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SunWatch Indian Village/Archaeological Park
SunWatch Indian Village/Archaeological Park is an archaeological site and reconstructed Fort Ancient American Indian village that was inhabited almost 800
Dayton, OH ArchaeologySunrise MetroPark
Sunrise MetroPark is one of 25 facilities within Five Rivers MetroParks, located in the Greater Dayton area. This small urban park situated on a high bank above the Great Miami River offers scenic views of the river and City of Dayton -- and a wildlife viewing area.
Dayton, OH ParksBroadway Joes Coffeehouse & Bakery
Just the right ambiance. Just the right flavor. Just the right location. Broadway Joes Coffeehouse & Bakery.
Stop by The Palace in Historic Downtown Greenville and you'll find Broadway Joes Coffeehouse &
Bear's Mill
Built in 1849 by Gabriel Baer, Bear's Mill is one of the few operating water-powered mills in Ohio today. The site of the present mill, as well as the water rights were granted to Major George Adams through a Presidential Deed by President James Monroe in 1824.
Placed on the
Beachwood Golf Course -Lakeview/Woodland
Course Access: Public
Holes: 18
Reserve Advance Tee Times: 7
The Winery at Versailles
Welcome to Darke County's only winery! Located just west of the village of Versailles, the winery is now celebrating it's 5 year Anniversary. We invite you to visit our remodeled barn, and relax in country charm ambiance.
Versailles, OH WineriesWhite Springs Golf Club
Course Access: Public
Holes: 9
Reserve Advance Tee Times:
Wesleyan MetroPark and Adventure Central at Wesleyan
Weleyan MetroPark and Adventure Central at Wesleyan are part of 25 facilities within Five Rivers MetroParks, located in the Greater Dayton area. Situated on Wolf Creek, it's hard to believe this scenic, natural area is located within the Dayton city limits.
Dayton, OH ParksFive Rivers MetroParks
Five Rivers MetroParks is a nationally renowned system composed of parks, river corridors and pathways. Formed in 1963 to serve the Greater Dayton, Ohio area, MetroParks now offers 25 outstanding public facilities and over 14,000
Dayton, OH ParksGarst Museum - Annie Oakley Center
Tour Garst Museum, named after the Garst family who donated the property to the Historical Society in 1946. The museum offers visitors information on Lowell Thomas, the Treaty of Greene Ville, General "Mad"
Greenville, OH Museums