greene county, ohio visitors guide

G R E E N E C O U N T Y , O H I O V I S I T O R S G U I D E

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WHAT TO SEE AND DO 4-10

GET OUTDOORS 11-15

WHERE TO RIDE 16-19

WHERE TO SHOP 20-23

WHERE TO HAVE FUN & RELAX 24-27

FESTIVALS & EVENTS 28-29

FARMERS MARKETS 30-31

WHERE TO STAY — HOTELS 32-36

WHERE TO STAY — B&B 37-38

FIND YOUR WAY AROUND 39-44

WHERE TO EAT 45-49 BAKERIES & DESSERTS COFFEE SHOPS BREWERIES & WINERIES ICE CREAM SHOPS

EMERGENCY INFO 50-51 & RELOCATION INFO


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Greene County is a diverse destination just east of Dayton, between Cincinnati and Columbus. Here you will find beautiful farms and countryside, a friendly laid-back atmosphere, and communities filled with a creative spirit! While it

may have a traditional structured side, it’s never routine. That’s because here amongst the main streets and meadows there is enough space to move outside

the norm and enjoy life. Come outside just beyond the limits of the city where you can summon the child-

like joy of adventure and discovering something new and unexpected. Come to Greene County, to a place that inspires creativity at every turn. Imagine a palette of seasonal amber against dark rich earth, the bright red of a barn against rows of organic greens…. Now take all those colors of nature’s color palette and Color outside the lines!

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Young’s Jersey DairySome of the best ice cream in Ohio is only the beginning at this family owned farm. Miniature golf, two restaurants, heated driving range, batting cages, petting zoo, two gift shops, and a seasonal corn maze. Just North of Yellow Springs on U.S. Rt. 68.(937) 325-0629 • youngsdairy.com

Yellow SpringsThe village of Yellow Springs is one of the most popular destina-tions in Ohio. Spend the day shopping in over 50 specialty shops, boutiques, and galleries. Then take a break and enjoy some fantastic aromas and unique flavors at any one of the 15 bistros. Listen to the street musicians, stop by the pub for live music, see a movie, visit an art gallery or simply enjoy the art all around town from hand-crafted tile benches to murals to knit graffiti. Unique and unexpected is the norm in Yellow Springs.(937) 767-2686 • yellowspringsohio.org

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Huffman Prairie Flying Field (FREE)Huffman Prairie Flying Field, a national historic landmark, is located at Wright-Patterson Air Force Base in Greene County. This 84-acre pasture is where Wilbur and Orville Wright undertook the difficult and dangerous task of creating a dependable, fully controllable airplane and training themselves to be pilots. The field looks just as it did when the Wright brothers flew here in 1904.(937) 425-0008, Enter through Gate 16A, WPAFB, Ohio 45433

Huffman Prairie Flying Field Interpretive Center (FREE)The Huffman Prairie Interpretive Center exhibits focus on the Wright brothers’ experimental flights at Huffman Prairie Flying Field in 1904 and 1905, and on The Wright Company’s flying school from 1910 to 1916. The Interpretive Center also covers the history of Wright-Patterson Air Force Base from its beginnings at McCook Field in Dayton during World War I, up to its contributions to the aerospace projects of the future now being carried out at its current complex, which includes the Huffman Prairie Field where Wilbur and Orville Wright turned their invention into a practical machine. (937) 425-0008, 2380 Memorial Road, WPAFB (Off Route 444)

Wright Brothers MemorialThe Memorial is located at the top of Wright Brothers Hill, overlooking the Huffman Prairie Flying Field. A plaque on the low stone wall surrounding the plaza around the Memorial lists the names of the 119 pilots trained at Huffman Prairie. The Memorial was erected by the citizens of Dayton to honor Wilbur and Orville Wright for their original aereonautical research. (937) 425-0008, 2380 Memorial Road, WPAFB (Off Route 444)

Wright State University ArchivesWright State University is named in honor of Wilbur and Orville Wright. The Archives contains the most complete collection of Wright brothers items, including about 4,000 photographs that document the invention of the airplane or pertain to the Wright family. The Archives also includes many other aviation collections, all of which are available to researchers with ad-vance notification. A full-scale replica of the Wright brothers’ 1903 airplane hangs from the ceiling of the Library’s atrium and selected items from the Archives’ Wright Brothers Collection are on display in the Library Reading Room. 3640 Colonel Glenn Highway, Fairborn (937) 775-2092 wright.edu

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National Museum of the United States Air Force (FREE)The world’s largest and oldest military aviation museum with over 400 aerospace vehicles and thousands of personal artifacts, photographs and documents tell the story of military aviation from the days of the Wright brothers to the latest in stealth technology. Sensory-rich exhibits, hands-on educational programs and information, and entertaining special events bring the Air Force story to life. Nine presidential aircraft are located in the Presidential Gallery. The Museum complex includes three attached main museum buildings, which contain a newly renovated giant screen digital 3-D theater, restaurant, gift shop and aviation bookstore, as well as the major exhibits. Located a mile from the main museum are the Presidential Aircraft and Research and Development/Flight Test Hangers. A Memorial Park adjacent to the parking lot contains various memorials honoring individuals and organizations associated with the United States Air Force. Springfield Street, at Gate 28B, 1100 Spaatz Street, Wright-Patterson Air Force Base(937) 255-3286 • nationalmuseum.af.mil

National Aviation Hall of Fame (FREE)Established to honor those who have made significant contributions to the history of aviation. The National Aviation Hall of Fame is located inside the National Museum of the United States Air Force. (937) 255-0944 • nationalaviation.org

Dayton Aviation Heritage National Historical ParkThe human imagination found its high-est expression in three men from Dayton, Ohio: Wilbur and Orville Wright, first to fly a powered, heavier-than-air machine and creators of the practical airplane, and Paul Laurence Dunbar, who with his compelling new voice was the first African American writer to win high distinction in American literature. Dayton Aviation Heritage commemorates the lives and legacies of these three exceptional men and the history of aviation. The park is a cooperative effort between the National Park Service and four partners. nps.gov/archive/daav/home.htm

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National Afro-American Museum and Cultural CenterThe Museum opened to the public in 1988 with enthusiastic support of hundreds of individuals throughout the nation who have donated family treasures to the center. In less than two years, the museum had developed one of the nation’s largest collections of Afro-American materials, including over 9,000 artifacts, 350 manuscript collections, and thousands of photo-graphs. Staff continues to collect artifacts from people throughout the nation who are anxious to have their family history preserved in the first national museum dedicated to Afro-American history and culture. The National Afro-American Museum and Cultural Center (NAAMCC) opened a new art exhibit, “How I Got Over,” which showcases how African Americans have used art to mobilize communities. The exhibit title comes from the song sung by gospel singer and civil rights activist Mahalia Jackson after Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.’s famous “I Have a Dream” speech. The NAAMCC is located on the campus of Central State University. Hours Wed - Sat. 9AM to 4PM. Closed Sun. Mon. & Tues. Wilberforce (937) 376-4944 ohiohistory.org/national-afro-american

Wright State University Art GalleriesThe Wright State University Art Galleries strives to bring to our region the best contemporary art that is available both nationally and regionally, and to make it readily accessible to our audience. Being a university gallery, we are able to utilize diverse intellectual and physical resources to provide quality arts educa-tion and cultural experiences to not only the Wright State University community, but to citizens of the Dayton metropolitan area and southwest Ohio. The Galleries have grown an impressive contemporary collection of over 450 pieces that in-clude names such as Jim Dine, Robert Rauschenberg, Cindy Sherman, Jeff Koons, Chuck Close, and Lucien Freud. Fairborn, (937) 775-2978 • wright.edu/artgalleries/ Greene County Historical SocietyAn award-winning local organization that has earned a state and national reputa-tion for bringing history to life. Three floors of handicapped-accessible exhibits at the Brantley Carriage House Museum, the authentically restored Victorian Town House, and the historically significant Galloway Log House tell the Greene County story from prehistoric hunters to Tecumseh to Norman Vincent Peale. Xenia (937) 372-4606 • gchsxo.org

Clifton Opera HouseOperated by the Clifton Historical Society, this opera house (built in 1893) features jazz, dixieland, ragtime, western & country, bluegrass, Appalachian and gospel. Saturday evenings at 7:30 PM. Clay Street at S.R. 343, Clifton(937) 767-2343 • villageofclifton.com

