Spooky Nook Sports

0.1 mi

First time at this sports complex and it's nice! Tons of courts and by far the biggest venue we've…read moreplayed in. There's plenty of seating to eat by the concession area. There's a grill for hot foods; grab n go concessions (drinks, cold sandwiches, yogurt parfaits, chips, fruit cups); popcorn station, and smoothie station. Even had a store where you can buy apparel, shoes, and accessories.

Whole pepperoni pizza from the grill!

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Fitton Center for Creative Arts

A friend told me about Fitton Center in Hamilton when I shared with her the fact that I was…read moreinterested in doing block-printing. I called that day and got into their next class. The teacher is great and they have two printing presses. I've made prints - one of them hangs in my sons home proudly. Also, used the prints to put onto tote bags. They were exploring screen printing recently. Other classes include photography, mosaics, music, pottery, yoga and jewelry making. There are different exhibits going on as well as musical shows now and then. It is definitely a jewel in Hamilton.

Would definitely go here and watch their performances and have a great time. Likewise, you will…read morehave a blast looking at their performances.

InsideOut Studio

(2 reviews)

0.7 mi

What an amazing store and mission! They have a wide variety of artwork to buy: glasswork,…read morepaintings, pottery available in a variety of products from dishes to bird houses to magnets and everything in between. Each piece has the name of the artist who created it. What I love is each piece is incredibly unique and there is a variety of items to purchase in store. You can tell the artist put a lot of thought and passion in their work. InsideOut is awesome, check them out!

Very nice little shop. The offerings were varied and whimsical. It has a work space in the back…read morethat is viewable from one side of the store. The employee was very attentive and helpful answering questions. The artists make 50% of the profit when their items are purchased, which is wonderful.

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Artspace Hamilton Lofts

0.7 mi

Artspace lofts and residence gallery is has an amazing idea. When I found out it was coming to…read moreHamilton, I really wished I had enough artistic ability to move into the building. Hamilton is an industrial town. Or was. Now post-industrial. It's bringing in a lot of interesting and creative ideas to the city. Like Artspace. "The project rehabilitated two internally connected historic buildings, a 1900 French Renaissance masterpiece originally known as the Mehrum Building, and the 1913 Lindley Block. A 1970s remodel covered the original storefronts with a metal screen that was removed in Spring of 2013, thereby restoring these century-old edifices to their original appearance." (Taken directly from http://www.artspace.org/our-places/artspace-hamilton-lofts#tab-node_place_full_group_overview. I don't have that much building knowledge but it's cool to know.) The non-profit does this amazing thing. They started in 1979 in Minneapolis and asked this really obvious question I'm not sure a lot of people think of. When gentrification happens, what happens to the artists? They saw them as low in income but assets in creativity. And Hamilton is The City of Sculpture! We need art! That just blows my mind. The non-profit use real estate development to create affordable places for artists to work, perform and display their work. Anyway, there are 42 units that I'm sure you can tour if you're looking for a place. One, two and three bedroom apartments. I'm not sure how the cost works. I just viewed the gallery. Which is in a really huge space. When I arrived there were residents working on something artsy and the manager was eager to have a chat. There are rotating art shows from residents and, I think, other folks. There's music. Recently there was a drum event I missed out on. Parking is easy to find. There's tons of street parking and a parking garage around the block. Lots, too. I'm unsure of hours. I showed up on a Thursday afternoon and they were open. It's free and there are lot of things to check out in the area. I intend on following their event calendar more closely now that I've checked it out. I'm excited to find out what they do next.

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Butler County Historical Society

0.4 mi

Enjoyed our trip to the Butler County Historical Society. the tour of the Benninghofen House was…read morereally great. It is a beautiful 1860 home, it really takes you back in time. Our guide Kathy did an excellent job. We also enjoyed the history exhibits. This was well worth the time, The tour would be interest to people of all ages.

