This park has two playgrounds, swings and a splash pad. I love it because it's not too far from…read morehome, it's never too crowded and because it's easy to visit with the kids after working out at the Y.

We happened upon this park while looking for a place for my kids to play. This park is nice and…read morealso free. It has a water/splash area as well as 2 separate little playgrounds neighboring it. There were a good amount of other children for my kids to play with.

This tennis center always puts people first, from kids thru adults! Our family has played at…read moremultiple levels from Tiny Tigers, Junior Program thru to adult levels. Indoor tennis, outdoor tennis, clay courts, outdoor pool and great workout facilities. Love it here. Highly recommend!

Recent facility updates. Excellent pros and programs for all. Nice that they have the clay court…read moreoption.

The best of the best in Dayton, Ohio when considering the atmosphere of the camaraderie among the…read morememberships, the record number of tennis teams being organized at all levels that compete at high levels at USTA, when the lighting and court conditions are compared to other tennis facilities in town, when the friendly and helpful staff is measured for their professionalism and courtesy, or when the junior and beginner programs, for kids or adults, are compared. And lastly, if anyone who wants a great tennis club with a great reputation, which is friendly family run, and has the best physical facilities in terms of lighting and court conditions, which are really important for any tennis player, then KTC/Quail Tennis Center is your place to be in Dayton!

I have belonged to this club for more than 30 years & I can't say enough good things about it. When…read moreI lived in Chicago the tennis clubs were not nearly as good- time of lessons & quality of instructors where not great. My kids & grandkids have taken lessons & had a fabulous time. An all round wonderful experience!

This park is awesome. I want to take the slide, but fear being seen as a creeper. The spider web…read moreis cool as well. I can climb it to save my child that went to high. The zip line is popular. With dad's lining up to make kids go faster if they ask to. Many shaded areas for parents to be within running distance if something happens. Everyone is very cordial and looking out for the other little ones. I hope my little ones will have lost interest shortly before they become parents.

This park is a new favorite of ours. It's big and has lots to do. Also, a different selection of…read morestructures than we've found on other playgrounds. Probably the most unique thing is what my husband calls the zip line. I've frequently found the handle bar you hang from and whiz across a level bar about 7 ft. Long. This is a similar idea. But instead of a handle bar, there is a long pole with a circular seat at the bottom. This seat hangs about a foot and a half from the ground. Depending on height, size, age, ability you can decide to either sit or stand on this seat. My two year old boy sat on it with no problem. But considering my large belly getting in the way, I decided to stand. Anyway, this thing is twice as long as any other I've seen! And it's like a very wide "V" shape. So it gives to momentum in the first half to make it back up through the second. So fun!! Other unique attractions include a SUPER long slide (not actually very steep, but at the top of a hill and quite long - some families bring paper to sit on in order to slide faster), statues of large turtles and one of those large disc swings. Such a fun place! I take my boy here when we're in the area.

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.

This park was recently under construction, but now it's open for business again! There's a great…read morecovered space with picnic tables. So bring lunch! They're situated right next to the swings, while the playground is a little further away. This playground had some unique features that made it different from others we've found. My little boy loves climbing and exploring.

It is completely free. So fun. Lots of history. Really a beautiful little spot. Flowers were…read morebeginning to bloom. My 3 girls loved it. Made a little donation and they sent me a thank you email.

The Rock Garden was neat to see. It had a bunch of places created out of rocks and it is well…read morepreserved. It's free to visit, they just ask for a donation to help preserve the community.

What a fun find! I've lived in the Dayton area now for nine years and after hearing from many…read morefriends about Magee finally took some time to visit. We were coming mainly for the direct, easy access to the creek. With little ones this was something I needed. We were pleasantly surprised to find a great playground, picnic shelter, and just the best green space. Shade for days, which is perfect for hot days. The creek access is wonderful. Down a little embankment and you are right there. It's fairly shallow with some deeper parts. It's really easy to walk in. I highly recommend Keens or some type of water sandal with gripes. It can be slippery on the rocks. We found minnows, a water snake, and rocks. Didn't really look for much else as the kids were happy just to play in the water. The playground was great after they were done playing in the creek. Being completely shaded made it perfect for the hot afternoon. This is another near play area with various nature things on the outside of the structure and some cool things up in the tree house. They also had two small swing sets.

First trip out to Magee Park. Took my two grandchildren, ages 8 and 5. Very nice. The parking lot…read moreis adequate size. A covered shelter with tables sits off to one side. Great for picnics, etc. To the opposite end of the park, you'll find a large, open, grassy area, perfect for touch football. The playground itself is rather small, but the equipment appears to be in good condition. The big draw for us? The creek! What a great set up! Easy trek to the creek bed. Water seemed relatively clean (but cold!). The kids and I were able to wade around and hunt for minnows and fossils. Definitely the highlight of the park. Drawbacks: 1). Big groups using the shelter might fill up the parking lot fairly quickly. 2). Limited playground equipment. 3). Porta-potty, rather than actual restrooms - only one available (didn't use). Hands down, the creek is the reason to visit. We will definitely be returning. 4 1/2 actual stars.