Below are just some of the wonderful neighborhoods Dayton has to offer.
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Beavercreek is a fast-growing community located in the Miami Valley. The Mall at Fairfield Commons and the Greene Town Center offer great shopping as well as dining. Additionally, you are just a short drive away from Wright-Patterson Air Force Base, Wright State University, and the U.S Air Force Museum.
The City of Bellbrook is full of restaurants, coffee shops, and parks. There is always something to do! They host an annual Maple Sugar Festival, are home to Stagecoach toys, a large retail and consignment store with thousands of vintage toys, and the Blueberry Cafe featuring the Muffin Man.
Carlisle got its start when the railroad was extended and a train station was built. Today, it is home to a variety of parks as well as a "double UF house" that resembles two silver-colored flying saucers.
The City of Centerville has so much to offer, including hiking and biking trails, nearly 50 parks, fine dining, upscale shopping, a charming historic downtown business district, and more! Whether you live in the area or are visiting, be sure to stop by Bill's Donut Shop for a sweet treat!
Fairborn is a unique community with an abundance of amenities ranging from. Looking for a variety of shopping, eateries, and fun? The downtown area has you covered! Additionally, Fairborn is home to the Wright-Patterson Air Force Museum, Wright State University, and Oakes Quarry.
The City of Franklin offers an array of attractions. With community parks, a year-round driving range, a nine-hole public golf course, and lots of community events, there is something for everyone!
Germantown is known for its historic downtown area and parks, including Veterans Memorial Park, which is the center of many social events year-round. There is also a disc golf course located perfect for all skill-levels.
Huber Heights offers quality homes and friendly neighborhoods close to everything. With a full-service YMCA, extensive community parks, two MetroParks, numerous shopping centers, and Summer Music and Movie Series for the community, you will always have something to do!
Kettering is a lively neighborhood with quality parks, recreation, and a variety of arts. Home to the Rosewood Arts Center, Fraze Pavillion, and facilities for year-round fun, Kettering is an attractive location to live.
Miamisburg, known as Ohio's "Star City," has grown to become an ideal destination in the Miami Valley. With bike trails, art galleries, museums, bars and eateries, and , Cox Arboretum MetroPark, there is plenty to see and do! Not only will you love the sites, but you will love the community events Miamisburg has to offer.
Moraine is located near downtown Dayton where you can enjoy the Dayton Art Institute, Carillon Historical Park, and a variety of indoor recreation centers. It is also home to Deer Meadow Park that features a skate park and pond fully-stocked with a variety of fish, as well as free garden plots if you are a resident to the community.
Oakwood is a quaint, walkable neighborhood complete with schools, shops, parks, and community activities, all within blocks. The area is rich in architecture, and, because of the city’s age, many homes were build before WWII and the area features a variety of historic houses.
The Oregon District is Dayton's oldest Historic District and is home to unique shops, bars and restaurants, almost all locally owned and operated. If you are a fan of live music and night life, this is the place for you!
Riverside is a lively city rich in outdoor recreation such as trails, water access, and four major parks with a variety of activities for every season of the year. It is also conveniently located near Wright-Patterson Air Force Base as well as the National Museum of the U.S. Air Force.
Springboro is a growing community and is home to the Springboro Performing Arts Center, Heatherwoode Golf Club, La Comedia Dinner Theatre, Dorothy Lane Market, and great shopping and dining at Austin Landing. Did you know: as a stop on the Underground Railroad, Springboro played a significant role by providing hiding places for escaping slaves.
Tipp City is a charming community of unique shopping and dining with a wonderful historic district. During the warmer months, you are a short drive away from the Strawberry Festival and canoeing/kayaking on the Great Miami River.
Trotwood covers an area of about 30 square miles and has a diverse population. Trotwood is located in Montgomery County and is part of the Dayton Metropolitan Area. The community has a mix of residential and commercial areas, offering a suburban feel. It's known for its neighborhoods like Wolf Creek, which offers a mix of housing styles. The city has parks, including Madison Lakes and Hara Arena, providing recreational opportunities. There are ongoing revitalization efforts aimed to enhance the local community and attract businesses. The city is accessible via major highways, contributing to its connectivity within the greater Dayton region.
Vandalia is home to a variety of art programs and a handful of beautiful parks, including Jeffers Park that offers community gardens. In 2016, Vandalia was the first "Bee City, USA" in Ohio and they are dedicated to sustain pollinators by increasing native plants, providing nest sites, and reducing the use of pesticides.
Older than the state of Ohio, Waynesville offers a fascinating combination of history and culture. It is home to Caesar Creek State Park and the Ohio Renaissance Festival, and is just a short drive to Kings Island Theme Park.
Xenia features twelve local parks with a variety of amenities including playgrounds, basketball courts, a skate park, baseball/softball diamonds, walking paths, fishing areas, disc golf course, and more!