Guidebook for Dayton
Everything Else
If you are looking to take in the sights, or here on business, this is one of the largest employers in this area. You can hear revelry at times from our home if the wind is wright.
33 locals recommend
Wright-Patterson Air Force Base
If you are looking to take in the sights, or here on business, this is one of the largest employers in this area. You can hear revelry at times from our home if the wind is wright.
Quaint village that hosts 2 yearly street fairs (spring/fall). Shopping, breweries, hiking and eclectic people!
81 locals recommend
Yellow Springs
Quaint village that hosts 2 yearly street fairs (spring/fall). Shopping, breweries, hiking and eclectic people!
Meets up with John Bryan State Park and Glen Helen Preserve. Upper trail is very user friendly and amazing views. Daniel Boone is said to have escaped Indians by jumping gorge.
29 locals recommend
Clifton Gorge State Nature Preserve
2381 OH-343Meets up with John Bryan State Park and Glen Helen Preserve. Upper trail is very user friendly and amazing views. Daniel Boone is said to have escaped Indians by jumping gorge.
Arts & Culture
Dayton's premier live music club. Concerts to suit all musical tastes.
Visit oddbodys.com or Call (937) 813-4272 for Shows, Events, & Ticket Information.
Oddbody's
Dayton's premier live music club. Concerts to suit all musical tastes.
Visit oddbodys.com or Call (937) 813-4272 for Shows, Events, & Ticket Information.
A few blocks of arts and entertainment! Bars, nightclubs, shops and restaurants.
32 locals recommend
Oregon Historic District
504 East 5th StreetA few blocks of arts and entertainment! Bars, nightclubs, shops and restaurants.
An historic 1,154-seat performing arts venue located in downtown Dayton.
Visit victoriatheatre.com or Call (937) 228-7591 for Shows, Events, & Ticket Information.
26 locals recommend
Victoria Theatre Association
138 N Main StAn historic 1,154-seat performing arts venue located in downtown Dayton.
Visit victoriatheatre.com or Call (937) 228-7591 for Shows, Events, & Ticket Information.
Entertainment & Activities
Minor League Baseball Stadium in Downtown Dayton. Very inexpensive especially the lawn seating area!
33 locals recommend
Dayton Dragons Professional Baseball Team
220 N Patterson BlvdMinor League Baseball Stadium in Downtown Dayton. Very inexpensive especially the lawn seating area!
Admission: Free. (Suggested donations amounts will be posted. Additional fees for special exhibits)
Museum of fine arts. The DAI was rated one of the top 10 best art museums in the United States for k
76 locals recommend
The Dayton Art Institute
456 Belmonte Park NAdmission: Free. (Suggested donations amounts will be posted. Additional fees for special exhibits)
Museum of fine arts. The DAI was rated one of the top 10 best art museums in the United States for k
City of Dayton's Recreation Center, with Fitness Room, Gym and Swimming Pool. & Disc Golf Course, tennis and basketball courts in the park.
Daily, Monthly and Yearly passes available. (937)333-3131
Lohrey Recreation Center
2366 Glenarm AveCity of Dayton's Recreation Center, with Fitness Room, Gym and Swimming Pool. & Disc Golf Course, tennis and basketball courts in the park.
Daily, Monthly and Yearly passes available. (937)333-3131
Sightseeing
Carillon Historical Park is a 65-acre park and museum in Dayton, Ohio, which contains historic buildings and exhibits concerning the history of technology and the history of Dayton from 1796.
80 locals recommend
Carillon Historical Park
1000 Carillon BlvdCarillon Historical Park is a 65-acre park and museum in Dayton, Ohio, which contains historic buildings and exhibits concerning the history of technology and the history of Dayton from 1796.
Lots to see with many, many displays and...it's free! There is also an Imax theater which does charge a fee.
It's so close that you can see one of the museum hangers from end of street!
129 locals recommend
National Museum of the US Air Force
1100 Spaatz StLots to see with many, many displays and...it's free! There is also an Imax theater which does charge a fee.
It's so close that you can see one of the museum hangers from end of street!