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ADMISSION:Adults: $6.00Seniors: $5.00Children (6-18): $30.00Children (5 & under): FREE

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Historic Clifton Mill The Historic Clifton Mill is one of the largest water powered grist mills still in existence. Built in 1802, the mill was originally called the Davis Mill by its founder Owen Davis. Clifton Mill provided cornmeal to fed-eral troops during the American Revolution. The Historic Clifton Mill was built in this location to take advantage of the natural power of the concentrated water funneled from the Little Miami River into the Clifton Gorge. The Satariano family purchased the mill in 1987 and continue to preserve its historical integrity. Step back in time as you visit the mill and enjoy home-style cooking along with the general store feel of the charming gift shop. Serving breakfast and lunch daily. Dinner (Fri. and Sat. only) 75 Water Street, Clifton(937) 767-5501 • cliftonmill.com

Bellbrook - Cape Cod Children’s Farm A children’s activity center developed for children ages 2-12. A farm setting, laid out in beautiful Sugarcreek Township with friendly animals and smiling staff for you and your child’s enjoyment. 3187 E. Centerville Road, Bellbrook (937) 901-2826 • capecodchildrensfarm.com

Bellbrook - Cape Cod Equestrian CenterCape Cod Farm and Equestrian Center is the largest and most re-spected horse training facility and riding academy in the area. 3187 E. Centerville Road (937) 848-8566 • capecodfarm.com

Greene County 4-H Quilt Square TrailImagine rounding a bend in the road and laughing out loud at the sight of a huge quilt square on the side of a barn. There are forty such opportunities to be delighted waiting for you on Greene County’s highways and byways. They are the results of community service projects by some of Greene County’s most creative 4-H clubs. These squares not only celebrate a rich farming heritage but they serve as a reminder that the family farm is still alive and thriving. We invite you to explore our county. Visit a few quilt squares at a time or visit them all in a single day. A free self-guided tour brochure is available. (800) 733-9109

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Beavercreek Golf Club18 hole Fuzzy Zoeller Signature course designed by Brian Huntley. Over 7,000 yard course length. 2800 New Germany-Trebein Road, Beavercreek (937) 320-0742 beavercreekgolfclub.com

Rollandia Golf Center18 hole par 3 executive course, heated and covered driving range, and 18 hole miniature golf course. 4990 Wilmington Pike, Dayton (937) 434-4911 gorollandia.com

Sebastian Hills Golf Club18 hole championship course designed by Steve Burns. 6,646 yard course length.1100 Knoll Haven Drive (Off Jasper Road), Xenia (937) 372-2468 • sebastianhillsgolfclub.com

WGC Golf Course18 hole course designed by Jack Kidwell and Mike Hurdzan. 6,365 yard course length. 944 Country Club Drive, Xenia (937) 372-1202 • wgcgolfcourse.com

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P A R K SGreene County Parks & TrailsGreene County Parks & Trails invites you to get out of the house and enjoy the natural beauty of Greene County, Ohio! Our 2,600 acres of parks and nature reserves offer hiking, fishing, picnicking, interpretive nature programming, canoeing, camping - activities, classes, camps and special events for every member of the family - including the dog! We are at the very heart of rail trail biking in the Midwest, with over 60 miles on five major paved trails. (937) 562-6440 • gcparkstrails.com

Beavercreek Parks, Recreation and Culture789 Orchard Lane, Beavercreek, (937) 427-5514 ci.beavercreek.oh.us/city-offices/parks-and-recreation/

Beaver Creek Wetlands Nature ReserveJust north of Phillips Park and Rotary Park in Beavercreek you’ll discover the 76 acres of the Beaver Creek Wetlands Nature Reserve. Entrance to the reserve is through Phillips Park, just east of Orchard Lane off Dayton-Xenia Road. A 1.26 mile loop trail leads hikers through habitats of floodplain woodlands, marsh, wet prairies, woodland pools, scrub shrub wetlands, and along Beaver Creek. The reserve is a bird watchers paradise, and a great place for nature study and photography. Beavercreek, (937) 562-6440 gcparkstrails.com/parks-BeavWetland.html

Bellbrook-Sugarcreek Park District2751 Washington Mill Road, Bellbrook • bellbrooksugarcreekparks.org

Greene County Parks & Trails Spring Lakes Park Stocked fishing lakes. 2191 Ferry Road. Bellbrook, (937) 562-6440

Clifton Gorge State Nature Preserve268 acres. A spectacular example of geological forces, limestone cliffs, scenic waterfalls and rapids on the headwaters of the Little Miami State and National Scenic River. Clifton, (937) 767-7947

Fairborn Parks & RecreationOver 686 acres of diverse parkland ranging from wildlife reserves to sports fields to eighteen neighborhood parks and playgrounds. (937) 754-3090 • ci.fairborn.oh.us

Glen Helen Nature Preserve1,000 acre nature preserve with hiking, raptor center and trailside museum. 405 Corry Street, Yellow Springs, (937) 769-1902 • glenhelen.org

Wartinger Park This 4.3 acre historical park is a sanctuary for some of the earliest buildings in Greene County including the Philip Harshman House (circa 1803-1807), the Samuel Ankeney House (circa 1828), the John Nicodemus Cabin (circa 1811) and the Peter Tobias-Zimmer Barn (circa 1858). There is also a faithful replica of George Jarusiewic’s Cabin from 1805.3080 Kemp Road, Beavercreek, (937) 427-5514 beavercreekhistoricalsociety.org/wartingerpark.html

Sara Lee Arnovitz Nature PreserveThe Sara Lee Arnovitz Nature Preserve is located just north of Xenia on Kinsey Road, past Xenia High School, near Woodland Drive. Here you’ll enjoy a pleasant stroll along a boardwalk path through a marsh of cattails, rushes and thimble weed. Crossing a bridge over Old Town Creek, you’ll enter a forest area of walnut, oak and hickory. A lovely sanctuary for bird-watching, nature photography or just a peaceful hike through a wetland ecosystem any time of year.(937) 562-6440 • gcparkstrails.com/parks-SaraArnovitz.html

Oakes Quarry ParkThis 190-acre Oakes Quarry Park, formerly a rock quarry, features worldclass fossil beds, an old-growth forest, a native-grass prairie, and miles of hiking and horseback riding trails combined with some of the most stunning vistas in Greene County. One of the world’s largest and most diverse collections of marine organism fossils from more than 425-million years ago can be found here. This is one of the only three locations in Ohio where glacial grooves, slides and polishing are preserved. On SR 235 1/4 mile east of I-675. (937) 754-3090 • ci.fairborn.oh.us

Sugarcreek ReserveThis 618 acre park is managed by Five Rivers MetroParks. Features include three 550 year old oak trees known as “The Three Sisters”, a planted tall grass prairie, an osage orange “tunnel”, woodlands and scenic Sugar Creek. 5 miles of wooded trails. 1/4 mile paved path. 10 miles of bridale trails (no horse rental). Group camping is available. 4178 Conference Road, Bellbrook, (937) 275-PARK • metroparks.org/Parks/Sugarcreek/Home.aspxg r e e n e c o u n t y o h i o . o r g

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Indian Mound ReserveOne of our most popular parks, Indian Mound Reserve’s 169 acres offer one of the most diverse areas managed by the Greene County Parks & Trails. A spectacular natural resource is created with a blend of Cedar Cliff Falls, the Massie Creek Gorge, meadow, woods, river and marsh, creating an amazing view in any season of the year. Native American history can be learned here with the Pollock Works, a Hopewell structure, and the Williamson Mound, an Ad-ena structure, both of which are hundreds of years old. Located south of Cedarville on U.S. Route 42. (937) 562-6440 gcparkstrails.com/parks-IndianMound.html

John Bryan State Park60 campsites (including 10 sites with electricity and one teepee). This is the most scenic state park in western Ohio. Campsites are not laid out in a grid, adding a sense of freedom to your experience. With nine miles of hiking trails along the Little Miami River’s towering limestone cliffs and the Village of Yellow Springs right next door, you’ll keep your family happy for two days or two weeks. Yellow Springs, (937) 767-1274 • johnbryan.org

