Huge place, mainly playing fields. Several good playsets of different sizes. K loved it. Lots of…read moreshelters, plenty of parking. A few benches by the playsets. Impressive, and I'd love to have it in my town.

Duke park is a recreation park on the outskirts of Troy. It has paved walking paths, soccer fields,…read morefootball fields and concession buildings, picnic tables, swing sets, play sets, fenced in dog areas and on and on. I've watched my kids play soccer and football here and now watch my grandkids do the same.

A beautiful little oasis. A bonus is a bathroom with real flushing toilets instead of a smelly…read morescary pit. This is also A good spot to collect some clean pesticide free milkweed if you help raise Monarchs in the summer to help boost their struggling numbers like I do.

Love taking walks here if you love nature it's a great place for walking or to even take the kids…read morethey have some sponsor animals they have rehabilitated and can't be let go back into the wild.

Came here for their summer art series and their tribute to America concert. Weather was great (even…read morewith the heat). Great little spot for a concert. If you have ever been to Blossom in the Akron area...this is a much smaller and much more laid back similar outdoor feel. I am sure we will be back if we can find this their schedule of events.

This is yet another review that got stuck in my draft folder. I'm not sure if It is an error on my…read morepart that's causing this or if it's on Yelps end. Either way, I feel it is my responsibility as an Elite to provide my readers with accurate insightful entertaining reviews. As a kid I grew up playing in Snyder Park and Cliff Park, Cliff Park was renamed Veterans Park. For years they've been doing the Summer Arts Festival. Veterans Park is now a great place for me to visit when I return to Springfield Ohio. It's fun to schedule family time during the Summer Arts Festival, which attracts many nationally known tribute bands, as well as some local tallent in addition to the summer arts festival, you can walk jog relax read have a picnic or bring your kids to the playground. The Springfield Museum of Art is located in the park and is really cool. If you're a resident. I'm sure you know all about this beautiful park. if you're visiting Springfield Ohio be sure to check it out. Remember to check the Summer Arts Festival schedule while planning a trip to the area.

How did I grow up my whole childhood 10 minutes from here and had never heard of it? Thank you,…read moreYelp for the sweet morning of nature and fun nature center. I searched kid friendly on the app and this popped up. It was just what I was looking for. We enjoyed some time on the trail, listening to the birds and spotting the spring blooms along with time in the nature center visiting the critters. The nature center boasts fish, a large, snapping turtle, and several other little fun exhibit. This is a perfect spot for an hour of nature and learning for all ages. Looking forward to future walks on the boardwalk trail. They also have a restored cabin and some other buildings on the property. So excited about this local discovery!

The Shawnee Prairie Preserve and Nature Center is an amazing place for young and old to reconnect…read morewith nature both inside the center and outside in their sprawling prairie lands. The website says, "[This is] Our largest park that encompasses 118 acres of prairie, forest and wetland habitats. The Nature Center is home to a variety of displays, houses our animal ambassadors and is the site of many natural and cultural programming. The 18th century Log House and Blacksmith Shop are open to the public on most Saturday's May through September." I went here for a pollinator conference and was overwhelmed by how nice everything was inside and how friendly all the staff and volunteers were to us visitors from out of town. There are several areas to explore inside, including a kids area with several kinds of animals to see, including a working bee hive that gets you up and close without getting stung! I am excited to head back this summer to see what is suppose to be a stunning outdoor area, covered in wild flowers and prairie lands that take the land back to its natural state. They work closely with the Ohio Department of Natural Resources and other agencies/organizations to bring authentic learning opportunities to all ages.

Greenville water fall is in Covington Ohio ??? could have been named better. You can see the falls…read morefrom the bridge or theres parking to a viewing area that is short easy walk for another view point. there had been lots of rain so the falls was really moving and nice loud sound. There was another view but these ladies brought chairs and camped out reading and hogging the whole area .. rude? Didn't do any hiking .. just looked at the falls and left.

I've biked all the sections of this trail from the south part of Dayton north to where it ends in…read morePiqua. Here's some of our favorite sections: The ride along the river in Dayton is beautiful. The twin ArchCulverts to Piqua as it winds around the huge trees. The bike trails in Piqua along the waterways as well as the Piqua bike trails. The trail north of the Taylorsville dam with the mature trees and the ghost town Tadmor. We are so very lucky to have such a wonderful trail close to us. The picture is taken at maybe 1/2 mike north of Tipp City. It's too new to be equipment used to clear the canal as the last boat passed this way in 1912. It's still interesting and it's on the left if your traveling north to Troy. Watch closely, it's easy to miss...

Three buddies and myself golfed here about a week ago and it was a great day of golf fellowship and…read morehaving a beer in the clubhouse afterwards Nice little track out in the country with some challenging holes. Golf course was in pretty nice condition. Lots of healthy flush grass in the rough and the fairways were all in pretty nice condition as where the tee boxes Was about a one hour trip for us as we live in the Miamisburg Centerville area area. It did not disappoint. All of the staff was very friendly and peaceful play was extremely fast due to it being a weekday when we were there. The beginning of summer is coming up in our group. Very likely will return at least once more this summer.

This was absolutely the worst experience I've ever been part of in regards to golf. My friend made…read morea tee time and they never told him there was also an outing scheduled during the same time. The thing that irks me is the fact the woman at the front desk couldn't understand where I was coming from, which was Columbus a whopping hour and 10 away, I'm not local therefore it wasn't like I could just turn around and be okay with the situation. She was rude, short and overall so unprofessional. I would say if you're from out of town, stay FAR FAR away from this place because one, they don't know how to book tee times and second the employees are rude. By the way, I didn't think you were allowed to have mass gathering as this violates COVID protocol. Outings are not supposed to do shotgun starts. I feel the Health Department might be interested in this matter.

This is a small park that sits behind the library. It has benches, a gabazo to get out of the rain…read moreand a number of benches to sit and relax. A wrought iron fence circles the park that has a number of openings to allow for access. There are a couple plaques to read embedded in rocks in the park.