From the owner: The Butler County Historical Society maintains the Benninghofen House as a museum, with the house…read moreand furnishings representing the lifestyle of a wealthy family during the Victorian Era. In addition to the house, the Society manages an archive that consists of many original and secondary materials relating to regional history. The archives are available to the public, with the assistance of a BCHS staff member. Many artifacts relating to local, regional and national history are also in the care of the BCHS. These items are periodically put on display in the Benninghoven House, adjacent auditorium and secure off-site locations. Programming is another feature of BCHS. Programs are offered several times a year that feature knowledgeable speakers who focus on a variety of topics.

Joe Nuxhall Miracle League Fields

4.6 mi

We live just down the road from this place and stop by when we pass on the Miami bike trail…read more I do have to say it is one of the most inspirational places to visit. All the kids have a handicap but that defers from the enjoyment this place offers them. Each kid is a star period!!!! They are all treated the same period!!! They are all on the big screen TV (in which they have 2 fields ) and announced loud and PROUD to everyone. A foul ball or just a tapper is cheered as loud as a hard it ball maybe more!! You see all these kids are my heroes. Do yourself a BIG favor and stop by take a few min our your day sometime and just watch and listen. It will make you smile,cry and realize how special this place is!!!! And how special the people who run this place are to both the kids and the families!! Thanks and again thanks!!

Holiday Auto Theatre

4.5

(40 reviews)

3.6 mi

I had so much fun coming here! It's been years since I've last been to a drive in and We had a…read moregreat time. I really like how the screen was up high so that no matter where you park you can see the screen. I also thought the concession was clean and the bathrooms were clean. The picture quality of the movie was really really good! We had a truck so we set up a nice little area in the bed of the truck with beach chairs, a cooler, and blankets and it was perfect! I do suggest bringing a radio to listen to the movie but listening from the car wasn't bad. There is a fee of $5 to bring in outside food but no one ever checked if we paid for it so I'm not sure why they have that fee? We liked the Kona truck to get shaved ice and thought it was a nice little treat! Get there at least an hour and a half early to get a good spot. We saw a lot of people driving around 30/40 mins before having a hard time parking. We will definitely be back again!

Me and my wife went to go see Toy Story 5. Could not hear because someone in a crappy Honda Truck…read moreleft their loud engine running the whole time by the concession stand. Tried finding an attendant but could not find the guy on the golf cart that drives around checking on things. Literally could not hear the movie and it totally ruined the experience for us and others around us. It also smelled like weed coming from that car also. Not saying it's managements fault entirely, but they need to do a better job at going around at checking on things. Wife and me normally have a good time coming here, but that was uncalled for an inconsiderate. I'm a big tall dude, I didn't want to go up to them and have a fight break out because they would likely be intimidated by me. This was as of June 20, 2026. It takes one @ssho(e to ruin a cinematic experience like that. I get that that night was sold out, but please do a better job.

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The Alternative Path-Coexist

4.2

(9 reviews)

1.5 mi

Explored this amazing store and was granted a reading of the bones by Greg. Do not miss this place…read moreif you ever have curiosity, interested or are already a practicing pagan. Wonderful selection. Great vibes and energy. I loved every minute of being in there. The service was so personalized and educational. This store is a must visit if you are in the Hamilton area, and honestly worth the trip if you have the time. Great prices and an incredible selection of books and crystals as well as other magical supplies.

The whole visit the atmosphere was amazing and I truly enjoyed the whole experience. Very…read moreinformative and helpful you cannot go wrong by going there. Lots of great things to buy Highly recommend

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Butler County Soil and Water District

1.8 mi

Great community resource here. They offer rain barrels, compost bins, and a few other items at…read morebasically cost. The staff is helpful and knowledgeable about setup and tips as well. Each spring they partner with Warren County to do a tree sale offering a variety of seedlings for a great price. Beyond things you can purchase these guys offer classes/seminars, and help with erosion, soil issues and much much more. Please check out their website for all the useful tools they offer!

Brookville Lake Beach

3.3

(6 reviews)

22.0 mi

well bit disappointed .. didn't see much and what i did see didn't have much luck with my new…read morecamera. I'm doing something wrong .. blurry. i tried manual and auto focus. sighhh anyway all i saw at the beach was lots of geese. it was so grey and cold .. lousy day. the lake is ok ... I drove from Dayton to see something cool and didn't. can still get into the park free which is nice.

