We were in downtown Dayton for our USAF Reunion for three nights. In addition to our dinner…read morefunctions we had group trips to the National Museum of the United States Air Force and other highlights around the city. Overall it was a fun and worthwhile experience. People at the places we visited were friendly including at our hotel. On the negative side, there were a lot of street closures and detours when trying to get around the city. Some were due to construction but also street closures because of festivals and outdoor activities that were happening. But, other than dealing with the heavy traffic created by the closures, my GPS (and dead reckoning wherever closures were not reflected) got me where I wanted to go. We spent a lot of our time in reunion activities but did get out to see some of what Dayton has to offer.

It's very much a suburban place, I wouldn't call it a big city center, but it is an epicenter and…read morethey do a good job of bringing it into the forefront.

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Small but well-stocked "storefront" library satellite branch hidden away in a line of stores in the…read moreKroger Shopping Center on Bechtle. VERY helpful staff will help find just about anything you need. The main branch library in downtown Springfield is amazing, a true oasis in a semi-dying city, but this branch is SO convenient, especially when you're running errands and need to either pick up or return some books or movies. Nice kids section, and LARGE music and books-on-tape selections as well-- Can't go wrong!! I like the easy-going 1 day "grace period" for overdue stuff. Bathroom's kinda stinky, unfortunately, but otherwise clean, comfy, and cozy place to be...

Always worth visiting, and with great people there to talk to. Beautiful buildings as wellread more

I've seen many museums, historic villages, and landmarks around the world, but this is one of the…read morebest. What a fantastic time we had taking a tour of James Galloway's log cabin, as well as the restored Victorian mansion with period decor, the Titanic exhibit, railroad display, and step back in time to the 1800's scenes, all at the Greene County Historical Society! I highly recommend it to everyone in the Xenia area!

The Lewisburg Historical Society is a great place to visit. They have a train depot/museum full of…read moreLewisburg artifacts, a Caboose and a blacksmith shop. Young and old alike will enjoy it. It's close to the Lewisburg Park to finish up the day with the kids. Definitely worth going to!

We visited yesterday for my teenage daughter to take her driving test. Although busy, as soon as…read morewe walked in, those working at the BMV and giving driving tests were kind, helpful and put people at ease. As I waited for my daughter to be called and why my daughter was taking her test, I watched several driving test staff come out and call names to take someone out for their test and every single staff member was kind, warm, smiled and engaged with the person. I watched an anxiety decreased among every single person who was being tested. The feedback to my daughter after her test was intentional and kind. As she passed, we then had to go to the other section of the BMV to get her license and again, every person we encountered was lovely. This BMV was extremely busy, but it was like a well-oiled machine. Everything moved fairly quickly and every person we encountered was great. Thank you Huber Heights BMV for just being all around stellar. You made going to the BMV a great experience - which can be hard to do! Thank you and we appreciate you!

This location has always taken care of us, even when other BMVs told us "no". My husband had an…read moreexpired NM license, but was on active duty in the military, so it was still considered a valid license by NM's laws. Just before he retired from the military, he went to get an Ohio license and was told by another location that he'd need to take the driver's license test, since his license was expired. We came to THIS location, and they figured out how to get him an Ohio license without having to take the written and driving exam. Today we came to register a new vehicle and found that they have changed their system (due to COVID) and now screen you when you walk in, give you a number, and direct you to stand on one of the circles on the floor that are 6 feet apart until your number is called. We were out of there in under 15 minutes. Everyone who works there is always friendly and polite.

Extremely nice staff. In and out with no issues!read more

We finally had some nice weather about a month ago and we were dying to get out of the house. I…read morefound out about a nice biking/walking trail that begins at this park. So we packed up the car and came here ASAP. This park will be great to visit when it's officially warm. The jungle gym has three sections for three different age groups, which is awesome! You don't have to worry about the little ones getting run over by the bigger kids. They also have a little warmer park/sprinkler section that is fenced off and will be open when summer comes. Lastly, there's an amphitheater. I'm hoping there will be concerts there this summer. The trail I mentioned goes on to Wegerzyn Park. I think it's about a five minute bike ride or a 15-20 minute walk.

I love this park. It was the first weekend in May when my daughter & 2 grandchildren brought me…read morehere for the first time. After many weeks of self quarantine I was so excited to be spending a few days up in Dayton. My first impression of @islandmetropark was it's large size and many paved trails that are great for hiking, walking, running and bike riding. These trails traverse across large open fields of grass past trees, soccer fields, tennis courts, jungle jims & swing sets. Unfortunately the swing sets and jungle jims were closed to people due to the covid-19 pandemic. My grandson's favorite trail took us across a small suspension bridge over a river where people can frequently be seen kayaking. He also enjoys playing on the river bank close, to where the roadway passes by the park. The day we were there the park staff was very busy working on the park landscaping and we saw geese that my grandson wanted to chase. My daughter likes that the paved trails are great to use when it's been raining. My grandson loves to run and play in the fields of grass. This park has something for everyone and is great for families! Until next time be kind to each other and stay healthy. @yelpcincy @islandmetropark @dayton #familyfun #suspensionbridge #cityparks