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 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, nice park. Entrance is weird: it's well to the west of the big sign, so I drove right past…read moreit. Parking lot and entry road are bumpy. Only complaints I have, though. There's a nice shelter, lots of green space, a basketball court. And our reason for visiting: a great mid-size playset. Loads of slides and climbing stuff. A tower in the middle. Some benches around it. Rubber chunks underneath. We'll be back.

I've driven by this park many times, but had no excuse to visit until last night when our friends…read moreused the shelter for a potluck. From our tables in the shade we could see the kids at the playground or on the swings. The turn into the park comes up fast and is easy to miss. So take it slow once you get close. Also, the road back to the parking lot has an awful speed bump. :P

A decent neighborhood park. Mainly open green space. Several neighborhood access points. No…read moreamenities besides a playset. Small, but good: a few slides, some climbing stuff, rubber chunks underneath, a few benches for tired parents.

I haven't been here regularly in quite a few years lately because my kids are bigger now. I ran a…read morerace that came through the park and it's still a little hidden gem to me. Could it use some updates, sure, but I'm sure Kettering is getting there. The front of the park is a skate park and the back has a playground, path, disc golf course, picnic shelters, and a pond. The park also leads you to the Kettering Rec Center. I love that the park is rubber mulch. I also like the really cool and unique play structure. I do not remember the pond being so big so I feel like that has had an upgrade in the last few years. It looked nice. I'm not sure if you fish there or not. I do think they need to figure out how to get bathrooms back near where the shelters and playground are because if not you are walking up to the way front. The paths are in nice condition and connect to the neighborhoods for longer walks or runs.

A nice park across the street from The Greene! It was actually a lot bigger than expected. There's…read morea skate park towards the front of the park and you can drive back to get to the playground and walking path around the pond. This park also has a disc golf course and water complex! Lots to do and it doesn't feel like you are that close to the bustle of the The Greene

My husband and I bought 2 new phones. My phone locked up. I took it to the Fairborn store and the…read moregirl there very rudely said she couldn't do anything for me ,even though the receipt said you had 7 days for return. She screamed at me and said that's not their policy. I said then I want my money back she said I can't do that. I left very upset. The next day my husband and I went back. We literally took 2 steps in the door and she screamed at me and said I told you yesterday that I couldn't do anything for you . My husband said the receipt said we had 7 days she retorted THAT'S NOT OUR POLICY ! We all started hollering and she said we were in her personal space and she was calling the sheriff. We were on the other side of the counter! She kept repeating this so we left. THIS is customer service ? This girl needs to be fired! We will never go back to the Fairborn store again. We've talked to another Cricket store on Wilmington and that nice young man said he will do anything we need. By the way we are elderly people. She really does need to be FIRED !!!

Now that we've moved to a different part of town, this is our new go-to Park. My husband and I love…read moreall of the paved trails as it provides a nice walk in the evening. There's a gazebo and a swing that makes things feel evening a little romantic. Also, how fun is it to see deer everywhere? My little boy loves the playground near the main parking lot. I'm sure he will be happy to explore the other two playgrounds that this park features. The only downsides? Very little shade, wandering skunks and no swings for the kiddos.

It's not really a park so much as it's a field at the entrance of a neighborhood…read more The city did have a "pop up" dog park last year but I didn't see one this summer. There's a pond (aka drainage ditch) as well. Across the street there's a pavilion.

This park is great for kids of all ages! There are two separate parks- one geared toward younger…read morekids and the other geared toward older kids! The 3 year old I took had a blast at both! In the "little kid" playground area there are smaller stairs to climb and things to balance on. There are tunnels, a little picnic table at the bottom, and some steering wheels to spin. In the "big kid" playground the climbing is taller and definitely more advanced. The 3 year old had trouble reaching some things, but nonetheless tried! There are two awesome and obscure shaped monkey bars, many spinning seats, and large slides! They also have a great area with various giant musical instruments to play. On the far side of the playground there is a splash pad. It was still on and running today! This park is wide open and had so much space for the kids to run and play. There are many picnic tables with shade and a large shelter too! We LOVED this park!!

What is better than family friendly fun? FREE family friendly fun!…read more Pack a cooler, bring the kids, and a swimsuit. Push the yellow button and watch the magic happen. I'm an adult and I wanted to play! Kids of all ages, outside, playing, laughing! There is a nice covered picnic area with water fountains (including a tall one to fill up a bottle), and a paved, covered path to the restrooms. There is a Men's, women's, and family restroom. There is a lot of shaded areas for parents to sit and relax while the littles wear themselves out.