Narrows Reserve and Nature CenterThe Narrows Reserve offers canoeing, fishing, picnicking and hiking through forests, meadows and ravines where you’ll see an abundance of plant and animal wildlife. Over four miles of hiking trails on 162 acres. A great place for nature study, photog-raphy, and “roughing it” at one of our primitive campsites. The Narrows Reserve lies alongside the National and State Scenic Little Miami River near the intersection of Indian Ripple Road and Factory Road in Beavercreek Township, just a few miles south of U.S. Route 35. The Narrows Reserve Nature Center is located at 2575 Indian Ripple Road, just west of the main Narrows Reserve entrance in Beavercreek. Please plan a visit to view the native plant and animal exhibits, tour the rap-tor aviary and the Greene County Beekeepers’ Association Apiary. Hours are 8 a.m. to 4:30 p.m., Monday through Saturday(937) 562-6440 or (937) 429-9590gcparkstrails.com/parks-Narrows.html

C A M P I N GGreene County Parks & TrailsWe have several primitive (no running water or restrooms) camp sites available at some of our parks. Call Greene County Parks & Trails to reserve your campsite. (937) 562-6440 gcparkstrails.com/activities-camping.html

John Bryan State Park60 campsites (including 10 sites with electricity) Yellow Springs, (937) 767-1274 johnbryan.org

Frontier Campground110 sites (77 full RV hookup and 17 electric) and 11 cabins. Waynesville, (937) 488-1127 frontiercamping.com

Greene County FairgroundsRV hook-ups available, 230 sites, dump station, electricity, and water available. Contact Esther Pierson for rates and availability. Xenia, (937) 372-8621 greenecountyfairgrounds.com

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C A N O E I N GJacoby Road Canoe LaunchOne of the most picturesque sections of the Little Miami National and State Scenic River flows through the Jacoby Road Canoe Launch. The 23-acre park is situated just a few miles east of U.S. Route 68, north of Xenia, south of Yellow Springs and west of Clifton. Primary access is from the south (Clifton Road to northwest on Jacoby Road). Ample parking and easy access to the river make Jacoby Road a

popular launch site for canoeists. Excellent fishing and hiking, and you can reserve a primitive campsite. (937) 562-6440 • gcparkstrails.com/parks-JacobyRd.html

RiversEdge Canoe Livery and OutfittersRiversEdge Outfitters is located on 45 acres of riverfront property along one of the least crowded and most secluded sections of the Scenic Little Miami River. RiversEdge Outfitters is conveniently located just 30 minutes from Dayton, 45 minutes from Cincinnati and a quick 1 hour drive from Columbus. We are between Bellbrook and Waynesville on State Route 42. Whatever your pace, we have the ideal canoe or kayak rental trip for you. We also offer two sizes of rafts that are great way to experience the river. 9964 State Route 42 North, Waynesville, (937) 862-4540 - (800) 628-2319 riversedgeoutfitters.com

Bellbrook Canoe RentalCome and canoe, kayak, or tube the beautiful Little Miami River, Ohio’s first registered scenic river. Located less than a 45 minute drive from anywhere in the Dayton area. The Little Miami offers paddlers a chance to view nature at its best. The gentle current of the Little Miami invites beginners and experts alike to enjoy its splendor. 3234 Washington Mill Road, Bellbrook, (937) 848-4812 • bellbrookcanoerental.com

S K Y D I V I N GSkydive Greene CountyOhio’s oldest skydiving school. Our skydiving school first requires Tandem skydiving where, under the direct supervision of a licensed instructor, you will fly to a jump altitude of 11,500 feet, experience the exhilaration of freefall, and then the amazing flight under parachute back to earth. We didn’t start skydiv-ing but we are Ohio’s longest running and most reputable Drop Zone which opened in 1961!Xenia, (937) 372-0700 • skydiveohio.com




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Rails-to-Trails Bike PathsThere are over 140 miles of paved, well-main-tained bike paths for you to enjoy here with trail-side lodging, restaurants, parking and services readily available. From Xenia, trails extend in every direction along retired railroad corridors. Ride through wetlands, prairies and woodlands.

Xenia StationXenia Station is located in Xenia on Miami Avenue between South Detroit Street (US 68) and Cincinnati Avenue (US 42) about three blocks south of the Greene County courthouse. Look for the B&O caboose. Restrooms are located in the replica of the original telegraph office. There is ample parking.

Beavercreek Bike HubLocated on North Fairfield Road, between US 35 and Dayton-Xenia Road on the Creekside Trail. Parking. Restrooms. Vending Machines.

Yellow Springs StationYellow Springs Station is a replica of the original train station and is the welcome center for the community with public restrooms. Located at the intersection of Dayton Street and Xenia Avenue There is ample public parking in the area.

Road RidingOver 600 miles of county and township roads in Greene County beckon you to discover a serene rural landscape. Pedal through alternating bands of sun and shadow alongside the Little Miami River or race ten arrow-straight miles to the heart of farm-rich Ross Township. Ride a half-century that visits five covered bridges.

Off-Road Cycling John Bryan State ParkGreene County can accommodate those who prefer cycling without pavement as well. John Bryan State Park offers 11.5 miles of trails with log jumps and creek crossings. More trails are available at nearby Caesar Creek State Park.

MoMBA Mountain Biking AreaThe MoMBA network consists of 8.3 miles of trails designed specifically for mountain biking. For safety reasons, recreational hiking, walking and running are prohibited on mountain bike trails. Located within Huffman MetroPark, 4485 Union Road metroparks.org/Parks/Huffman/MoMBA.aspx

A Surprise Around Every Turn

No matter where you like to ride,

there’s a place in Greene County

to do it. The Greene Trails rails-

to-trails system reaches out in

four directions on over 140 miles

of paved trails. Over 600 miles

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five of Greene County’s covered

bridges. John Bryan State Park

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Little Miami Scenic Trail (Xenia to Newtown)It is 56.4 miles from Xenia Station south to Newtown. The name of the trail is derived from the fact that it follows the Little Miami River Valley. Also known as the Bullskin Trace, the Little Miami River Valley has served as a corridor of travel for over ten thousand years. Parts of the valley predate the Wisconsin Glacier, which set the current drainage system, having been part of the now extinct Teays River System that flowed north to Fort Wayne, Indiana. This section is very shaded with an abundance of natural serenity.Staging areas with parking & restrooms. Spring Valley: On Main Street off SR 725 on south edge of Spring Valley.Corwin Staging: On Corwin Avenue east of US 42 in Waynesville.Morrow: On Center Street north of US 22/SR 3/SR 123.Loveland: Park in any of the public lots on Main Street (US 48). Milford: Avoca Park on US 50 3.3 miles east of the Little Miami River.

Little Miami Scenic Trail (Xenia to Urbana)It is 15.8 miles from Xenia Station to Beatty in Clark County. After Yellow Springs the trail passes mostly farm fields and is less shaded. The paved shared-use trail ends at the I-70 overpass north of Beatty. By following city streets and some segments of bike paths, it is possible to ride 3.9 miles to Veterans’ Park in downtown Springfield. From there it is 5.76 miles on the Buck Creek Trail to Buck Creek State Park and 16.6 miles on the Simon Kenton Trail to the Urbana YMCA in Champaign County.Staging areas with parking & restrooms. Yellow Springs: Parking available off US 68 near Yellow Springs Station and at Ellis Park on Polecat Road. Beatty: On Yellow Springs Street off US 68 on southwest edge of Springfield.Springfield: At Veterans’ Park at SR 72 (Limestone Street) and Warder Street north of downtown Springfield.Urbana: At the YMCA on SR 36 east of downtown Urbana.

Ohio to Erie Trail (Xenia to London)It is 28.67 miles from Xenia Station to the Madison County Senior Center on the west side of London. It is possible to follow bike route signs one mile to an additional 6.5 miles of trail. This is a straight trail that parallels US 42 as it passes through a beautiful rural landscape and is well known for the variety and proliferation of wild flowers and birds. Very little of this trail is shaded. When complete, the Ohio to Erie Trail will connect the Ohio River at Cincinnati to Lake Erie at Cleveland and be over 400 miles in length.Staging areas with parking & restrooms. Cedarville: On SR 72.South Charleston: From US 42 go south on SR 41 to West Mound Road (It is Mound Street to the east and Mound Road to the west.) Turn right. Station is immediately past High StreetLondon: Parking is available in London at Shelter #1 behind the Madison County Senior Center at 280 W. High Street (US 42) just west of Midway Street (SR 38).

