While
in Dayton Activities
Interesting
Places to Visit
Visit nearby Clifton, Ohio! It
is home to Clifton
Mill, a restored operating grist mill. Tours are available.
Take I-70 east to Exit 54 (SR 72). Take SR 72 south 6 miles to Clifton.
Look for signs to Clifton Mill.
The Darke County Visitors Bureau
will be donating a KitchenAid stand mixer to the prize drawing!
Why KitchenAid? Every KitchenAid stand mixer in the World is manufactured
in Darke County! Come see us! For information contact the Darke
County Visitors Bureau, 1-800-504-2995.
Visit the Miami County
Visitors Bureau for more information on places such as Bruckner
Nature Center, Double E Ostrich Farm, Hobart Arena, Fulton Farms,
Kenworthy Motorcross, historic covered bridges, and Springhill Nurseries!
For more information, call 1-800-348-8993.
Visit over 14 antique and
specialty shops in Waynesville,
Ohio, located south of Dayton in Warren County.
Visit over 20 antique malls
in nearby Springfield,
Ohio.
Visit the historic Oregon District dating back to
1829, located near downtown Dayton. It is Dayton’s first designated
historic district. Enjoy antiques, art, and bookstore as well as
pubs, restaurants, and coffee houses.
Whether you have an hour or a day,
an interest in art, antiques and collectibles, or just enjoy shopping,
Historic Tipp City is a must!
This 1840's Miami-Erie Canal town offers hours of pleasure browsing
the selections of over 50 antique dealers, 15 or more specialty
shops in the renovated 1850's Old City Hotel, historical museum,
art galleries and exhibits, and excellent dining opportunities.
You might want to stop first at the Tippecanoe and and Tyler Too!
Visitors Center at 12 E. Main Street where they can provide you
with information on this town formerly called "Tippecanoe." Take
Northbound I-75 to Exit 68 (SR 571) at Tipp City. Turn onto SR 571
and go 1.0 mile east to the shops of Old Tippecanoe City. For more
information, call (937) 667-9435.
Visit the exciting Village of Yellow Springs for its unique downtown
atmosphere. Not a city person? Spend a day in one of its parks or
at nearby Young’s Jersey
Dairy enjoying miniature golf and ice cream! For information
about Young’s, call (937) 325-0502.
Also, the Dayton Daily News has a
site that covers many aspects of Dayton. Check it out!
