Sycamore Trails Park is the City's largest park. Known as the "gem" of Miamisburg, Sycamore Trails Park is the City's only "nature park" with nearly 75 acres of trails and forest. Sycamore Trails is also one of the City's oldest parks, dedicated to the City of Miamisburg in 1971. Home to shelters that have served generations of family reunions, birthday parties and gatherings, Sycamore Trails is connected to and the ground are home of the Sycamore Trails Aquatic Center, tennis courts, basketball court, and playground accessed off Maue Road.

With an updated roadway that connects the three areas, the road access at the corner of Heincke and SR 725 has been removed and converted to a pedestrian only entrance. This greatly improves the safety and access into the park. In addition, the roadway modifications include additional parking in both the north and south ends of the park, as well as Sycamore Trails Aquatic Center.

Amenity updates to playgrounds, shelters and sports courts bring new life and vitality to this park. The shelters in the northern portion of the park were built in 1972 and have served this community well. We are excited to bring updated and improved safety, access and play that will serve this City for generations to come.

The new playground on the north side of Sycamore Trails park has a nature theme with multiple amenities. Climbing ropes, infant and child swings, "log" tire swings, and a tower are included in the design. The ground of the playground matches the new, bouncy playground surfacing at Riverfront Park, making this playground easy to travel onto for children of all abilities.

A special thank you to the generous donation of The Flasher Family.

A new pavilion has been installed next to the playground. This new structure has restrooms for 4 stalls and is connected to a covered area with picnic tables and water fountains, perfect for parties and reunions. Reserve this pavilion by clicking here.

A special thank you to the generous donation of The Flasher Family.

A new shelter has been installed next to the fishing pond. This new structure has a covered area with 12 regular and 2 ADA picnic tables, new grill, dog water fountain, and regular water fountain, perfect for parties and reunions. Shelter holds up to 104 people. Reserve this pavilion by clicking here

A special thank you to the generous donation of The Miamisburg Eagles.

A new roadway with paved walking trail on the sides will be added to the park. This will allow for a safer entrance into the park (moving to Maue Road) and easier access to all parts of the park. A small bridge will be constructed to travel over the creek with as little disruption to the area as possible.

Located in the northwest section of the park, the new pond has been stocked with a variety of fish including largemouth bass, bluegill, channel catfish, and grass carp. Surrounding the pond is a thoughtfully designed pathway, ideal for walking, jogging, or a relaxing stroll. This is catch and release only pond, no fishing license is required, and fishing is open to all ages.

A special thank you to the generous donation of the Chance Family.

Two new, full-sized basketball courts will be installed closest to the parking lot. These basketball courts will have a fence surrounding them and be located next to a new bathroom/shelter with picnic tables.

Two new tennis courts have been added to the south sports section of the park. These courts are also lined with pickleball courts and can be used for either sport. All courts have their own fenced area to keep any stray tennis balls inside the courts.

Four new pickleball courts have been installed on the south section of Sycamore Trails Park. All courts have their own fenced area to keep any stray pickleballs inside the courts.

A special thank you to the generous donations in these areas listed below:

• Lee & Bev Heironymus (Pickleball Court A & Shade Structure)
• The Fink Family (Shade Structure)
• River Valley Credit Union (Pickleball Court B)

In this new adult fitness area up to 20 people can achieve a total body workout with a wide array of functional fitness training stations, including three types of overhead trainers with multivariate grip types. This equipment features options for users of all fitness levels and a sign with usage instructions and workout ideas.