Nice mid-town park. Loads of grass, shade, open areas, a couple of playgrounds, and more…read more Bathroom building. Very pleasant. K loved the west playground, but we didn't get a chance to check out the other one, along the street on the east side. Benches and shade for parents. Definitely a nice neighborhood centerpiece, and a classic town park.

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

My husband and I bought 2 new phones. My phone locked up. I took it to the Fairborn store and the…read moregirl there very rudely said she couldn't do anything for me ,even though the receipt said you had 7 days for return. She screamed at me and said that's not their policy. I said then I want my money back she said I can't do that. I left very upset. The next day my husband and I went back. We literally took 2 steps in the door and she screamed at me and said I told you yesterday that I couldn't do anything for you . My husband said the receipt said we had 7 days she retorted THAT'S NOT OUR POLICY ! We all started hollering and she said we were in her personal space and she was calling the sheriff. We were on the other side of the counter! She kept repeating this so we left. THIS is customer service ? This girl needs to be fired! We will never go back to the Fairborn store again. We've talked to another Cricket store on Wilmington and that nice young man said he will do anything we need. By the way we are elderly people. She really does need to be FIRED !!!

Now that we've moved to a different part of town, this is our new go-to Park. My husband and I love…read moreall of the paved trails as it provides a nice walk in the evening. There's a gazebo and a swing that makes things feel evening a little romantic. Also, how fun is it to see deer everywhere? My little boy loves the playground near the main parking lot. I'm sure he will be happy to explore the other two playgrounds that this park features. The only downsides? Very little shade, wandering skunks and no swings for the kiddos.

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!

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!)

Fine little park for my toddler to explore. There's a playground, swings and shelter with picnic…read moretables. It gets the job done!

I've been warned, actually more like threatened about writing a review on this park. My sister…read morewants no one to know about this secret gem. This is a Cedar Point of dog parks! It's truly a big, happy place for dogs! I've never seen so many happy dogs. Literally running, frolicking, rolling around enjoying themselves. Not only were the pets enjoying themselves, the owners were too. It has a real sense of community. People were friendly, they knew each other and each others pets. Very cool! What's really nice is the creative use of land. This was once a landfill. Don't worry, there are no foul odors! There are three areas. Two smaller areas, one with training equipment, a regular sized area and a huge hill. When I say huge, I also mean steep. This is a really steep hill. Luckily you have the option of staying on the flat areas where the two other enclosed areas are. All areas are grassy, offer seating and water. What's also nice is the walking path. The paved path is lengthy enough (6 acres of park space) to where it is great exercise for both owners and pets. The only downside is the hill is so big that you can lose sight of your dog. My dog was enjoying herself so much, she ran off with a pack of playful dogs. She never does this. I definitely got my exercise looking for her. So for exercise, a chance to meet other dog lovers I strongly suggest visiting this park. If you see a large friendly white labradoodle playing around, you've come at a great time. He's very playful!

Conveniently located near I 70/I 75 intersection, the Montgomery County Bark Park is opened from…read moredawn to dusk. The Park is adjacent to The Montgomery County Animal Resource Center on Webster St. Exit 62 on I 75.The Park is divided into three connecting sections plus has an agility course. Water is available throughout the Park. You can always help out filling the buckets! Normal rules apply. No dogs in heat. No aggressive dogs. No dogs under 4 months - dogs need to be vaccinated. As with many dog parks, there are the regulars. Most are welcoming. Most people are well versed in dog behaviors and don't freak out when dogs wrestle and play. The Park is large and your dog can run! Not to say that the dogs won't ignore all the space and play around your feet instead! The Park is built on an old ash mound as the County incinerated trash for decades. Because of that, there is little shade available as trees cannot be planted. There is a gazebo structure at top with tables. DO NOT BRING FOOD into Park. All tables and agility equipment are made from recycled materials. Great re-use of space.

This is nice historic park located behind the Dayton Library's main Branch. It was initially named…read moreLibrary Park, But the city fathers passed a resolution to rename it Cooper Park. It is pretty straightforward and more of a plaza than a park. It primarily consist of a square patch of green space, shade trees, a statue of President William McKinley, and a couple of historical markers and other statues. In 1974, the Montgomery County Historical Society erected a historical marker for the park. In addition to the President William McKinley statue, there is a sculpture dedicated to public servants and another recognizing the services of Ambrose A. Winters on the park's perimeter. The park is named after Daniel Cooper, who is arguably the father of Dayton. In the late 1800's, Cooper donated the land on which the park sits with the intention of it being " Cooper "to be an open walk forever." an open walk forever." Cooper Park provides green space for residents in the Cooper Lofts, Ice Avenue Lofts and Cooper Place, as well as visitors to the library. When I was there, I saw some kids playing a football game on the park's green space. The park appears to be well maintained and even though it lacks a restroom facility, I guess if you really had to go, then you could just use the library's restroom. The park plays host to many of the city's rallies and festivals such as the Walk for Freedom, Party in the Park, and Dayton Pride Parade. There is metered street parking all around the park and is free on weekends and on weekdays after 6PM. This is a nice park to visit and hangout at if you are in the area or visiting the library. It is definitely not a destination library. It does not have playground equipment, a restroom facility, free parking, walking/jogging trails or other amenities you would find at other parks. It is however, still a nice shaded hangout spot. Even though it is located between 4 main roads, the roads are not as busy as you would expect so the park has a somewhat peaceful feel to it.