Creekside Trail (Xenia to Dayton)It is 15.21 miles from Xenia Station to Eastwood MetroPark in Mont-gomery County. Referred to in the past as the H-connector, this trail derives its current name from the fact that it follows Shawnee Creek out of Xenia and the Little and Big Beaver Creeks through Beavercreek. The trail passes through wooded areas, farm fields, and wetlands and is known for the multitude of wildflowers. It is possible to ride through Eastwood MetroPark to connect to the Mad River Bikeway and the Great Miami River Corridor Bikeway. Staging areas with parking & restrooms. Xenia: James Ranch and Fairground Recreation Center on Fairground Road next to Fairgrounds.Beavercreek Station: North Fairfield Road off US 35. Beavercreek Community Park on Factory Road

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BIKE RENTALSCorner Cone Dairy Bar & Grill and Bike RentalWalnut and Dayton Streets, Yellow Springs (937) 767-1164K&G Bike Center594 North Detroit Street, Xenia (937) 372-2555kgbikes.com

Jamestown Connector (Jamestown)It is 16.0 miles from Xenia Station to the Fayette County line west of Jamestown. This is a straight trail that follows the old railroad. Staging areas with parking & restrooms. Jamestown: Frank Seaman Park on Cottonville Road off of Waynesville/Jamestown Road off of old US 35.

Wright Brothers Bikeway (Fairborn)It is 4.3 miles from the YMCA on Central Avenue to the Wright Brothers Memorial Park. This urban trail links downtown Fairborn with the Dayton Aviation Heritage National Historic Park and Wright State University. Park and Ride Locations. You can park at the retail plaza at Kauffman Avenue and West Garland Drive. Restrooms and parking are available at the Huffman Prairie Flying Field Interpretive Center at the Wright Brothers Memorial Park.

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M I L E A G E SLittle Miami Scenic Trail (south) From Xenia Station to Spring Valley 7.20 to Corwin 14.03 to Morrow 29.00 to Loveland 42.50 to Milford 52.00 to Newtown 56.40Little Miami Scenic Trail (north) From Xenia Station to Yellow Springs 9.70 to Beatty 15.80 to downtown Springfield 19.70 to Buck Creek State Park 25.46 to Urbana 36.30Creekside Trail From Xenia Station to Fifth/Third Park 10.08 to Eastwood Park 17.28Ohio to Erie Trail From Xenia Station to Cedarville 7.78 to South Charleston 18.32 to London 28.67Jamestown Connector From Xenia Station to Jamestown 11.05 to Fayette County Line 16.0

For more information visitmiamivalleytrails.org

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Extraordinary

Recharge with a summer evening at The Greene,

you will find an open town square filled with

lively entertainment or a refreshing star lit stroll

that leads to a variety of beautiful shops and

restaurants. If the warmth of shopping inside is

more inviting The Mall at Fairfield Commons is

just the place for you with over 180 stores.

Want to explore unique shops? The Village of

Yellow Springs is just your style. Creativity flows

through each shop just waiting to be discovered.

Great destinations with limitless opportuni-

ties offer the perfect day or night out. These

boundless adventures are easily accessible from

three major interstate highways. Choose your

escape from the daily routine; consider Greene

County for your relaxing, creative, and colorful

shopping extravaganzas where the retail therapy

renews the child-like spirit.


The Mall at Fairfield CommonsApproximately a mile from the Nutter Center on North Fairfield Road is the Mall at Fairfield Commons. With two levels of shops you’re bound to find what you’re looking for. Macy’s, Elder Beerman’s, Dicks Sporting Goods, Sears, and JC Penny’s round out the anchor stores with every-thing in between totaling nearly 100 stores. Spinoza’s Pizza located on the second floor near Sears has great craft beers, pizza and local entertainment. Beavercreek, (937) 427-4300 mallatfairfieldcommons.com

The Village of Yellow SpringsColorful window boxed store fronts invite you to browse in one-of-a-kind venues. Gifts of all kinds…from poetry and pottery to sandals and stained glass…from herbs and health foods to books and artisan designs…makes Yellow Springs a regional destination unto itself.(937) 767-2686 • yellowspringsohio.org

Historic Downtown XeniaEnjoy small-town hospitality and charm for that perfect day you’ve been looking for. Explore antique stores and specialty clothing shops. Browse for used books and handmade crafts. Satisfy your appetite with old-style home cooking. Spend the night in an historic bed and breakfast. xacc.com

The GreeneThe best way to describe The Greene is to imagine a village with shops surrounding green open space surrounded by shops, apartments, restaurants, and entertainment. The Greene is a great destination for shopping and dining with over 70 shops and 25 restaurants to choose from. If you’re looking for a glass of wine outdoors overlooking the ‘Greene’, try McCormick and Schmick’s, Brio Tuscan Grill or the Cheesecake Factory. Books and Co., a two story book lover’s paradise, features book signings several times a month. Rave Cinema offers 14 movie theaters and if it’s laughter you’re after, the Funny Bone Comedy Club is a fun place to go with a group. I-675 and Indian Ripple Road. Beavercreek, (937) 490-4990 • thegreene.com

Fairborn’s Main StreetRediscover the nostalgia of downtown shopping in these unique and family-owned businesses: fine jewelry, optical fashions, flowers, musical instruments, specialty coffees, and one of the most unusual stores in Ohio - Foy’s Five and Dime. Established in 1929, Foy’s still sells the candy and toys of yesteryear and has the largest selection of Hallow-een costumes and merchandise in the midwest. (937) 878-3191 • fairborn.com

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BeavercreekBusy Beaver Arts & Crafts 3445 Dayton Xenia Rd. 429-3920 www.busybeaverarts.comCake Crafts Inc. 3341 Dayton Xenia Rd. 426-0369 Color Wheet Arts & Crafts 1490 North Fairfield Rd. 427-9188 • thecolorwheelarts.comDecoy Art Boutique & Studio 1277 North Fairfield Rd. 431-4838 • decoy-art.comMason Jar Quilt Shoppe 2169 North Fairfield Rd. 431-4790 • masonjarquilt.comMilitary Toy Shop 1291 North Fairfield Rd. 320-1428 • militarytoyshop.comPuzzles Plus 1273 North Fairfield Rd. 320-1679 • puzzlesplus.net Stop’n Crop Scrapbooking 3325 Seajay Dr. 427-7555 • stopncropshop .com

Bellbrook/SugarcreekCuvee Wine Bar/Cellar 4457 West Franklin St.848-2161 Stagecoach Toys 15 West Franklin St. 848-3466 • stagecoachtoys.com

FairbornFoy’s Variety Store 18 East Main St. 878-0671 • foyhalloweenstore.com

Spring ValleyBean Bag City 1480 West Spring Valley Paintersville Rd. 862-7781 • beanbag.com

XeniaFox Antiques & Such 65 South Detroit St. 372-2560Blue Jacket Books 30 South Detroit St.376-3522Country Blessings 491 West Second St. 376-2499Xenia Shoe & Leather 21 East Main St.376-8156

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Yellow SpringsAsanda Imports 230 Xenia Ave., 767-1628 asandaimports.comBlokhedz 136 Dayton St., 767-1300 blokhedz.com Bonadies Glass Studio 220 Xenia Ave., 767-7021 bonadiesglasstudio.comKismet Women’s Clothing 249 Xenia Ave., 767-8800Miami Valley Pottery 145 East Hyde Rd., 767-7517 mvpottery.com Mr. Fub’s Party Toys & More 252 Xenia Ave., 767-9430mrfubsparty.comSam & Eddie’s Open Books 232 Xenia Ave., 767-1966

Sweet Sanaa Shoe Boutique 138 Dayton St., 767-1934Urban Handmade 241 Xenia Ave., 319-6049 urbanhandmade.wordpress.comVillage Artisans 100 Corry St., 767-1209 shopvillageartisans.comYellow Springs Pottery 222 Xenia Ave., 767-1666 yellowspringspottery.com



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BeavercreekCity BarbequeSpring/Summer - Live Music, 2330 North Fairfield Rd., Beavercreek(937) 320-0000Funny Bone Comedy Club & Café (The Greene) Show Times: Wednesday & Thursday: 7:30 pmFriday & Saturday: 7:30 pm & 10:00 pm; Sunday: 7:30 pmBeavercreek (937) 429-5233 • daytonfunnybone.com

