Large, flat, open park with tons of parking, making it great for events. They have picnic benches,…read moreball fields, and plenty of covered seating. The trail is paved and good for strollers or walking dogs. They also have a bark park. My only critique is that the workout course is in ruins. I wish they would either clean up the broken metal equipment or redo the course. I come here for the annual Raptors Inc. 5K, and it's a wonderful flat course that goes through open fields with a little bit of woods.

A lovely park complex in milford. Lots of parking and wide open areas for children to play. An…read moreupdated play area for young children with a covered picnic area close by. There are walking trails, soccer fields and a dog park. The park is clean and well maintained

Super cute and clean park! Love the mommy and me swings…read more Especially since they're for all abilities. There's a sand box and a toddler town as well. The walking path is clean and well maintained

Very nice park featuring a good range of amenities - there are plenty of sports fields (baseball,…read moresand volleyball, tennis courts - and we saw some people playing pickleball there too - soccer, and basketball. The pretty Todd Pond offers a nice place to sit and relax and also allows fishing. A couple of shelter houses and a gazebo, with picnic tables, are available. The playground area is great - swings, slides, climbing structures, seesaw, and more. A paved walking trail winds through the park. A clean restroom is available, and there are two paved parking lots available on either side.

The playground is really cute and great but the sand box is DISGUSTING. Just tons of bugs flying…read moreall over. I typically avoid playgrounds with sandboxes because of this, so we probably won't be back, but I love the playground otherwise.

Riverside Park is a sports complex, with a paved trail. Well manicured lawns and fields. Even amid…read morethe field closures, (due to COVID-19) the fields were all game ready. Signs are posted with a phone number to checks if fields are already reserved. The trail is a paved multi-use trail. It snakes around the various sports fields. Pavement is pretty smooth with only minor cracks. A great area to learn how to ride a bike. Use of bikes and skates are allowed on the trail. Dogs are also allowed. A large play structure is situated in the middle of the park. There is a also sandbox with two diggers. There are some shady areas that would be nice for a picnic. If a baseball game is in progress make sure to watch out for fly balls.

Great place for the family.kids played hard and the dogs loved it they can run for hrsread more

Such a great park with lots of lots of things to keep the littles having fun. 10 out of 10. I…read moredefinitely recommend if you are local definitely stop by and bring a picnic, family and friends!

I'm on a photography kick ., especially bird watching and joined several related facebook sites…read more Anyway i came here because several had reported eagles and rare ducks. It's winter so no one else was there at first ... I gather it's popular for fishing in warmer weather. No one was at the booth to collect any fee this time of year. No hawk, eagle or ducks but a ton of vultures .. around 50. They were eating something ..i walked around the lake to see .. it appears they were eating their own ... just bones and feathers left. There is a boat dock and a river. Saw a kingfisher at the river. I'd spotted several but this was the first time got a pic .. they usually are too quick to fly away.

As my journey continues to the places to have a nice carry out date night we come to this little…read morelake. You can reach this right off 275. It is really not a big place but nice quiet place. They do (not now of course) have boat rentals. There are really 2 places to park. One is right when you pass the small range/collect station you go a bit and look to your right. There is a kinda not noticeable entrance to a small parking/fishing area. Then if you drive a bit more around there is a much bigger parking area. There is also the rental building there. It has some nice places to lay down,walk, and just chill out. So do go and relax and enjoy.

This place is such a gem. It has something here for everyone…read more The trails are beautiful and range from easy to more moderate, so whether you want a relaxing walk or a bit of a challenge, you can find it here. It is one of those places that reminds you not to underestimate Ohio's natural beauty. There are hiking challenges too you can sign up for prizes. There is a really cute nature themed playground that is perfect for kids. This place also makes an amazing venue for events. You can rent spaces for parties or weddings, which is my dream venue. The welcome center is one of my favorite parts. They have live animals that are very well cared for, including rehabilitated raptors, which is so cool to see up close. There is also a large gift shop, a cozy lounging area, and coffee from Coffee Emporium available to buy. It is a great place to relax and take everything in, especially if you enjoy birdwatching. They also host seasonal events, and their Christmas lights event is one of my favorites. It really brings the whole place to life in a special way. The staff here are consistently kind, welcoming, and genuinely happy to talk with you. They are always willing to answer questions and make the experience even better. Overall, this is such a peaceful, educational, and well maintained place. Definitely somewhere you can keep coming back to and still enjoy every time.

