Love when falls are frozen. Path was cleared off. Worth coming for a quick look. Today was bit…read morewarmer so not too miserable cold. You can view from top but the real view requires stairs.

Stopped by to see the falls today, early March, after three days of off-and-on rain and the falls…read moredidn't disappoint Always good to see the transition from winter to spring this time of year. Subtle buds are starting to come out and the moss plus fungi are coming to life It's always good to get a break from the stresses of life by logging a couple of miles in nature! #SpringVibes #NatureLover #HikingAdventure #CharlestonFalls

Such a cute place! Lots to see and do! Loved getting to see more Dambo trolls! They also have a…read morepetting zoo, which I didn't spend much time at, but the goat I saw was adorable! The grounds are well kept, the troll trail is nicely maintained. I did see a family with a wagon, which made me acutely aware about the challenges the roots and rocks on this trail pose for anyone planning to take a wagon or stroller. It's been rainy, so there were some slick spots, and it was muddy in a couple of low spots. Because of the rain, the boardwalk was also a little slippery, but a cute little stretch of path to take. The welcome center and gift shop are well organized and clean. The staff were very friendly and helpful!

Always a pretty place to walk in the woods. But this has a farm with animals which is interesting…read morefor all ages. They have the huge wooden troll statues which i love. It aggregates me when people climb on them ... disrespectful. There are ponds, wild flowers, birds watching and one section with the house ... is gorgeous in the spring. They spent their life planting spring flowers so the daffodils and blue bells are gorgeous.

Very nice setup. Lots of different things to do- volleyball, path, walking along the creek,…read moreplaygrounds, good for dogs and to keep kids busy.

This is a beautiful area. We took a combination of the yellow, green, and purple trails in order to…read moredo a loop that would let us visit the Martindale Falls, the Pumpkin Ash and Swamp Forest, and the Patty Falls. While the Martindale Falls has the height, the Patty Falls is really neat looking, with a fun trail set-up where you cross the stream that creates the side falls, a bridge that takes you over the stream that forms Patty Falls, and then down the stairs to a landing that lets you stand extremely close to the falls. There's also a nice overlook directly across from it with a bench that provides another great view of the falls! The boardwalk through the Pumpkin Ash and Swamp Forest is also fun to explore, with its vernal pools and swampy area. We really enjoyed our visit.

This is a really big and nice park. I come up here once a year for a race that uses the park as…read morehome base. There is tons of parking. The path is in nice shape and the bike path is connected so longer runs or rides are easier to plan. The bathrooms could use some upgrades, but the picnic shelter is still pretty nice. I think the one thing I wish they'd do is continue the path inside the park somehow. Maybe over towards the baseball fields, but it's not a very long path in the park.

Great place for all kinds of sporting activities. Clean and safe for your events day or night.read more

This waterfall is absolutely beautiful, so peaceful and such a lovely place to sit and listen to…read morethe natural wonders of the space. Growing up in West Milton, I have always been down at the waterfall during the summer, and now that I am a mother I can take my daughter there. going down to the crick under the waterfall is a bit sketchy so do be careful if you decide to go down further!

Great little quick stop in downtown West Milton always worth a 10 minute visit at least!read more

Fun course, and the difficulty was there. The hazards were fair. Hole 7 needs its felt straightened…read moreout.

The employees were kind and the course was absolutely beautiful, very fun out doors actively and…read moreaffordable too !!! Whether it be for a date or a fun place to take the kids, they have music and snacks and slushes and they also have a bowling alley right next door!

Came here for their summer art series and their tribute to America concert. Weather was great (even…read morewith the heat). Great little spot for a concert. If you have ever been to Blossom in the Akron area...this is a much smaller and much more laid back similar outdoor feel. I am sure we will be back if we can find this their schedule of events.

This is yet another review that got stuck in my draft folder. I'm not sure if It is an error on my…read morepart that's causing this or if it's on Yelps end. Either way, I feel it is my responsibility as an Elite to provide my readers with accurate insightful entertaining reviews. As a kid I grew up playing in Snyder Park and Cliff Park, Cliff Park was renamed Veterans Park. For years they've been doing the Summer Arts Festival. Veterans Park is now a great place for me to visit when I return to Springfield Ohio. It's fun to schedule family time during the Summer Arts Festival, which attracts many nationally known tribute bands, as well as some local tallent in addition to the summer arts festival, you can walk jog relax read have a picnic or bring your kids to the playground. The Springfield Museum of Art is located in the park and is really cool. If you're a resident. I'm sure you know all about this beautiful park. if you're visiting Springfield Ohio be sure to check it out. Remember to check the Summer Arts Festival schedule while planning a trip to 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.