Knollwood TavernWednesday & Friday - Karaoke, 3833 Dayton-Xenia Rd., Beavercreek, (937) 429-0186Quaker Steak & LubeThursday: Live Music; Friday: Karaoke, 3725 Presidential Dr., Beavercreek (937) 427-0500 • quakersteakandlube.com

Roadhouse KaraokeLive acoustic night once a month. Instant booth recording studio and recording studio sound engineer. 3810 Dayton-Xenia Rd., Beavercreek(937) 431-KJDJ (5535) or 1-866-431-5535 • roadhousekjdj.comSpinoza’s PizzasFairfield Commons Mall - Live music Friday and Saturday. 2727 Fairfield Commons, Beavercreek, 426-7799 • spinozas.comThe GreeneLive music at the Town Square in the evening from May to September. I-675 and Indian Ripple Rd., Beavercreek, (937) 490-4990 • thegreene.comThe Pub1st Friday of the month - Live DJ: LIVE MUSIC Wednesday Night! 8 pm - 11:30 pm29 Greene Blvd., Beavercreek, (937) 320-11994 Starters Coffee CafeEvery Friday enjoy wine tastings, appetizers, and live music from 6 pm -9 pm2495 Commons Blvd., Beavercreek 684-2306

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Opportunities Abound

If you’re planning a visit to Greene County and have

no idea where to go or what to do, the next few

pages may be just what you are looking for…

Greene County is rich with entertainment and bound-

less opportunities to recharge the creative spirit.

In addition to dynamic fine art theaters there are

numerous unique shops, wineries and breweries that

appeal to any palette, and a wide range of lively

night life.

No matter your passion, shopping, art, good

food, fine wines or even an aged brew you are sure

to find it here!


Xenia Bello’s at the Ramada, XeniaLive music. 300 Xenia Towne Square, Xenia Call for more information: (937) 372-9921Nick’s RestaurantA long time favorite for locals and visitors. A great place to go for a laugh, have a drink and enjoy some good food. Open daily Mon-Sat 11 am to 2:30 am1443 N. Detroit St., Xenia (937) 372-3202Shotz Bar & GrillDJ entertainment, karaoke, dance floor. Full menu restaurant. 44 Xenia Towne Square, Xenia (937) 372-2287Willies Sports Bar & GrillWe offer a wide array of live entertainment such as Karaoke, Live Bands and much more. We pride ourselves on the excellent service we provide to our customers and our affordable rates. Our food is prepared with the freshest ingredients and our staff is friendly. 124 Xenia Towne Square, Xenia (937) 372-0303

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Movie TheatersRegal Hollywood 20 at Fairfield Commons2651 Fairfield Commons, Beavercreek(800) 326-3264 • regmovies.comRave Motion Pictures at The Greene 144489 Glengarry Dr., Beavercreek(937) 426-4130 • ravemotionpictures.comLittle Art TheatreHistoric theatre showing art, independent, documentary and Hollywood films. Yellow Springs, (937) 767-7671 • littleart.comNMUSAF Digital 3-D TheatreSpringfield St., Gate 28B, 1100 Spaatz St.Wright-Patterson Air Force Base(937) 255-3286nationalmuseum.af.mil


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College and University PerformancesCedarville University Home to over 3,000 Christian students, Cedarville is an accredited, Christ-centered, Baptist University of arts, sciences, professional and graduate pro-grams. Along with a wide selection of special events on campus the university also has an on-going calendar of musical concerts that are open to the public.Cedarville (800) 233-2784 cedarville.edu/Cedarville-Events.aspx#performancesWright State University Wright State Universities department of music and performing arts offers a wide selection of musical concerts with outstanding vocals and instrumental performances. Ticket information can be provided by contacting the College of Liberal Arts Box Office at (937) 775-2500 wright.edu/music/events/index.htmlE. J. Nutter Center at Wright State UniversityThe Ervin J. Nutter Center at Wright State University is Southwest Ohio’s premier entertainment venue. The Nutter Center is home to the NCAA Division I Wright State Raiders. They also hold over 20 national touring concerts and performances each year including musicians from every genre and world renowned family shows. 3640 Colonel Glenn Hwy., Dayton (937) 775-3498 • nuttercenter.com

Greene County Community TheatersActors Theatre Ensemble of Ohio23 East Main St., Fairborn, (937) 878-3353Beavercreek Community Theater3868 Dayton-Xenia Rd., Beavercreek, (937) 429-4737 • betheater.orgXenia Area Community Theater50 South Detroit St., Xenia, (937) 372-0516 • xeniaact.orgYellow Springs Kids Playhouse920 Corry St., Yellow Springs, (937) 767-2718 • yskp.org

Bellbrook/Sugarcreek BellHop CaféContemporary Christian Music Friday and Saturday Evenings. 26 North West St., Bellbrook (937) 310-1223 • facebook.com/#!/bellhopcafe/info

Cedarville Cedarville Opera House This is a renovated opera house from the late 1800s that presents a variety of programs including drama, comedy and music. 70 North Main St., Cedarville (937) 766-4531 • cedarvilleoperahouse.com

Fairborn Dizzy JimsWednesday, Friday, Saturday - Karaoke; Tuesday - Guitar Hero Night; Thursday - Open Mic Night, 122 North Broad St., Fairborn (937) 879-7017Mr. P’s Monday - Karaoke, 13 N. Wright Ave., Fairborn (937) 979-0118One Eyed Jack’sMonday - Karaoke; Friday & Saturday- Live Music; Sunday - Open Mic Night 2638 Colonel Glenn Hwy., Fairborn (937) 426-3400Sugar Mellon ClubFriday - Karaoke; Saturday - Live Music, 330 E. Dayton Dr., Fairborn (937) 879-2095W.O. Wright’s Friday & Saturday - Live Music; Wednesday - College Night; Thursday & Sunday - Karaoke, 3979 Colonel Glenn Hwy., Dayton (937) 427-0101 • wowrights.com

Yellow Springs Ye Olde Trail TavernBelieved to be the second oldest tavern in Ohio and also believed by some to be haunted. 228 Xenia Ave., Yellow Springs (937) 767-7448 • yeoldetrailtavern.comPeach’s GrillFriday & Saturday: Live music; Tuesday - Open Mic Night: Wednesday - Trivia. 104 Xenia Ave., Yellow Springs (937) 767-4850 • peachsgrill.comEmporium Wines & Underdog CaféBreakfast and lunch daily. Wine tasting and live music every Friday from 7-10 pm. 233 Xenia Ave., Yellow Springs (937) 767-7077 • emporiumwines.comThe Winds CafeLocal seasonal menu and fine wines. 215 Xenia Ave., Yellow Springs (937) 767-1144 • windscafe.com

Chamber Music Yellow SpringsProfessional ensembles, concert series. (937) 374-8800 • cmys.org

Yellow Springs BreweryCraft brewing at its finest. Enjoy a pint in the tasting room. Tours available. www.facebook.com/yellowspringsbrewery


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February Black History Month - National Afro-American Museum, Wilberforce (937) 376-4944

April Bellbrook/Sugarcreek Sugar Maple Festival (937) 848-4930

Taste of Greene County (937) 426-2202

May Hamvention, Hara Arena, Dayton (937) 278-4776

June Yellow Springs Street Fair (937) 767-2686

July Greene Trails Cycling Classic, Xenia (937) 562-6440

August Greene County Fair, Xenia (937) 372-8621

Fairborn Sweet Corn Festival (937) 305-0800

Clifton Gorge Music & Arts Festival

September Cedarville Cedarfest (937) 766-5851

U.S. Air Force Marathon, Fairborn (800) 467-1823

Beavercreek Popcorn Festival (937) 426-5486

Jamestown Lion’s Club Bean Festival (937) 675-6305

Old Timers Days, Xenia (937) 376-1633

Xenia Community Festival (937) 372-3591

October Fairborn Halloween Festival (937) 878-3191

Spring Valley Potato Festival (937) 862-4110

Yellow Springs Street Fair (937) 767-2686

Yellow Springs Artist Studio Tour (937) 767-2686

November - December

Historic Clifton Mill Festival of Lights, Clifton (937) 767-5501

Family FunGreene County offers a variety of annual festivals

and special events around the county through-

out the year. Everything from the Sugar Maple

Festival in the spring to the Legendary Christmas

Lights at the Historic Clifton Mill in the winter.