Love the walking trails and ponds. Plenty of parking. Weekends are always crowded. Dog friendly.read more

Clepper Park has it all. Soccer fields, basketball, baseball, and pickleball courts keep the sports…read morecrowd happy, and the 5 mile loop around the park is perfect for a walk or run. Kids will love the playground and water area, and there are ponds on site for fishing too. Clean bathrooms, pavilions for rent, and a solid dog park round it out. One of the better parks in the area, easy to spend a whole afternoon here.

Attention Pickleballers! They put in new courts in the back by the dog park. Nice courts, already…read morebusy during popular play times. The only things I would say is the courts are a bit sloped more than other places. If you like heavy grit, the court paint will make your foot stick well. All in all, we had a great time playing here!

Beautiful community park. There are lots of wide open spaces. Wide open spaces are in part to there…read morebeing multiple baseball and soccer fields. This park would be awesome for flying kites. There is also a small playground, and paved walking trail. The trail snakes around the park. Many mature trees toward the outskirts of the park as well. Several different varieties of trees adds interest. Their added shade is much welcomed in a park with fewer shaded areas. This seems to be a popular spot to walk dogs. We were here for seversl hours and saw many dogs. There was even someone running a dog training lesson. There was plenty of space for everyone to be spaced out. I am so glad that some new friends invited us to this park. It is not in an area we frequently would visit before and, doesn't look as big as it is when driving by. It would be easy to pass by, and write this park off. Camp Dennison can definitely be classified as a hidden gem.

We walked the bike trail. Parked at veteran park in Morrow near Sunoco gas station. Drove down the…read moregravel road beside ball field 2 easy access to bike trail. The walk was lovely. Lots of shade as you walk alongside the river. Lots of birds ... I ran my merlin bird app.

I love the Little Miami scenic bike Trail. This is a paved path that runs from Dayton past Newtown…read more They are trying to expand the connection from Newtown to Lunken, which would then connect to downtown. They are working on putting in a bridge to get across the river after the trailhead in Newtown. They are hopeful to start in the spring of 2021. I usually park my car in Loveland, as I live in that area. When I ride my bike, I try to head towards Milford. From Loveland to a little bit past Milford and back, is about a 20 mile round-trip. If I ride from Loveland to the trail head at Newtown, there is a small addition of the trail that runs through a park in Anderson and dead ends under the bridge where the project will eventually begin. This additional 3 mile stretch can add 6 miles onto your bike ride, and it's one of my favorite parts! There are tons of wildflowers to see and is in direct sun. When it is windy, this 6 mile stretch can be difficult, as there is nothing breaking the wind (you are not in the woods anymore but out in the open). You can usually see planes flying low, as they are trying to land at Lunken Airport just across the river. Whether walking, running, or biking, I have felt very safe on this trail. I keep my cell phone close at all times, but I have never felt uncomfortable. Know that you may be the only one on the bike trail in certain areas. If you do you not prefer that, you may want to stick near the areas that have parking lots attached to the trail. These areas would be Loveland and Milford and Newtown. It is definitely one of my favorite parts of my town. My life would be so much different without this beautiful Bike Trail!

Cute hidden gem between Newtown and Anderson. It doesn't seem much like a park from the road but…read morefor families with kiddos who are looking for a super tall jungle gym, this is the space for you! At the bottom of the hill is a big baseball diamond and it looks like that's about it. BUT! If you drive up the lane you'll find Newtown's own Veterans Memorial, a huge covered picnic area (and I mean huge), a nice size kids play space, benches to sit and restrooms! We've come a few times and every single time there's either nobody at all or just a few folks. If you're looking for a quiet space to picnic or sit in the woods, this is a gem! It's especially nice for kiddos 3yo+ because they don't have to play survival of the fittest with a bunch of other kids on the playground.