An okay park. We were there for the playground, and it is small, and on this spring afternoon was…read morefull of rude, rowdy kids, and nearby parents ignoring them. Baby K went over for a few minutes, couldn't play with anything, was in danger of being trampled, so we left. Big parking lot, lots of green space, some ball fields, a shelter. So a decent, average park in general, nothing special.

This park has two playgrounds, swings and a splash pad. I love it because it's not too far from…read morehome, it's never too crowded and because it's easy to visit with the kids after working out at the Y.

We happened upon this park while looking for a place for my kids to play. This park is nice and…read morealso free. It has a water/splash area as well as 2 separate little playgrounds neighboring it. There were a good amount of other children for my kids to play with.

What a fun find! I've lived in the Dayton area now for nine years and after hearing from many…read morefriends about Magee finally took some time to visit. We were coming mainly for the direct, easy access to the creek. With little ones this was something I needed. We were pleasantly surprised to find a great playground, picnic shelter, and just the best green space. Shade for days, which is perfect for hot days. The creek access is wonderful. Down a little embankment and you are right there. It's fairly shallow with some deeper parts. It's really easy to walk in. I highly recommend Keens or some type of water sandal with gripes. It can be slippery on the rocks. We found minnows, a water snake, and rocks. Didn't really look for much else as the kids were happy just to play in the water. The playground was great after they were done playing in the creek. Being completely shaded made it perfect for the hot afternoon. This is another near play area with various nature things on the outside of the structure and some cool things up in the tree house. They also had two small swing sets.

First trip out to Magee Park. Took my two grandchildren, ages 8 and 5. Very nice. The parking lot…read moreis adequate size. A covered shelter with tables sits off to one side. Great for picnics, etc. To the opposite end of the park, you'll find a large, open, grassy area, perfect for touch football. The playground itself is rather small, but the equipment appears to be in good condition. The big draw for us? The creek! What a great set up! Easy trek to the creek bed. Water seemed relatively clean (but cold!). The kids and I were able to wade around and hunt for minnows and fossils. Definitely the highlight of the park. Drawbacks: 1). Big groups using the shelter might fill up the parking lot fairly quickly. 2). Limited playground equipment. 3). Porta-potty, rather than actual restrooms - only one available (didn't use). Hands down, the creek is the reason to visit. We will definitely be returning. 4 1/2 actual stars.

A decent neighborhood park. Mainly open green space. Several neighborhood access points. No…read moreamenities besides a playset. Small, but good: a few slides, some climbing stuff, rubber chunks underneath, a few benches for tired parents.

Miamisburg has just spent the last year updating the entire park at Sycamore Trails. It has ungone…read morea major facelift. We have two new car entrances at Maue and the other one Heincke by the pool. The original entrance is now a pedestrian entrance. There is a roughly 2 mile paved path through the park and along Heincke/Maue. The disc golf course was updated. A new pond was added with catch and release fishing available. A beautiful and big new playground was added inside the park. At the top of the park on Maue are brand new tennis, pickleball, and basketball courses. There are also an adult and kid workout area including a timed 50 yard dash! There are brand new bathrooms inside the park and at the top. There are also two new picnic shelters in the same places. The sledding hill is still accesible. We also have new access to the creek with some new fossils signs coming in the next year. The trails are supposed to be more open and clearer to follow now as well. I cannot wait to make more memories with my family and friends at this beautiful new park!

A great park to play Disk Golf. The course is laid out well. It's kept clean and there is a…read morechildren's playing area as well. Some shaded areas to sit and enjoy the park. There are washrooms as well.

Small park with paved walking paths for walking biking or walking the dog. There is a play ground…read moreand big hill for sledding. This park is really close to another small park... carmody park.

My favorite CWPD park by far. There are so many trails and so many options to give you the…read moreadventure that you want. The added gravel path is nice for those that can't manage the tougher, longer trails. The nature is just absolutely wonderful here. I see deer, birds, butterflies, moths, and bees among other animals. The trails are always well-maintained and CWPD is quick to fix anything that isn't. I love that it's connected to Forest Field too for additional trails and amenities. They do have an indoor bathroom at Smith house. They also have added a really nice picnic shelter with durable picnic tables.

Weather was lovely and enjoyed my walk in the woods. No bugs yet and so nice to be outside after a…read morelong winter. Everything is still has the winter dead ... dormient look. look forward to everything becoming green and pretty again. Saw a few birds but not many. The hills were a challenge for us but we enjoyed it. Be aware can't count on bathrooms being open ... they were all locked.

Ventured out here on a beautiful Sunday afternoon to see one the the few remaining 5 Rivers Metro…read moreParks I haven't yet seen, and was NOT disappointed!! It always amazes me to discover these "mini-wildernesses" in the middle of/nearby a relatively populated area. So peaceful, well-maintained, and definitely a GREAT resource for the region!! Possum Creek is one of the few that I had not yet visited, so I decided to take advantage of a lazy Sunday afternoon to trek down to Moraine and see this gem for myself. Great for fishing, picnics, hiking (check out the beautiful, well-marked ORANGE trail) and it's even available for overnight camping (groups only??) Did not see a playground, though I'm sure there's one somewhere. Be sure to take your kids to the farm to see the animals and the Education Center, which was closed late Sunday afternoon, but I'm sure is a good resource as well... A bit off the beaten trail (perfect for a quick "escape") but definitely worth a visit!!

Possum Creek is a subtle superstar. It doesn't look to exciting as you get closer to the main…read moreentrance, but once you drive in, Possum Creek has a lot going for it on its 580 acres. From 9.2 miles of walking trails to 4.4 miles of horse trail the trails are diverse: scenic calming. Walk through beautiful prairies, forested areas over streams and huge trees galore, even past some old amusement park remains. Never to hilling or challenging the trails are a great way to explore and enjoy. There are 4 small fishing ponds and then Argonne Lake. Fishing is allowed in all 4 and you don't need a license, plus paddle crafts are permitted on Argonne lake; with h bluegill and bass, plus catfish stocked into the ponds on July 1. There is always something to catch. We even saw a fox while walking to the farm, yes they have a farm onsite too, rabbits, chickens, goats, donkeys, a garden and of course an old farm house with an educational building for farming programs and more. They even have a cool natural playground that blends in with the land, kinda like hobbits it's cool. Campsites to reserve with fire wood (provided by the park services) and a cool fire pit with a grill attached. I believe there are 3 or 4 campsites and they are huge, like 3 tens and 12 people huge. Of course they have picnic tables too. The only downer is no electricity and no showers, all they have our porta potties near the campsite. It really is a gorgeous park, there are also about 4 or 5 shelters to rent. You'll enjoy Possum Creek Metropark, it's great indeed.