Great place!!! They have everything you could possibly want, including frisbees. I recommend them…read morehighly, and have always been impressed with their prices.

I was out there for a tournament they held. Had to register and pick up a few discs. Very very…read morehelpful with getting me the perfect disc. Then they went above and beyond when they heard I was sleeping in my car, (I traveled there for the tournament) they gave me a safe place in their parking lot and ran me out power and hooked me up with wifi!! Awesome group of people. They owner is really kind and a cool guy to chat with. They have a huge selection of discs and a great online store! Definitely recommend getting in any tournaments these guys hold!

I haven't been here regularly in quite a few years lately because my kids are bigger now. I ran a…read morerace that came through the park and it's still a little hidden gem to me. Could it use some updates, sure, but I'm sure Kettering is getting there. The front of the park is a skate park and the back has a playground, path, disc golf course, picnic shelters, and a pond. The park also leads you to the Kettering Rec Center. I love that the park is rubber mulch. I also like the really cool and unique play structure. I do not remember the pond being so big so I feel like that has had an upgrade in the last few years. It looked nice. I'm not sure if you fish there or not. I do think they need to figure out how to get bathrooms back near where the shelters and playground are because if not you are walking up to the way front. The paths are in nice condition and connect to the neighborhoods for longer walks or runs.

A nice park across the street from The Greene! It was actually a lot bigger than expected. There's…read morea skate park towards the front of the park and you can drive back to get to the playground and walking path around the pond. This park also has a disc golf course and water complex! Lots to do and it doesn't feel like you are that close to the bustle of the The Greene

What a beautiful park! So much to offer for kids and adults. There is a cute community shelter with…read morevarious programs as well

We came over the summer one time and this is definitely one of the most unique parks I've been too…read more The playground has a really big American Ninja style warrior playground along with another smaller one. There are a lot of seating options and a nice big shelter with bathrooms. I didn't explore much more then those areas. We will definitely make a visit here again.

Always a great place for walking, relaxing, playing basketball or soccer, and enjoying the day. I…read moreeven began learning how to drive here. The best park in town, and the best around other than Caesar's Creek. Highly recommend a visit:)

Beautiful park. Long walking/hiking trails, disk golf, tennis courts, basketball courts, beach…read morevolleyball, soccer fields. Small catch and release pond.

This is an awesome DGC with a mix of both wide open spaces and forest. The Course is situated in…read moreTipp City Park. It was not listed on Yelp so I recently added it as a business. The course plays on meadows near four baseball diamonds, the bike path runs through it, and through beautiful woods too. It will challenge both your longest drives and a lot of nice trees and bushes are in the way too. As there are no ladies Tees if you are playing coed or with children make sure you give appropriate handicaps. In our match, Nicole got 10-15 steps ahead of the Tee. Hole 4 was tough to locate as the website has the location map starting and ending in the middle of the field but it changed to the fringe of the forest near the bike path. You will spend a couple of hours getting through this 18 hole course. The Fall day we played there was a mix of weather conditions with a few light sprinkles and a good amount of wind, which did affect some of our throws. I posted pictures with each of the markers. Hopefully it helps. When we finished playing we say a family of four going for #10 in the middle of the field. Afterwards enjoy a beer at Harrison's (closed Sunday's!)

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!

closed to the public and the people the blame are the owners down at iga claiming the historic…read moreattraction is not safe because of the railings but does absolutely nothing to fix them it's been years now and he will charge people over $100 just to take pictures truely some disgusting people

Great park with lots of green space. We come here for the baseball fields, which are always in…read moregreat condition. They usually have a concession stand open as well. The rest of the park looks nice as well.

This park is very clean has lots of trees, baseball fields, playgrounds and plenty of space to walk…read moreyour dog. It has lots of parking and some shaded parking spots depending on the time of day. There are also basketball courts And a couple of pavilions with garbage containers and picnic tables.

This is one of the five parts that we visited while we were in Florence Kentucky for the day. This…read morewas pretty good has a nature scenic type Park didn't have playgrounds and things of my children didn't really enjoy that too much so we didn't stay that long but it was pretty well I didn't get to see and they had some nice trees and nature and animals and things to look at so that was fun

I am in love with Lincoln Ridge Park. Between the gravel trails that wander the park and the disc…read moregolf course, I hit lincoln ridge at least once a week. There are two shelter areas that are in good shape and restroom structures which is always nice over a port-o-let. The playground looks fun, but since I don't have kids, I will leave that to someone else. There are ballfields and large open spaces of grass. The trail that wanders in the woods has good traction, is wide and well maintained. It has some seriously steep inclines and hills but isn't overwhelming. It's not super long, but good for a walk with the dog or a family looking for some outdoors. There is a gorgeous creek bed that runs thru the area giving a nature photographer plenty to shoot. The disc golf course is nationally recognized and is well maintained as well. There are 24 holes to play. Many of the holes are long and challenging with ravines and trees and narrow fairways. This is a course for the skilled and novice alike. I would say the novice should stay on the front 9 but there are plenty of holes after 16 or so that are playable for the novice as well. Overall, this is a versatile and well maintained park that I encourage anyone to visit at least once.