley’s Outing
96. South Dakota – Newton Hills State Park
97. Delaware – Pickering Beach
98. Idaho – Evans Landing
99. Arkansas – Greers Ferry Lake
100. Delaware – Broadkill Beach

For more on the country’s top “Secret” beaches, click here.