Whatever your interest you can find something

that intrigues your curiosity. Enjoy the small town

hospitality, unique communities, and create your

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Bellbrook/Sugarcreek Township Farmer’s MarketMay-October, Fridays 3:00 to 7:00 pm • Parking lot of old Cub Foods, 6134 Wilmington Pk. (937) 848-8426 • Regular Market Season Vendors:

Apple Creek Farm fresh fruits and vegetables and baked goods

Berryhill Farm blueberries, raspberries, blackberries, farm fresh eggs, baked goods

Big Sky Bread Co. baked goods

Blue Jacket Dairy armstead and artisan cheese

Chris’ Honey local raw honey

Cooks Organic Farm organic fruits and vegetables, herbs, meat and eggs

Goodlife Farm fresh fruits, vegetables and herbs, vegetable and herb plants

Heather’s Goodies jalapeño and habanero glazes, fresh preserves, chocolates, breads

Irons Fruit Farm fresh fruits and vegetables, apple butter, jams and jellies, cider

Jackson’s Farm Market fresh fruits and vegetables, preserves

Karolyn’s Gardens fresh fruits and vegetables, jams

Little Creek Farm fresh fruits and vegetables and cut flowers

Maple Creek Nursery nursery products

Morning Granola organic granola

National Trail Family Farm natural meat, farm fresh eggs, baked goods

Pacific Beach Peanut Butter all natural flavored peanut butter

Patchwork Gardens organic fruits and vegetables

Rosemary Eisenhauer’s Garden fresh fruits and vegetables

Silva Scensations soap, lotions, shower gels, body cream

Spring Valley Farm fresh fruits and vegetables

The Rolling Pen from scratch baked goods, nut-free granola

Twin Creek Apiaries honey, honey candy, honey sticks, lotion bars, lip balm

Webb Valley Farm grass fed lamb and beef, pastured pork, chicken and farm fresh eggs

Fairborn Farmer’s MarketOpen April – November, Wednesday 11:30 am to 5:30 pm Corner of Main Street & Grand Ave. (937) 754-3030

JamestownBrickel Creek Organic Farm Call for open schedule and hours

643 Brickel Road, (937) 603-3535

Spitler’s Orchard Open August-November, daily 8:00 am to 8:00 pm 5689 US 35 East, (937) 675-2852

Spring ValleyApple Country Farm Market Open June-December, Monday-Saturday 10:00 am to

6:30 pm • 2323 US Route 42, (937) 862-4376

Yellow Springs Farmer’s MarketOpen April-October, Saturdays • Parking Lot behind King’s Yard on Walnut St. and 220 Xenia Ave. • Regular Market Season Vendors:

Anderson’s Farm pork, vegetables, and fruit

Basically Native native trees and shrubs

Bob & Ann Holly fruits, vegetables, baked goods, vegetable and herb plants

Blue Jacket Dairy artisan cheeses

Earth in Arts all natural body products

Fab Ferments sauerkraut and other fermented locally grown vegetables

Flying Mouse Farms syrup, fruit, heirloom vegetables, and mushrooms

Homesick Chef a variety of fresh baked desserts, artisan breads, rolls, and breakfast treats.

Jackson’s Farm Market fruit, vegetables, jam, cider, and syrup

Morning Sun Farm organic chicken, lamb, beef, pork, eggs, wheat, and spelt flour

New Liberty Farms fresh chicken meat and eggs

Orion Organic organic produce

Peach Mountain Organics fruits, vegetables, garlic, fresh cut flowers, and plants

Radical Roots granola, organic cheeses, and produce

Running Bear Ranch buffalo meet, duck, and chicken eggs

Smaller Footprint 100% certified brown vegetables and cut flowers

Spring Run Nursery bedding plants, hanging baskets, vegetable, and herb plants

White Mountain Honey Farm pure honey, honey comb, body products

Willow Creek Bakery fresh baked pies w/ real fruit fillings

Winter Farmer’s Market, Yellow Springs United Methodist ChurchOpen January-March, Saturdays (unless a holiday) • 202 S. Winter St.

Corner Cone Farmer’s Market Yellow SpringsOpen April-October, Saturdays • 101 S. Walnut St.

Xenia Farmer’s MarketAnderson Farm Market Open June-October, Monday-Saturday 10:00 am to

6:00 pm • 1240 Clifton Rd., (937) 767-7626 Call for pick-your-own hours, strawberries & pumpkins

Greene County Farmer’s Market Association

Open June-October, Tuesday 2:00 pm to 6:00 pm Xenia Towne Square, 200 W Main St., (937) 581-4087

Jackson’s Farm Market Open May-October, Monday-Saturday 9:00 am to 7:00 pm and Sunday 12:00 pm to 6:00 pm • 2931 US Route 68 South, (937) 376-1778 • Pick-your-own strawberries late May-June

The Pumpkin Barn 728 Fairground Rd., (937) 372-8697

Schwartzkopf Farms Open October Weekends only1811 Stone Rd., (937) 416-2081 Pumpkins, Mums, & Fall decor 31

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Bergamo Center 4400 Shakertown Rd., Beavercreek, OH 45430(937) 426-2363, bergamocenter.org

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Parks1 Arnovitz Nature Preserve2 Beavercreek Wetlands3 Clifton Gorge4 Glen Helen Nature Reserve5 Greene County Fairgrounds6 Greene County Parks & Trails Office7 Huffman MetroPark8 Indian Mound Reserve9 James Ranch10 John Bryan State Park11 Narrows Reserve12 Oakes Quarry Park13 Spring Lakes Park14 Sugarcreek MetroPark15 Wartinger Park

Hotels1 Baymont Inn2 Command Motel3 Country Inn - Xenia4 Country Inn & Suites5 Courtyard by Marriott 6 Deerfield Inn7 Econo Lodge8 Extended Stay America9 Fairborn Hotel & Inn10 Fairfield Inn by Marriott11 Falcon Motel12 Hampton Inn13 Hearthstone Inn & Suites14 Hilton Garden Inn15 Holiday Inn I-675/Fairborn16 Homewood Suites17 Hope Hotel and Conference Center18 Magmusom Hotel19 Ramada Limited20 Ramada - Xenia21 Red Roof Inn22 Residence Inn23 Suburban Extended Stay Hotel24 Sunset Inn25 Tecumseh Motel26 The Springs Motel27 Wingate

l Retreats1 Athletes in Action2 Bergamo Center

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B & B’s1 Arthur Morgan House B&B2 Elizabeth’s Overnight B&B3 Glen House Inn B&B4 Grinnell Mill B&B5 Jailhouse Suites B&B6 Springs Cottage B&B7 Sunflower Cottage B&B8 The Village Guesthouse B&B9 Willow’s Nest B&B10 Yellow Springs Country Inn B&B11 Mill Pond Acre B&B 12 Herbs & Lace B&B13 Kickstand Lodging Bike B&B15 Victoria’s B&B

