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.

I've been (re)discovering some of the area's beautiful metro parks, and this Sunday's late…read moreafternoon visit to Bellebrook's Sugarcreek Metro Park was a real treat!! Shady and cool, in spite of the humid weather, and the best-marked trails I've seen at any of the Metro Parks I've visited so far!! I took the orange and blue trails, and even with my lousy sense of direction, I never got lost once!! Be sure to see the Three Sisters (now only two...) 550 year old white oaks on the orange trail, and the beautiful Orange Osage Tunnel, a real gem. Can't wait to check them both out in the fall!! Worth a visit... A true gem in the Five Rivers crown!!

Great safe place to hike. We tried a different trail .. green was 3.1 mile and more challenging…read more More hills and crossing a few streams on rocks. They were nice sturdy rocks but im old and uncoordinated.. so it was challenging. We were hot and tired but made it back safe. Great place to hike.

First visit and it was so good. High 40s into the 50s, 2.5 hours of solitude, God and his…read morecreation. And in late April on Wednesday morning, no one was around. I saw two people out on the trials the whole time. Bring a folding chair and you can find some great spots to sit and let your surrounds consume you. If you go to the welcome center there are restrooms and a place to fill up on water. The trail signs are positioned well and make it clear what trail is what. I recommend you take a picture of the park trial map, so you can reference it when necessary. There are some camp sites, and even some 'backcountry' camp sites that you have to hike too. Many different shelters to reserve with parking lots in other areas of the park (you don't have to hike to them). There is a sledding hill too. I only saw probably 10 or 15% of the park. But it is sure worth checking out. I believe it's 5 River metroparks biggest park. Enjoy exploring yelpers!!

Fall is my favorite time of year and great time to visit the park. Love the area they feed the…read morebirds so easy viewing for fun or photography. The birds aren't the only visitors .. .squirrels and chipmunks today. love chipmunks so cute. visitors center open for bathrooms and water.

After a family "event" in the area, I needed to "decompress," and this was the perfect nearby spot…read more Looks new-ish, or at least boasting plenty of updates. Nice paved trail(s) along with several spots "off the beaten path" that lead to a stream/creek path. I didn't have a lot of time to explore, but there's a beautiful old barn, ample parking, a nature center, picnic tables, a small "natural" play area, and VERY clean restroom facilities. I loved all the wild flowers along the paved trail. Wonderful neighborhood resource for a quick natural "getaway," or to stay longer and "forget about life for a while..."

CWPD has done an amazing job updating this park. The Kennard Nature Nook side has a great big…read moreparking lot now with a paved path that connects to the trails. The nature playground is great and quite imaginative. It could use maybe a little update or addition since nothing has really changed since it opened. There are bathrooms, which is nice. The trails are marked better now then in the past. I run here pretty frequently and it's improved since I started. There is also a bridge that connects the playground at Grant Trails park. The Normandy entrance is great, but limited parking when school is in session. There is a nice new bridge to connect you to the rest of the park now. The creek is easy to access on that side though. Lots of great creeking opportunities and options. Just all around a great park to explore. CWPD just keeps knocking it out of the park with their improvements.

Very nice little park. We stopped to have a picnic, since rest areas were closed…read more HOWEVER, no bathrooms

Very nice classic city park. We were there for the playground, of course. It's pretty big, with a…read morenew plastic playset in the center, and lots of older metal play structures around it. Slides, swings, climbing stuff, springy animal things, teeter totters, etc. Baby K loved it. Too hot to stay long, sadly, and too sunny so some things were hot. There's a big shelter, plus several smaller ones with single picnic tables underneath. Benches all around, a small skate park, large green space, decent amounts of shade trees.

My kids continue to love the playground here. My son has a great love for Owen's Place Park and the…read morehill you can slide down on cardboard. He finds it the most fun thing to do. I love all the different play options then just a playground. The music area is cute and the little houses encourage imaginative play. Parking right by the park can be tight, but you have a bigger lot across the road. This park also have a lot of baseball and softball fields plus soccer areas. They are all well maintained. The bathrooms all over the park are nice and clean. They have a really nice paved path that goes from the front of the park to the back sports fields. They also have a wetland path that connects to the other wetlands in the area. We just started playing more regularly on the baseball fields in the back and they are nicely maintained. Lots of sitting options including benches and bleachers. Overall a really great park.

Such an awesome park. I actually came here with family on the 4th of July for the fireworks display…read morethey have here every year, and it hasn't ceased to be amazing!!!!

This is such a great park and me and my cousins have so much fun every time we go. There is so much…read moreto do and it really doesn't get better than this park. Easy 5/5.

This was a neat park that I found earlier in 2021. It has a huge multiple feature playground. It…read moreoffers a skatepark and tennis courts. It also had walking path/trails in the back. For the playground there were so many options of things to do and even things I've never seen on other playgrounds. The skatepark was really big, but not in great shape I also saw a lot of random clothes with trash around. Overall a really cool park that my kid wants yo

Well I found a new park today I've driven past it for years and never noticed it to be honest. I…read morepulled in. it's has a little playground. Picnic area mature trees. There's a small paved path for biking jogging or walking loop trail. Several birds and squirrels. You could walk the loop or it connected to a paved trail that that went into the woods further and connected to a trail along the road. The trail along the road you could go either left or right and there were people jogging. I'm not sure if the trail into the woods is technically part of the park or not I would assume not but it's nice to know it does connect. This park is very close to the Austin Boulevard and not too far from the Dayton Mall area