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Hanby House
Museum
Museum in the 19th-century home where bishop & abolitionist William Hanby once lived.
4.80 (19 reviews)
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Innis House
Museum
😐 The landscaping is beautiful but every 10ft was another photographer taking pics of people with props. I didn’t get to see any of the actual falls because there were so many people posing in front of them. I just wanted to walk the trails enjoying the flowers, trees & birds.
4.80 (12 reviews)
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Boyer Nature Preserve
Nature preserve
👍👍 Its a nice quiet place to take a little walk in nature, where you can feel like you got away from the city for a bit.
The GPS will take you to the WRONG road though. You want to turn down orchard, it's at the intersection of orchard and park.
4.60 (128 reviews)
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Spring Grove North Park
Park
👍👍 Themed play areas designed for ages 2-5 and 5-12. Playground is shaded with trees and there are several benches. Large open field for any imaginable activity. Has a shelter house with restrooms and a grill. Towers Trail runs through park. Half court basketball with additional adjustable basket for s...
4.60 (121 reviews)
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Astronaut Grove
Park
👍 Cute place to meet and visit with a few friends. It is also beside a great additional parking for the park next door. The bike path walks under the bridge to Alum Creek Park North without having to cross the road.
4.60 (69 reviews)
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Alum Creek Park Sledding Hill
Park
👍 Very fun! Slightly but definitely not overly crowded. Good mix of college students and children, and never a rowdy mix, they are respectful of keeping the kids safe! So good, so glad!
4.60 (19 reviews)
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Walnut Ridge Park
Park
👍👍 Great space tucked along the Main Street and accessible via the neighborhoods. My kiddo loved riding his bike there to games, and lunched by WARM in the summers. They have a really nice space here!
4.50 (135 reviews)
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Olde Town Park
Park
👍👍 Always love walking my dog through the park! Great atmosphere for all!
4.50 (85 reviews)