The park is wonderful. The irresponsible and gross dog…read moreowners that don't pick up after their dogs takes away from the experience.

This is a beautiful 83 acre park in the city of Troy OH. It has 2.5 miles of hiking trails and it…read morehas plentiful wildlife. You might see a deer or ducks or geese or who knows! It's very well maintained and it's a great place to spend an afternoon. There is artwork throughout the park with rocks and benches to sit and reflect. There are also numerous picnic tables to use throughout the park.

Absolutely huge. We were just there for the playground, but could hardly find it. There's a big…read morestadium that was hosting a track meet, plenty of shelters, trees, open spaces, playing fields, much more. Parking all over. A huge playset, plus smaller ones. Baby K absolutely loved it, especially the fairly dangerous old metal swirl slide. Easy to get around, pleasant shade, all in all a great park that I wish we had near us.

This is a 35 acre park along the Great Miami River in Troy, OH. The Great Miami Bike Trail also…read moregoes through it. We like to park here and walk north to the bike trail bridge and back to Twin Arches Reserve. That walk is 4 miles and it's one of the most scenic part of the bike trail that I have seen. It's beautiful.

It's small, right across from UVMC, and a great spot for splashing in the water or potentially…read morefishing. My kids had a fun time.

Huge place, mainly playing fields. Several good playsets of different sizes. K loved it. Lots of…read moreshelters, plenty of parking. A few benches by the playsets. Impressive, and I'd love to have it in my town.

Duke park is a recreation park on the outskirts of Troy. It has paved walking paths, soccer fields,…read morefootball fields and concession buildings, picnic tables, swing sets, play sets, fenced in dog areas and on and on. I've watched my kids play soccer and football here and now watch my grandkids do the same.

Nice enough for a small neighborhood park. A small playset with some nice features. A shelter…read more Lots of open green space, not a ton of trees. Fine, but nothing special.

This is a Troy, OH city park. It's right off Main Street on the south side. The back of this park…read moreis adjacent to the Hobart Urban Nature preserve. It has large, mature trees and plenty of playground equipment for kids to play on. Like all the other Troy parks, it's very well maintained.

I've biked all the sections of this trail from the south part of Dayton north to where it ends in…read morePiqua. Here's some of our favorite sections: The ride along the river in Dayton is beautiful. The twin ArchCulverts to Piqua as it winds around the huge trees. The bike trails in Piqua along the waterways as well as the Piqua bike trails. The trail north of the Taylorsville dam with the mature trees and the ghost town Tadmor. We are so very lucky to have such a wonderful trail close to us. The picture is taken at maybe 1/2 mike north of Tipp City. It's too new to be equipment used to clear the canal as the last boat passed this way in 1912. It's still interesting and it's on the left if your traveling north to Troy. Watch closely, it's easy to miss...

This is a small park that sits behind the library. It has benches, a gabazo to get out of the rain…read moreand a number of benches to sit and relax. A wrought iron fence circles the park that has a number of openings to allow for access. There are a couple plaques to read embedded in rocks in the park.

I love miami valley county park district! Facilities are clean and it is a really nice green space…read more I bring the family here to run around and get some extra energy out! They have a few different parks to choose from. I typically go to the ones near Tipp City.

From the owner: Our Mission The…read moremission of the Park District is to conserve natural resources and enrich the quality of life for the people of Miami County through stewardship, environmental education, outdoor experiences and passive leisure activities. Our Vision The Miami County Park District will continue to connect people with nature and contribute to quality of life through responsible conservation and stewardship. Protection of natural resources through preservation and management will continue to be the primary purpose of the organization. Maintaining healthy open spaces and native habitats improves water and air quality and provides an economic impact to the community. The Park District also intends to protect and share cultural resources, while promoting the importance of the natural and agricultural heritage within Miami County. The Park District has an exemplary reputation for stewardship of natural landscapes and for clean, safe and well-maintained facilities. The Park District is al

This is a recently developed nature preserve that's near Troy, OH. There are trails throughout the…read morereserve that are maintained. You can see deer, geese, coyotes, ducks, hawks and even a beaver on the lake. It's a very pleasant place to talk a walk. It's over 100 acres with 1.6 miles of trails to explore and it has a lake and a stream in the middle.

I'm an avid trail runner. My normal trail is closed through August for repairs, so I decided to…read morecheck this nature trail out instead. Unfortunately, I was severely disappointed. If you enjoy running through an open field, surrounded by tall grasses, with no shade, and no breeze, this place is for you. There is one very small section of trail that goes through a nice forested area, but other than that, it's basically like running through your neighbors corn field. It is well kept, which is nice, but I won't be back.