Very relaxing and nice I go here often during the summer and…read moreI can say this is the best place to go to

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TriHealth Fitness & Health Pavilion

4.2

(13 reviews)

14.9 mi

We joined TriHealth Pavilion because they offer a variety of classes and have a good selection of…read moremachines. The staff seem to be well-qualified for their jobs. We don't tend to use the shower facilities or steam/sauna areas, but the exercise machines are well-maintained and it's not over-crowded. Plenty of towels for working out. I even left my earbuds on a treadmill once, and they were turned into the desk and I got them back :). One thing that I wish they would consider...the ambient temp in the exercise area is way too high. I have to bring my own portable fan to use on the treadmill. I'm wondering whether the temperature is according to ACSM guidelines....

Amazing customer service, super clean, and always having new programs and services. Not only best…read morefacility in area, but nationally recognized too!

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Marcum Park

(4 reviews)

0.7 mi

Visited Marcum Park on a second Saturday of the month as there were several events going on in the…read morearea. This is a well planned park along the river to host events from craft flea markets, festivals, concerns or just for taking a break from your outdoor active lifestyle activity. Lots of green space to have a picnic, or play with the dog. Huge sidewalks and a kid friendly water fountain for to allow the kids to run wild or just beat the heat. When you arrive you can find parking along the street or a nearby parking deck. It's possible you'll stumble across this park along the bike trail and it's also convenient too the local brewery. A well manicured park with views of the river, access to local businesses, a skip across the street from a brewery, new hotel and apartment.

This is a beautiful green space on the edge of German village in Hamilton. We had walked downtown…read morefor dinner and on our way back we toured the whole space. The large sculpture/water pad was being enjoyed by many small children on a hot summer evening. There's a huge amount of green space, lots of different sculptural art pieces, places to sit, and great views of the river, as well as a pavilion for concerts. This is an amazing addition to any community, and the residents here are blessed to have it.

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The Mill Course

4.2

(6 reviews)

9.5 mi

There are a ton of Cincy/county courses rated at 4 out of 5. This course is consistently better…read morethan that rating. They have a great grounds keeper and a couple of pros that care. In 2025 when many courses were struggling in the hot summer, The Mill held up really great. Bobby Jones hit the first tee shot ever hit on this course. Fact. On paper the layout looks simple but like many great courses there is something on each hole to cross you up if you don't hit good shots so watch yourself.

Nice course! A good layout, with no two holes alike. Greens are in great condition!read more

Walden Ponds Golf Club

3.8

(6 reviews)

2.9 mi

Decent and well kept club…read more I have only golfed here once and really enjoyed myself. Nice quiet course. Not too difficult but, then again, I am extremely amateur. Well kept green's, fairways and overall a very clean course. I've been there several times to use the driving range and also their putting course. The driving range is set up nicely right near the parking lot. Go inside of the pro shop and grab a jumbo bucket of balls for $10 head back out and hit 'em straight. Once you've worked on your drive, chipshots, wedges, irons and woods, walk over to the putting green courses. There are 2 putting green courses. Each one of them has about 5 holes, or flag's, to shoot at. Good angles, hills and curves. Probably one of the best putting green practice courses I've ever been to. Would I go back? Absolutely! If not for anything else, they have a nice and well kept driving range along with two great putting courses.

The Building was pretty and the servers were great. The problem was the the manager Chris. She…read morebooked a golf tournament on the same day as my granddaughter's wedding. There was no parking. People were parking on the grass. I asked Chris about it and she said she should probably have told my granddaughter about it. PROBABLY!!!. Chris said my granddaughter really wanted that day. The was not true. My granddaughter, Cassie, wanted a day in October. They booked a day in October and when Cassie went to tour the facility, Chris told her she gave that day away to someone else. Golfers were walking through the wedding area. Some of the guests went home because they could not find a place to park. Food and beverages were paid for guests that could no even get in the building. As long as Chris is in charge I would not recommend this place to anyone. Maybe if we were members of the golf club we would have been treated better???