Cheap Things To Do in Huber Heights, Ohio

Its beautiful too which makes the experience even better! More on Yahoo! Travel

The activities are great, and it's absolutely free !!! More on TripAdvisor

Ej Nutter Center - So you want to get a table? Be prepared to shell out some cash. Ej Nutter Center caters to the upscale crowd so ... More on clubzone

This 437-acre park within the city limits of Dayton features a 185-acre lake, a pond, a lagoon and the scenic Mad River. Engage in a variety of water-based recreational activities, including sailin... More on uptake_content

This 437-acre park within the city limits of Dayton features a 185-acre lake, a pond, a lagoon and the scenic Mad River. Engage in a variety of water-based recreational activities, including saili... More on Daytoncvb.com

Inscription. Once the center of telephone communications in America, Phoneton, originally platted as Phonetown, was established in 1893 by the American Telephone and Telegraph Company (AT&T) as the place to service and operate three ... More on HMDB

The Aullwood Audubon Center and Farm is a combination animal, bird, and plant sanctuary and an educational farm. Hundreds of species of native plants, insects, birds, and animals live here, and the... More on Weather.com

Explore a world of flora and fauna right in Dayton's backyard. Aullwood Audubon Center and Farm is a 350-acre nature sanctuary and working organic farm that includes six miles of walking trails win... More on uptake_content

Inscription. You are now traveling U. S. 40, the Old National Road, used in the westward expansion of our country. In 1837 notice was given that this section of the road would be constructed. A toll house was located at the east edge ... More on HMDB

Inscription. Dedicated, to the men and women, who served in the, 5th Air Force, in World War II, The 5th Ai... More on HMDB

This place is huge - beautifully maintained - and loaded with interesting exhibits. We spent nearly 5 hours... More on TripAdvisor

Inscription. On 18 April 1942, Lt. Colonel James H. Doolittle led a successful bombing mission of military targets in principal cities of Japan along with 79 airmen of the U. S. Army Air Forces flying 16 B-25 Mitchell land-based bombers. ... More on HMDB