l Retreats1 Athletes in Action - Xenia2 Bergamo Center - Beavercreek

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W H E R E T O E A T

BeavercreekAbuelos 2420 N. Fairfield Rd. 426-3071

Asia Palace 3230 Seajay Dr. 429-2236

Beavercreek Pizza Dive 4021 Dayton-Xenia Rd. 431-8669

Beef O-Brady’s 3347 Seajay Dr. 431-9050

Bob Evans 3409 Seajay Dr. 431-8028

bw-3 Buffalo Wild Wings 2776 Centre Dr. 431-8555

Cadillac Jacks 2760 Towne Dr. 431-0210

CBCB Bar & Grill 2495 Commons Blvd. Suite A 426-3287

Cherry House Café 1241 Meadow Bridge Dr. 320-6200

Chili’s Bar & Grill 2762 N. Fairfield Rd. 429-3979

China Wok 3195 Dayton-Xenia Rd. 320-0868

City Barbeque 2330B N. Fairfield Rd. 320-0000

DiBella’s Submarines 2544 Zink Rd. 320-9540

Don Pablo’s Mexican Kitchen 2745 Fairfield Commons Blvd. 320-1777

El Toro 1375 N. Fairfield Rd. 427-4199

El Toro 4444 Indian Ripple Rd. 430-4103

Five Guys Burgers & Fries 3286 Pentagon Blvd. 291-6318

Fox and Hound 2661 Fairfield Commons Blvd. 426-4145

Friendly’s 3281 Dayton-Xenia Rd. 426-1166

Frisch’s Big Boy 1231 N. Fairfield Rd. 429-4939

Golden Corral Restaurant 2490 Commons Blvd. 431-7300

Great American Grill 3520 Pentagon Park Blvd. 458-2650

House of Thai 3230 Seajay Dr. 429-2236

LaRosa’s Pizzeria 2453 Esquire Dr. 458-0290

Logan’s Road House 2819 Centre Dr. 426-5565

Longhorn Steakhouse 2710 Towne Dr. 431-8344

Marion’s Pizza 1320 N. Fairfield Rd. 293-6993

Max & Erma’s 2739 Fairfield Commons Blvd. 320-2255

Milanos Atlantic City Subs 2260 N. Fairfield Rd. 427-7827

New Great Wall Chinese 1360 N. Fairfield Rd. 427-2363

Olive Garden 2965 Centre Dr. 426-9200

Osaka Japanese Restaurant 2476 Commons Blvd. 320-1188

Panera Bread 49 Chestnut St. 426-7300

Panera Bread 2751 Fairfield Commons Blvd. 426-3900

Penn Station East Coast Subs 3800 Colonel Glenn Hwy. 431-1110

Qdoba Mexican Grill 2781 Centre Dr. 426-3790

Quaker Steak & Lube 3725 Presidential Dr. 427-0500

The Greene — Restaurants in BeavercreekAdobe Gila’s 78 Plum St. 458-0330

Bar Louie 4492 Glengarry Dr. 427-3900

BD’d Mongolian Grill 4488 Glengarry Dr. 427-1900

Brio Tuscan Grille 4459 Cedar Park Dr. 429-7792

Pete’s Coffee 45 Plum St. 429-4031

Crave 4489 Glengarry Dr. 429-4130

Choe’s Asian Gourmet 4394 Juniper Way 490-4990

Crazy Mango Bar & Bistro 81 Magnolia Ln. 431-3822

EO Burgers 4482 Glengarry Dr. 431-1297

Fleming’s Prime Steakhouse 4432 Walnut St. 320-9548

Funny Bone Comedy Club & Café 88 Plum St. 429-5233

McComicks & Schnick’s Seafood 4429 Cedar Park Dr. 431-9200

Mimi’s Café 4402 Walnut St. 426-9153

That Crepe Place 4474 Glengarry Dr. 912-5899

The Cheesecake Factory 56 Greene Blvd. 320-9901

The Pub 39 Greene Blvd. 320-1199

The Wine Loft 21 Greene Blvd. 429-4424

Noodles and Company 11 Greene Blvd. 429-2893

Pasha Grill 72 Plum St. 429-9000

Pies & Pints 52 Plum St. 429-7437

Potbelly Sandwich Works 48 Plum St. 426-5012

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BeavercreekRed Lobster 2803 N. Fairfield Rd. 429-1800

Red Robin 2671 Fairfield Commons Blvd. 320-9800

Rocky’s Pizza Ring 3273 Seajay Dr. 426-4911

Salsas 4904 Airway Rd. 252-5131

Spinoza’s Pizza 2727 Fairfield Commons Blvd. 426-7799

Steak “N” Shake 2856 Centre Dr. 427-8834

Submarine House 3195 Dayton-Xenia Rd. 429-8650

TGI Friday’s 2799 Centre Dr. 429-0019

Waffle House 4382 Indian Ripple Rd. 320-1231

Wellington Grille 2450 Dayton-Xenia Rd. 426-4600

WO Wright’s Grill & Pub 3979 Colonel Glenn Hwy. 427-0101

Woody’s Bar-B-Q 3321 Dayton-Xenia Rd. 426-7447

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Bellbrook/SugarcreekAmelia’s Bistro 129 W. Franklin St. 310-6011

Applebee’s 6242 Wilmington Pk. 848-6177

Barleycorn’s 6204 Wilmington Pk. 848-6999

Bellbrook Pizza Cottage 18 E. Franklin St. 848-2070

Bob Evan’s 5525 Wilmington Pk. 438-5867

bw-3 Buffalo Wild Wings 6210 Wilmington Pk. 848-2999

Cracker Barrel 5770 Wilmington Pk. 432-2431

El Toro 4421 State Route 725 848-4565

Frisch’s Big Boy 6188 Wilmington Pk. 848-3362

McIntosh Pub & Grub 6 E. Franklin St. 848-3200

Panera Bread 6130 Wilmington Pike 848-4900

QQ Hibachi Buffet & Grill 6030 Wilmington Pike 848-6833

Romer’s Bar & Grill 4439 St. Rt. 725 848-7676

Steak “N” Shake 6380 Wilmington Pike 848-9846

The Blueberry Cafe 72 Bellbrook Plaza 848-5900

CedarvilleBeans-n-Cream Café 2420 Fairfield Rd. 766-2120

Colonial Pizza 98 N. Main St. 766-5779

Main Street Station 19 S. Main St. 766-4874

Mom & Dad’s Dairy Bar 320 N. Main St. 766-2046

CliftonHistoric Clifton Mill Restaurant 75 Water St. 767-5501

FairbornBob Evans 2648 Colonel Glenn Hwy. 427-0442

Broad Street Grill 634 N. Broad St. 754-0653

Cadillac Jack’s 1156 Kauffman Ave. 754-1061

Chantilly Cream Dessert Shop 407 W. Main St. 879-3310

Dragon City 81 E. Dayton-Yellow Springs Rd. 754-0011

El Rancho Grande 3070 Colonel Glenn Hwy. 429-1639

Fairborn Family Restaurant 419 N. Broad St. 879-9454

First Watch 2614 Colonel Glenn Hwy. 431-9150

Flying Dragon 368 N. Broad St. 879-9999

Flying Pizza 2640 Colonel Glenn Hwy. 426-4688

Flying Tiger Chinese Restaurant 60 S. Broad St. 878-2583

Foy’s Rock & Roll Grill 22 E. Main. St. 878-1351

Frish’s Big Boy 3110 Colonel Glenn Hwy. 427-0096

Grand Rio 49 E. Dayton-Yellow Springs Rd. 878-0500

Giovanni’s Pizzeria 215 W. Main St. 878-1611

Goodfellas Grille 1888 Colonel Glenn Hwy. 867-1975

Jeet India Restaurant 2632 Colonel Glenn Hwy. 431-8881

JY Bamboo Restaurant 609 N. Broad St. 754-9912

Marco’s Pizza 310 N. Broad St. 754-1010

Mckenna’s Bar & Grill 2800 Presidential Dr. 426-7800

Melissa’s Pub & Grille 5440 Intrastate Dr. 754-1778

One Eyed Jacks 2638 Colonel Glenn Hwy. 426-3400

Packy’s Restaurant & Bar 10823 Chidlaw Rd. 879-2696

Roush’s Restaurant 305 N. Broad St. 878-3611

Saya Korean & Japanese 1030 Kauffman Ave. 879-9700

Texas Roadhouse 2600 Colonel Glenn Hwy. 426-7422

Tickets Pub & Eatery 7 W. Main St. 878-9022

Tik’s Thai Express 2808 Colonel Glenn Hwy. 912-5984

Timmy’s Wok at Fairborn 2620 Colonel Glenn Hwy. 320-1918

TJ Chumps 1100 E. Dayton-Yellow Springs Rd. 318-1250

Tsao’s Cuisine 3989 Colonel Glenn Hwy. 429-5899

Tuty’s Inn 3982 Colonel Glenn Hwy. 426-4266

Waffle House 3998 Colonel Glenn Hwy. 431-1167

Waffle House 1107 E. Dayton-Yellow Springs Rd. 318-2514


Restaurant listing is a partial list for Greene County and does not include “fast food” restaurants.

