We finally had some nice weather about a month ago and we were dying to get out of the house. I…read morefound out about a nice biking/walking trail that begins at this park. So we packed up the car and came here ASAP. This park will be great to visit when it's officially warm. The jungle gym has three sections for three different age groups, which is awesome! You don't have to worry about the little ones getting run over by the bigger kids. They also have a little warmer park/sprinkler section that is fenced off and will be open when summer comes. Lastly, there's an amphitheater. I'm hoping there will be concerts there this summer. The trail I mentioned goes on to Wegerzyn Park. I think it's about a five minute bike ride or a 15-20 minute walk.

I love this park. It was the first weekend in May when my daughter & 2 grandchildren brought me…read morehere for the first time. After many weeks of self quarantine I was so excited to be spending a few days up in Dayton. My first impression of @islandmetropark was it's large size and many paved trails that are great for hiking, walking, running and bike riding. These trails traverse across large open fields of grass past trees, soccer fields, tennis courts, jungle jims & swing sets. Unfortunately the swing sets and jungle jims were closed to people due to the covid-19 pandemic. My grandson's favorite trail took us across a small suspension bridge over a river where people can frequently be seen kayaking. He also enjoys playing on the river bank close, to where the roadway passes by the park. The day we were there the park staff was very busy working on the park landscaping and we saw geese that my grandson wanted to chase. My daughter likes that the paved trails are great to use when it's been raining. My grandson loves to run and play in the fields of grass. This park has something for everyone and is great for families! Until next time be kind to each other and stay healthy. @yelpcincy @islandmetropark @dayton #familyfun #suspensionbridge #cityparks

An extremely nice location. The staff do a great job of keeping things neat and tidy!read more

Library is clean, quiet, and easily accessible. I reserved a conference room (for free) and the…read morereservation process was quick and easy. Amenities in conference room were good and the staff were helpful without hovering. This is a great library.

Love the Clark County Library and the services provided. Did you know that you can check out a…read morebicycle, or a blood pressure meter? 3-D printer and sound booth? The librarians in the Linsky Room are patient and knowledgeable. We love the special programs and events like the summer reading challenge. Bonus: Clean restrooms!

GEM in the crown of downtown Springfield!! This main branch rivals libraries of cities…read moredouble/triple the size!! Well organized, attentive, informed staff, great selections, and quick, easy access to just about any materials available near or far. Great programs for seniors, children, and anyone in-between. Added bonus? It's just across the tracks (!!) from the Farmer's Market, so come early on a Saturday mornings during the summer/early fall, take in the best of Springfield's local flavors (including an amazing coffee from Un Mundo Cafe at the Heritage Center!!) then head over to the library and lose yourself in "the stacks!!"

Really old Post Office with beautiful stone work! Centrally located in down town Piqua Ohio. I…read moredon't see a handicap ramp. The staff is very friendly and professional. They always help me find the cheapest way to send packages.

I was treated so poorly that I now feel uncomfortable using this location. It's sad because I live…read morewithin walking distance and now have to travel a city away to mail my packages!!

Small but well-stocked "storefront" library satellite branch hidden away in a line of stores in the…read moreKroger Shopping Center on Bechtle. VERY helpful staff will help find just about anything you need. The main branch library in downtown Springfield is amazing, a true oasis in a semi-dying city, but this branch is SO convenient, especially when you're running errands and need to either pick up or return some books or movies. Nice kids section, and LARGE music and books-on-tape selections as well-- Can't go wrong!! I like the easy-going 1 day "grace period" for overdue stuff. Bathroom's kinda stinky, unfortunately, but otherwise clean, comfy, and cozy place to be...

It is a nice place to go and read books but it is kinda hard to find with all of themread more

Decently stocked with books, but lacking in certain areas. I most certainly couldn't do a report on…read moreJRR Tolkien from their selection, but they still have a very good selection of fiction and nonfiction. Plus, their wifi doesn't require a password, which is good because you can just go in with your laptop and start right away on your work.

The village of Cedarville was under a "boil water" notice. I…read morestopped in while riding the Ohio to Erie Trail and the super kind librarians offered me a bottled water & tangerines! The library was quiet, cool & well stocked for a village library!

Beautiful Library, kind and helpful workers there! Ms…read more Nancy, Head Librarian, does a great job, there at this Library! We enjoyed the recent Historical Presentation, organized and set-up by Ms. Nancy! Ms. Nancy set-up beautiful tea cups and plates, and napkins and hot tea and cupcakes, for delicious desserts! Ms. Nancy works very hard and her presentations bring History alive and vibrant to us, all! A Volunteer, Ms. Leslie, did a beautiful job, hard work, detailed research, on The Brave Women Of The Revolutionary War, and The Tea Party, bringing History alive, in an educational and fun manner! Ms. Leslie wore a great looking Woman's Revolutionary Dress/Costume, looking like she had just step out of a Traveling Time Machine! Ms. Leslie brought delicious home made cookies from a old recipe from that time era, of that time during The Revolutionary War time! Thank you so much to Ms. Nancy and to all the library workers there, and to great volunteers, like Ms. Leslie, who does detailed Historical research, and brings History alive to all of us!! Thank you Ms. Nancy and Volunteer Ms. Leslie!! Mrs. Eileen Brown US NAVY Veteran March 24, 2026

During a weekday it's great. Nice and quiet, comfy chairs and a warming fire. I walked since I'm…read moreoff work and probably wouldn't have noticed the fire if I had come in from the parking lot. I also noticed a section for foreign language books. Might get a French one next to brush up on le français

After visiting a different Dayton Metro Library branch last week and being rather impressed, I…read moredecided to stop by the Southeast (Belmont) branch. It is located adjacent to Belmont High School, and if you have any trouble finding it on Apple maps like I did, just continue east on Wayne Ave past Belmont High School, take a slight right onto Watervliet Ave and the parking lot entrance is on your right. According to the website, this branch opened in August 2019. They have several different study/meeting spots, including three 4-person rooms, two 2-person 'tutor' rooms and two group study rooms to accommodate 6-8 people. In addition they have various tables and reading areas spread throughout. In the back left corner you will find a 'quiet reading room' with several tables and a few chairs. After spending the morning there, I only had a few qualms. The lightening in the quiet reading room is not the brightest, and if it weren't for the natural light coming in through the windows, the room would be rather dim (thinking at night time or on a cloudy day). Also, there was a pretty annoying consistent clicking sound that appeared to be coming from one of the air vent ducts in the quiet reading room. I ended up moving out into a different area because of it. Overall though, this is a very nice, clean library with several spots to read a book or get some work done.