Check-in to our wonderful city! See a piece of trash, pick it up and throw it away!
Remember To Build Up The City! Tons To Do Here Just Open Your Eyes, Ears, & Mind To NEW Things. Don't Be Afraid To Try Something New!
Watch for traffic! Look both ways, and put down the phone!oh and watch out for Skunks!
A nice place for families to shop.Make sure you take your smart phone & play the interactive QR code scavenger hunt for your chance to win prizes ...check out http://scanvengerhunt.net
have fun fishing, boating, geocaching (2-6 cache's), and much more. for geocaching just bring in your gpsr and plan for some hiking
Watch the traffic going both ways here. This "junction" crosses Smithville Road, You are pretty much blind crossing but the oncoming car's should be slow enough to cross quickly
Take a stroll on one of the many beautiful trails at Hills & Dales MetroPark! Read more.
If you're on field 4, park at krispy krene and walk over. Buy a doughnut first and walk it off on the awesome walking trail!:-)
Great place to run. Peaceful. Gots to check out the new water play area.
Track is free to Kettering residents. Just show your ID! Track was also recently renovated-very nice!
Visit the native Butterfly House and view native butterflies and moths in all stages of metamorphosis. Species such as painted lady, red admiral, monarch, giant swallowtail, black swallowtail, spicebu Read more.
Go to RiverScape MetroPark and look for the "Inventors RiverWalk" plaques. Follow the plaques all around the park and learn some very interesting information about ingenuity and invention in Dayton, O Read more.
Awesome water sprayers, sand/water play and unique playground equipment!! One of the best parks around!!
Explore the Children's Discovery Garden and learn how to discover, experience and love our world through gardening. Divided into three main areas, the garden offers opportunities to play among interes Read more.
Enjoy our town. It's amazing! Tourists keep our town alive and flourishing! Quit hatin townies. If you were Born and raised here u should know better! ;)
A great gem of a park in this city. The band shell really lends to an amazing sound. Clean (heated!) bathrooms, great playground, and close to the river.
Coming early is your best bet but Sundays are usually a day when the animals are active and its not too busy. Trust me I work here
An escape nestled on the Riverfront Downtown. Stop by at dusk for an amazing fountain show in Bicentennial Park.
Did you know? The park is named in honor of German poet Friedrich Von Schiller. His poem “Ode to Joy,” was later set to music by Ludwig van Beethoven in the final movement of his Ninth Symphony. Read more.
Trails didn't seem like much but it has a rock climbing area if you have your own climbing equipment.
This conservatory was built in 1895 and contains over 400 species of plants. Prior to 1884 this land was occupied by the State Fair.
Did you know? Whetstone Park was used for Victory Gardens during World War II. Today it’s home to one of the largest and most celebrated rose gardens in the United States. Read more.
Niagara Falls State Park, formerly Niagara Reservation State Park, is the oldest state park in the United States, established in 1885.
Visit the sustainable farm at Possum Creek MetroPark. Interact with animals, enjoy a hike on the trails or take advantage of the fishing ponds! Read more.
Great view, watch the wild life, a squirrel walked up to me and climbed up my pant leg, I didn't even offer it food! Lol. Made the trip!
Be sure and see the Three Sisters Islands. They are arguably the most beautiful area of the park.
