Xenia Station, located at 150 Miami Avenue in Xenia, Ohio, in the United States, is a replica of Xenia's 1880s brick railroad station. Built in 1998 by the city of Xenia, Xenia Station houses a local history museum, a classroom/meeting space and an observation tower called the Hub Lookout.
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Its a beautiful park,especially in the fall. The trees look so enchanting in the fall. In the summer you can see families and children playing in the water fountains. It's a calming place for me and I enjoy walking around and enjoying the trees and creek that surrounds it. I like that there is camera's so I feel safe walking around alone. There is sufficient parking for a big get together. I typically don't go to parks since the ones I was used to where gang territory and ridden with needles and drunks laying around. When I first saw this park, I was so excited and immediately felt a calming sensation even though there were a lot of people around. Happiness and Peace is all around you when you enter. ...
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Pretty cool in my opinion. It has a splash pad for children of all ages ( and the young at heart lol) . Updated playground equipment. Indoor restrooms , and several bike paths that intersect around the area. Ample parking and no time limit on how long you can leave your car. Perfect for those times you want to take an extended bike ride. There are also a couple random paths that lead to the creek and wooded area. Great for kids that are into exploring, bird watching or skipping rocks across the creek. Only reason I can't give this park 5 stars is due to personal reasons. Homewreckers should be banned from ever being able to too destroy that much happiness in such a...
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Good place to put-in for the bike trail. Clean restrooms, lots of parking, water and drink vending machine. Some of the teens cutting through the park are a bit on the funny side, but most teens are.
From this spot you can ride on the paved bike trail for about 70 miles in three directions. About 60 miles down to Cincinnati. About 60 miles towards Columbus. And about 70 miles to Dayton and North towards Troy, or go South to Middletown.
Lots of paved trail to choose, all it takes is time and the legs to get you there.
But Xenia has changed over the decades! Not very pretty to look at, and I wouldn't want to live there. But I guess it's like that in most...
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