W H E R E T O E A T

XeniaAcapulco Mexican Restaurant 88 Xenia Towne Sq. 374-0582

Applebee’s 1991 Harner Dr. 372-2600

Bello at Ramada 300 Xenia Towne Sq. 372-9921

Between the Buns Cafe 1985 Bellbrook Ave. 372-5881

Bob Evans 1981 Harner Dr. 372-1766

Cafe Ole 131 N. Allison Ave. 372-2800

Chipotles 1620 W. Park Sq. 372-2943

Frish’s Big Boy 386 W. Main St. 372-7575

Linda’s Restaurant 51 E. Main St. 376-5711

Los Mariachis Mexican Restaurant 608 N. Detroit St. 374-6501

Nick’s Restaurant 1443 N. Detroit St. 372-3202

Roosters 400 W. Main St. 376-4444

Willie’s Sports Bar & Grille 124 Xenia Towne Sq. 372-0303

JamestownBentino’s Pizza 100 W. Washington St 675-7200

Deb’s Place 5016 Old US Route 35 East 675-9878

Phoenix Restaurant 13 W. Washington St. 675-7273

Kelley’s Restaurant 105 W. Washington St. 675-3663

Yellow SpringsBentino’s Pizza 107 Xenia Ave. 767-2500

Chen’s Asian Bistro 126 Dayton St. 767-9999

Corner Cone Dairy Bar & Grill 101 S. Walnut St. 767-1164

Current Cuisine 237 Xenia Ave. 767-8291

Emporium Wines & Underdog Cafe 233 Xenia Ave. 767-7077

Ha Ha Pizza 108 Xenia Ave. 767-2131

Main Squeeze 229 Xena Ave. 767-1607

Peach’s Grill 104 Xenia Ave. 767-4850

Sunrise Café 259 Xenia Ave. 767-7211

The Golden Jersey Inn 6880 Springfield-Xenia Rd. 324-2050

The Winds Café 215 Xenia Ave. 767-1144

Williams Eatery 101 Corry St. 319-6200

Ye Old Trail Tavern & Restaurant 228 Xenia Ave. 767-9291

Young’s Jersey Dairy 6880 Springfield-Xenia Rd. 325-0629

C O F F E E S H O P S

BeavercreekBusy Bee Café (Inside Berns Garden Center)

3776 Indian Ripple Rd. 912-0123

Pete’s Coffee (The Greene) 45 Plum St. 429-4031

4 Starters Coffee Café 2495 Commons Blvd. 431-1059

Starbucks (Krogers) 3195 Dayton-Xenia Rd. 429-3151

Starbucks (Barnes & Noble) 2720 Towne Dr. 429-1660

Starbucks (Fairfield Commons Mall) 2727 Fairfield Commons Blvd. 427-8834

Starbucks (inside Target) 2490 N. Fairfield Rd. 431-8660

Bellbrook/SugarcreekBellhop Café 26 N. West St. 310-1223

Saxby’s Coffee 4425 Feedwire Rd. 291-2500

Starbucks (inside Target) 4341 Feedwire Rd. 439-9301

CedarvilleBeans-n-Cream Café 81 N. Main St. 766-2120

Rinnova Coffee (inside Cedarville University’s Student Center)

251 N. Main St. 766-4478

Stoney Creek Roaster 83 N. Main St. 697-5200

FairbornExpressions Coffeehouse 313 W. Main St. 308-8345

Starbucks 3800 Colonel Glenn Hwy. 320-9258

Yellow SpringsDino’s Cappuccinos 225 Xenia Ave. 767-3466

Spirited Goat Coffee House 118 Dayton St. 767-1514

XeniaTim Hortons 38 N. Orange St. 372-1341

EnonBrandeberry Winery 5118 W. Jackson Rd. 767-9103

Xenia Caesar Creek Vineyards, LLC 962 Long Rd. 479-4278

Yellow SpringsYellow Springs Brewery 305 N. Walnut St., Suite B 767-0222

S & G Artisan Distillery 305 N. Walnut St., Suite B

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BeavercreekCold Stone Creamery (The Greene) 84 Chestnut St. 320-9950

Dairy Queen 4148 Dayton-Xenia Rd. 426-5733

Friendly’s Ice Cream 3281 Dayton-Xenia Rd. 426-1166

Graeter’s Ice Cream 2330 N. Fairfield Rd. 427-4700

Ritter’s Frozen Custard 2531 Dayton-Xenia Rd. 320-0772

Yoba Frozen Yogurt (The Greene) 4378 Juniper Way 912-5642

Yogurt Mountain (The Greene) 4453 Walnut St. 429-2169

Bellbrook The Dairy Shed 55 Bellbrook Plaza 848-8234

CedarvilleMom & Dad’s Dairy Bar 320 N. Main St. 766-2046

The Neapolitan 82 N. Main St. 697-5200

FairbornThe Inside Scoop 1084 Kauffman Ave. 318-8556

Spring ValleyTwo Scoops Ice Cream Parlor 17 W.Main St. 657-2941

XeniaCold Stone Creamery (inside Tim Hortons)

38 N.Orange St. 372-1341

The Dairy Station 704 N. Detroit St. 372-1100

United Dairy Farmers 340 W. Second St. 376-1460

Yellow SpringsCorner Cone 101 S. Walnut St. 767-1164

Young’s Dairy 6880 Springfield-Xenia Rd. 325-0629

I C E C R E A M S H O P S

BeavercreekCake, Hope, & Love 1490 N. Fairfield Rd. Suite B 912-9253

Cheryl & Co. 83 Plum St. 429-4056

Ele Cake Co. 1279 N. Fairfield Rd. 384-2253

The Cake Shop 2231 N. Fairfield Rd. 429-2100

CedarvilleThe Corner Bakery 71 N. Main St. 766-3088

FairbornAbbey’s Donuts 340 W. Garland Ave. 754-9520

Cakes For All Occasions 101 E. Main St. 754-0804

Chantilly Cream Dessert Shop 407 W. Main St. 879-3310

Daniel’s Donuts 1878 S. Maple Ave. 878-0166

Gigi’s Cupcakes 3800 Colonel Glenn Hwy. 912-9576

XeniaHarvest Moon Bakery 13 E. Main. St. 372-3375

Stan’s Donut Shop 607 N. Detroit St. 372-6629

Sweets Boutiques 28 E. Second St. 372-2224

B A K E R I E S & D E S S E R T S H O P S


E M E R G E N C Y I N F O R M A T I O N

HOSPITALSNAME CITY PHONE

Childrens Medical Center Dayton 937-641-3000

Greene Memorial Hospital Xenia 937-352-2000

Kettering Hospital Kettering 937-298-4331

Miami Valley Hospital Dayton 937-208-8000

Miamii Valley Hospital South Centerville 937-208-8000

Soin Medical Center Beavercreek 937-702-4000

POLICEBeavercreek 937-426-1225

Bellbrook/Sugarcreek 937-848-8484

Fairborn 937-754-3067

Jamestown 937-675-4111

Yellow Springs 937-767-7206

Xenia 937-372-9901

County Sheriff 937-562-4800

RELOCATION INFORMATIONDayton Power & Light 800-433-8500

Water Department 937-562-7450

Sanitation/Sewer 937-562-7450

Rumpke Trash 800-223-3960

Waste Management 866-797-9018

Allied/Dempsey 937-268-8595

Yard Waste/Recycling Drop Off 937-562-5925

Bureau of Motor Vehicles - Beavercreek 937-426-8205

Bureau of Motor Vehicles - Fairborn 937-878-4040

Bureau of Motor Vehicles - Xenia 937-562-6055

Greene County Library 937-426-4442

Animal Control 937-562-7400

Greene County Main Switch Board 937-562-5000

AAA Road Service 937-224-2841

Dayton International Airport 937-454-8200

Greene County Convention & Visitors Bureau 937-429-9100


FIRE DEPARTMENTSBeavercreek 937-426-1213

Bellbrook/Sugarcreek 937-848-3272

Fairborn 937-754-3080

Jamestown 937-374-7440

Yellow Springs 937-767-7842

Xenia 937-372-7280

CHAMBER OF COMMERCEBeavercreek 3299 Kemp Rd. 937-426-2202 www.beavercreekchamber.org

Bellbrook/Sugarcreek 64 West Franklin St. 937-848-4930 www.bellbrooksugarcreekchamber.com

Fairborn 12 North Central Ave. 937-878-3191 www.fairborn.com

Jamestown 84 Seaman Dr. 937-675-7292 www.jtchamber.com

Yellow Springs 101 Dayton St. 937-767-2586 www.yellowspringsohio.org

Xenia 334 West Market St. 937-372-3591 www.xacc.com

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24 hr. PHARMACYNAME ADDRESS CITY PHONE

CVS Dayton-Xenia Rd. Beavercreek 937-426-4476


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