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Just for Kids!

All of the MetroParks facilities are family-friendly, but these amenities are ideal for little people. Why not head out to a park you haven’t tried before?

Children’s Discovery Garden
Butterfly House
Germantown Nature Center
Inventor’s Walk
Kids Corral
RiverScape Fountain of Lights
Carlisle Fort
Farm Animal Fun!
Island Playground & Splash Park
Adventure Central
Ride the River Rentals

Sledding in your MetroParks

Harvest JamboreeGet out and go sledding!
Did you know that many of your MetroParks have sledding hills? Take advantage of the snow this winter with your friends and family! View all Winter Activities


 
Located in Downtown Dayton, the National City 2nd Street Public Market tantalize your senses with over 50 local farm, floral, food, and gift vendors. Live music every week. Open three days a week, year-round! There’s something for everyone in the family!   Have fun with your family, share the world of nature, and receive a special gift patch!
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Luminary Walk


Hispanic Heritage Festival
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Video Tour of the Children's Discovery Garden
Video Tour of the butterfly house at Cox Arboretum MetroPark


Importance of Nature Play
Passport to Nature
NEW!! Interactive Nature Games

 

“I take my grandchildren to Carriage Hill to get them away from the daily lives of computers, cell phones and manufacturer activities…We have enjoyed the buildings, livestock, sledding, playing near the creek, walking the paths of the farm, horseback riding, the purchase of “penny candy” at the visitor center’s old fashioned store, and the opportunity to have a picnic on the grounds of the park”
– Mary Harvey

 

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