Great park in a great area. AMAZING for Pokemon Go. The best in the area honestly. There are always…read morepeople there for raid hour, spotlight hour, etc. Find it on the Campfire app! "Kettering & Beyond" if you are a Pokemon Go fan!

This is a pretty huge park with a lot of different amenities. Baseball fields, fishing pond,…read morewalking paths, playground, what looks like a dirt BMX area, and lots of green space. Parking is also pretty good. I think the one improvement they could make is signage for what they have and where it is along with signage on their paths. A map of the paved trails would be nice too.

One of the oldest and still existing Youth Baseball clubs in the Dayton area…read more Based on youth and amateur baseball, this is one of the oldest in the area; feeding skills to several College, Amateur and a couple professional baseball players coming up through its ranks. Filled with the spring, summer and fall leagues... from t-ball to teen levels.

I had zero hope that going all the way from Columbus to Dayton to see a single A ball game would…read moreturn out so great. First thing that happened when we got off the freeway to enter Dayton you are greeted with tons of drugged out zombies! This is all thanks to the leadership of Leftist Marxists in control of a city. It's sickening and dangerous. The parking situation is great, the ballpark is beautiful and the staff, every single person we dealt with was tippy top! Was a wonderful experience but make sure you go in the day and get out before dark. That is one extremely dangerous city.

My family loves attending dragons games at Day air ballpark. This is a lovely facility and it has…read moremany different food and drink options. The prices are on par for what you would expect at a baseball stadium, but there are some unique food offerings aside from your typical hotdog and popcorn. I've always found it to be well-maintained and clean.

Came to this park today to walk with my husband and kids and absolutely loved it! A nice loop…read morearound .6 miles that goes around a beautiful field with gorgeous flowers and trees. There are also paths that go into the wooded area that looked pretty, although we didn't go down that section. Lots of parking and a super nice park for the kids! We also appreciated that had bathrooms available and spots to give your dogs water, too. All around a great park! We look forward to returning in the future!

Another great CWPD park. Great playground. There is a paved trail right in the same parking lot…read morethat you can walk, run, or bike on. They have a nice picnic shelter with bathrooms. They do close them for the winter and bring a port-a-potty in. They have recently added a smallish paved trail around the baseball fields. It's a nice addition to the park.

So, this place is awesome. It's like half railroad park, half Wright-brothers park, half historical…read moremuseum, and half outdoor garden-park. THAT'S FOUR HALVES!!!! I went here as part of a group, and they seem to get a lot of school field trips, but they're well organized, and it's a big place, so even with a ton of kids at the place, you don't feel like you're crowded. They have really great people working here, who are more than happy to answer your questions and explain things to you. I had like, fifteen minutes alone with the candle-maker lady and my son, and she entertained all of his questions and was really cool to talk with. They have a lot of Dayton-related history around NCR, and flight, and nuclear energy, and old automobiles. I bet it's a blast to work there. My favorite part though, was the outdoors area. It's just a really well maintained facility with lots of big old trees, and shade, and you can really just kick back and relax and chill out.

Overall, this is a cool place with very Disney-level animatronics and a unique carousel with a…read moreDayton-centric theme. (Check out the bag of dog food, potato chips, train/tram car, dog, and other cool things to ride in addition to just horses). NCR, National Cash Register was originally founded in Dayton and there is an impressive collection of antique cash registers, which were invented to "keep the bartenders honest". Outside is a really neat little village with various historic landmarks, log cabins, buildings, and mills you can walk into. I will say there was quite a bit of yard work going on and I think they were chipping a tree because the air was filled with debris and it was getting into our eyes and noses, making it difficult to breathe as we walked around out there. Inside the main museum was the safer place to be in terms of air quality. I really loved the replica of Orville and Wilbur's original airplane, housed in one of the outside buildings. My son was getting hangry, so we didn't spend as long as I would like in that building learning about aviation, but I thought the docent was very knowledgeable and I found it super interesting. He was an aerospace engineer and shares my passion for aviation. He also said that there was an eagle's nest out behind the building that housed the airplane, and the baby eagles were fledgelings, just learning to fly. How apropos!

One of my favorite parks in the area. They have a huge paved walking path. They have tons of…read morebaseball fields and open green space. It's also one of the only parks with an outdoor volleyball court. The playground was updated recently. It's amazing and so fun! Lots of different things to do for all ages. They have a few tennis/pickleball courts as well. They have a covered picnic shelter with plenty of tables. Bathrooms are available as well. They also have ample parking.

Super fun and clean park! This was my second time being at this park, it's still not disappointed…read moreby it. I love to walk around on the paths, Play on the playground with the little ones, and read the books at the little public library box. Definitely recommend to any families and friends