There's something for everyone.
Explore the scenic natural areas of Oxford, Ohio. Take advantage of the cultural events and visiting speakers at Miami University. Shop small at our locally-owned boutiques. Paint the town at one (or all) of our bars. Find your next adventure here.
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Three acres of sculpture park and 5 galleries of changing exhibitions
Visit Website >Exhibits relating to the life of William Holmes McGuffey
Visit Website >Exhibits and interactive programs about animal biodiversity, conservation, and ecology
Visit Website >Historic building with local arts and events.
Visit Website >Exhibits of rocks, minerals, fossils, and meteorites, including our world-famous local fossils and an OmniGlobe digital display.
Visit Website >Indian Ridge's four sets of tees offer an enjoyable playing experience to players of all abilities
Visit Website >Indoor pool, diving well, climbing wall, ball courts, and indoor track
Visit Website >ADA compliant boardwalk with two resting platforms with benches
Visit Website >Skate park, outdoor pool, basketball and tennis courts, and an indoor gymnasium
Visit Website >One of the few remaining covered bridges in southwestern Ohio and the only one in Butler County in its orginal site
Visit Website >113 acres with lighted athletic fields and courts, playground, concessions shelter, bike and walking paths, natural area trail, and a gazebo
Visit Website >The log house of Zachariah Price DeWitt; now the oldest remaining structure in Oxford Township
Visit Website >Guided horseback trail rides by appointment.
Visit Website >The Doty Homestead was a family farm for 125 years until it became part of the developing Hueston Woods State Park
Visit Website >Twelve synthetic lanes feature automatic scoring and bumpers
Visit Website >Nine-hole course located on Miami University's Western Campus
Visit Website >Self-guided walking tour of the uptown business district
Visit Website >Self-guided walking tour of the historic university district
Visit Website >Recreational park and natural area promoting outdoor recreation, education, and research in the natural sciences
Visit Website >Self-guided walking tour of the historic Western College for Women
Visit Website >A beautifully-landscaped garden and park area, great for leisurely walks and picnics
Visit Website >This self-guided walking tour uses an interactive app that transports you back in time to experience the 1964 Freedom Summer training firsthand.
Visit Website >Multi-use, paved recreational trails that are easily accessible to all
Visit Website >Learn some of the history of Oxford's Black community with this self-guided tour.
Visit Website >Just across the trail from the DeWitt Log Cabin is Miami University Natural Area’s Bird Blind. The Bird Blind is a structure created for people to see birds up-close, in their natural habitat
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Three thousand acres of natural resources for outdoor recreation such as hiking, fishing, golf, canoeing, and fossil hunting. The park surrounds 625-acre Acton Lake, with campsites, cabins, and a resort lodge.
Visit Website >This circa-1950s drive-in theater shows mainstream movies on a single scree.
Visit Website >Explore Butler County's events, attractions, accomodations, and more on the website of this destination marketing organization dedicated to creating exceptional tourism experiences for visitors throughout Butler County.
Visit Website >MetroParks currently owns and manages over 5,000 acres in the county for recreation, education, and conservation.
Visit Website >Enjoy this scenic 47-mile byway tour tracing the lives of two presidents from Southwestern Ohio, William Henry Harrison and Benjamin Harrison.
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