Several hospitals are within easy access of Germantown. Hospitals include Miami Valley Hospital, Children's Medical Center and Sycamore Hospital.

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Miamisburg is home to Sycamore Hospital; Middletown Regional Hospital is about a 15-minute drive. Hospitals in Dayton, Centerville, and Cincinnati are readily accessible.

Sports provide a focal point for this town. There are three golf courses in Miamisburg: Mound has 9 holes, Pipestone has 18 and the River Bend Golf Club offers an 18-hole course. The Sycamore Trails Aquatic Center features two water slides, a 15,000+ sq. foot swimming pool with a beach-like entry and concession stands. Soccer reigns big with over 42 acres of the Miamisburg Soccer Complex dedicated to the sport, fielding hundreds of teams. Sycamore Trails Park is a family favorite, providing neighborhood park convenience with a youth fishing pond as a special feature.

Many neighborhood shops provide for daily purchases, and a multitude of fast food restaurants and movie theaters are nearby. The Dayton Mall is a short	drive from the east side of town with over 120 specialty shops, cinemas, and restaurants.

Miamisburg is located in Montgomery County, approximately eight miles south of Dayton. Miamisburg got its name from the Miami Indian tribe that settled the area. 27,000 residents call the 11 square miles home. Downtown Miamisburg is the heart of the city. Whether you wish to shop, dine, or meet your service needs, downtown is the place to visit. This is an active community offering housing ranging from exclusive, custom-built homes to charming older neighborhoods with well-maintained homes of all sizes. Single-family homes, townhouses and apartments of almost every design provide choices for all.

Miamisburg

Miamisburg mirrors the layout of the I-75 corridor. RTA serves the area.

Dayton area hospitals including Sycamore and Kettering Memorial are within a ten-minute drive. Northern Cincinnati hospitals are within a ten-minute drive including Bethesda North Hospital and Atrium Medical Center.

The Great Miami River runs along Carlisle's eastern boundary, and Twin Creek is nearby, providing outdoor enthusiasts with canoeing and hiking opportunities. Roof Park provides recreational activities for residents. Golf courses and other activities are in neighboring communities.

Local merchants provide general merchandise and services conveniently located for residents.

This northwestern Warren County town 14 miles south of Dayton was primarily a railroad town in its early history. This settlement of farmers was named after George B. Carlisle, a railroad man, who bought and divided the land now bearing his name. This rich, fertile farmland with its rural beauty and large, tree-lined expanses has enticed nearly 5,400 people to the peaceful community of Carlisle. Classic farmhouses and new, gracious construction sites abound.

Carlisle

State Route 123 is the main artery linking Carlisle to nearby I-75 and State Route 4.

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.

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.

Outdoor activities keep residents busy in numerous city parks including Veteran's Memorial Park, which has a community swimming pool, Kercher Community Park, with four baseball/softball fields, soccer fields and tennis courts, Hillcrest Park and Germantown Reserve & Nature Center. Athletic programs for children include Junior Spartan football and Valley View youth baseball and soccer. The Jamaica Run Golf Club, an 18 hole public golf course, is located in Germantown.

Shopping malls within a short drive from the area include Dayton Mall, the Mall at Fairfield Commons and Towne Mall. Local merchants provide general merchandise and services conveniently located for residents.

German-speaking families from Pennsylvania settled Germantown in August 1804. Although there are five Germantowns in the United States, Germantown, Ohio is thought to be the first such named city. The German language was the major language spoken in Germantown until the early 1900s. Much of Germantown's downtown has been declared a National Historic Site and National Historical Preservation District. Housing ranges from stately older homes, well-landscaped and preserved, to newer developments that have been designed to harmonize with the historic ambiance of the town. This is a town where leisurely living has flourished.

Germantown

Germantown is located on St. Rts. 4 and 725. It is within ten miles of I-75 and 20 miles of I-70. The Dayton International Airport is approximately 25 miles away in Vandalia.