There are several hospitals are within easy access of Farmersville:  Miami Valley Hospital, Children's Medical Center and Sycamore Hospital in downtown Dayton. Middletown Regional is also nearby.

Farmersville's aptly chosen name reflects the rural character the town has to offer.

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Hospitals within a 10-mile radius include Children's Medical Center, Miami Valley Hospital and Good Samaritan Hospital.

Community life is active in this small village with special events like Stagecoach Days in June, and Christmas in the Village in December. Many residents drive to Trotwood, where residents find a wide variety of leisure facilities and opportunities to encourage heath and fitness, cultural enrichment and learning.

Shoppers take advantage of the nearness of The Salem Mall of Dayton located less than a ten-minute drive away in Trotwood. In addition to department stores, retailers provide numerous specialty shops and restaurants. Local New Lebanon merchants provide general merchandise and services conveniently located for residents.

New Lebanon is a small town 15 minutes due west of Dayton in Montgomery County, offering village residents a chance to move at a slower pace. Like other areas nearby, residential growth is continuing to meet the demands with new housing developments being planned. You can still find a charming house full of the character of days gone by, but it's more common to find modest single-family homes or new construction.

New Lebanon

Rt. 35 is the main artery through town. I-70 and I-75 are minutes away.

Preble County has access to 21 area major hospitals and healthcare providers within a 20-minute drive. The Preble County Health Center (part of the Kettering Health Network) is located in Eaton.

Gratis Township is located in Preble County with 4,500 residents.

Hueston Woods State Park is located on Acton Lake off State Route 732 in the southwest corner of Preble County, with hiking, boating, golfing, fishing and camping. Nearby Camden has an annual Black Walnut Festival. Preble County hosts the Preble County Pork Festival and Preble County Fair. The Preble County Art Association in Easton is known for is fine arts and crafts.

There are a few local shops and restaurants in Camden for every day needs. One can drive to Oxford or Miamisburg for more shopping and restaurant opportunities.

This rural area is primarily farmland with a focus in hog and corn production.  Homes range from older farm houses to newly built homes with acreage.

Gratis Township

Gratis Township is located on 725, 503 and 122.  The closest interstates are I-70 and I-75. The closest state routes are 127 and 35.

Many of the downtown Dayton hospitals provide outpatient services at clinics near Eaton.

Just south of Eaton is Hueston Woods State Park which offers miles of scenic hiking trails, fishing and boating on 625 acre Acton Lake, an 18 hole golf course, naturalist programs, a nature center with a display of live animals and much more. 12 golf courses are in the vicinity for those who like to tee off, and other community sports are plentiful for both children and adults. The Eaton Fine Arts Center provides classes in fine arts and crafts and hosts art exhibitions throughout the year. The Eaton Community Arts Council is active in promoting performing arts such as drama, theatre, musicals, plays and films. The museum at the Preble County Historical Society's Farm Center is a constantly growing collection of antiques, memorabilia and artifacts from the area's past for those who like to explore.

Two shopping malls on Eaton's north side, March Mall and Junction Valley Mall fill residents' needs with anchor and specialty stores. Local merchants, especially downtown, offer choices from arts and crafts to hardware, clothing, photography, furniture and much more. Restaurants and theatres are nearby. Just minutes outside of town, the area around Fairhaven is attracting antique buffs to the many local shops. Individual shops and fast food restaurants line U.S. 127.

Straddling the best of both rural and small town city life, Eaton is in Preble County, about 30 minutes west of downtown Dayton near the Indiana border. Perhaps best known for its agricultural presence, Eaton was settled by farmers who used the powerful water sources nearby to build gristmills. Agriculture remains an important factor in the economy still today, but Eaton has begun to expand into a thriving business community. From a lake development community to new housing construction, the wide variety of housing ranging from magnificent older homes to modest starter homes fit all tastes and budgets.

Eaton

Eaton is located along U.S.127 and 35, east of the Indiana border.

Many of the downtown Dayton hospitals provide out patient services at clinics near Eaton. The closest hospitals are in downtown Dayton 30 minutes away, or northern Cincinnati 25 minutes away.

Hueston Woods State Park a few minutes away offers miles of scenic hiking trails, fishing and boating.12 golf courses are in the vicinity for those who like to tee off.

Two shopping malls on Eaton's north side, March Mall and Junction Valley Mall, provide shopping opportunities. West Alexandria merchants serve local needs.

The area focuses on its agricultural roots. This is country life at its most traditional, with single family homes and farm houses lovingly maintained.

West Alexandria

The village of West Alexandria sits at the intersection of Rt. 35 and St. Rt. 503.

Embracing the rural atmosphere, hiking, biking, and horseback riding are popular pastimes. Sports, culture and other pursuits are available in either Middletown or downtown Dayton.

Downtown merchants along Center Street provide a business cluster offering basic services to meet residents' needs.

Ten minutes southwest of Dayton in Montgomery County, residents of this rural farming community originally shared the local farms with the Shawnee Indians. 2000 residents live in a variety of properties ranging from small homes to newer frame construction along Center Street in the downtown central district.

Farmersville

St. Rt. 4 and 725 offer access into Farmersville, but Germantown Pike is the primary route residents take into town.