Miami Valley Hospital North in nearby Englewood provides accessible health care services. The Northmont Medical Center is available 7 days a week, no appointment necessary.

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Miami Valley Hospital North in nearby Englewood provides accessible health care services. Dettmer Hospital, Stouder Memorial Hospital, and Upper Valley Medical Center are nearby in Troy.

Supporting the rich history of the area, residents find the Union Township Museum contains historical, and genealogical information for West Milton and the surrounding area - especially Quaker history. That role in the town's development is celebrated every year in October with the Quaker Heritage Festival. There are traditional craft demonstrations and a parade. A mountain man encampment brings back the sights and smells of days gone by. West Milton's Lookout Park, with its grass-covered hillside, is the perfect place to spend some time. West Milton has two municipal parks; the athletic facilities are located at the Lowry Complex on the west site of town. The Brukner Nature Center is only minutes away, and parks and nature areas operated by the county are also close by. Stillwater Ridge public golf course is an 18-hole range for golf enthusiasts.

Local merchants supply residents with everyday needs, with several restaurants, a bowling alley and other services nearby.

4200 residents call this small community 14 miles northwest of Dayton in Miami County home, and are proud of its small town atmosphere. The rolling hills, Stillwater River, and rich farmland of the West Milton area were big attractions for early settlers and residents today. Early residents were especially fond of the Cascades local water fall. Outdoor recreation remains one of the primary reasons new residents chose this lovely area. Housing is typical of many older towns, with some new construction available.

West Milton

West Milton is at the intersection of St. Rt. 571 and St. Rt. 48 and eight minutes away from I-70 and I-75.

Outdoor recreation is an integral part of the Englewood community. The city maintains nine parks, including Jake Grossnickle Memorial Park and Centennial Municipal Park with its popular water play feature. Englewood MetroPark offers over 2000 acres of hiking, fishing, picnicking and horseback riding in a lush nature preserve.	Tennis courts, volleyball courts and soccer/baseball fields are busy around the clock in this active community. The Earl Heck Community Center offers year round aerobics classes, senior get-togethers and social services.

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

A rapidly developing and progressive city still holding onto its small town charm, Englewood is approximately 15 miles northwest of downtown Dayton in Montgomery County. The community may be growing and expanding with new developments, but the 14,000 residents are determined to retain the atmosphere many have moved to this area to pursue. No matter what your lifestyle or tastes, Englewood offers a variety of housing to meet your needs from new home construction in several areas of the city, to beautiful seasoned older neighborhoods with mature trees and landscaping. Charming ranches, Tudors, bi-levels, and country farm homes offer a wide range of choices.

Englewood

Englewood straddles I-70, five minutes from I-75. The Dayton International Airport is four miles from Englewood. RTA provides public bus transportation in the Northmont community.

Vandalia's parks and recreation staff is trying to keep up with the demands the growing community is placing on its parks. The Vandalia Sports Complex is a busy place with ball fields, volleyball, soccer, basketball and hiking trails. The Cassel Hills Golf Club of Vandalia offers an 18-hole golf course for residents.

Shopping seems to follow the demands and right now it's centered around two areas, the Poe Avenue and National Road. Local merchants are busy filling day to day needs, with downtown Dayton perhaps the closest of big shopping centers.

Thousands of tourists visit Vandalia annually, taking advantage of the intersections of two of America's most traveled highways, I-75 and I-70. The 14,600 residents of this northern Montgomery County 10 minutes from downtown welcome visitors for the United States Air and Trade Show, one of North America's premier aerospace displays and expositions. Vandalia is exploding with no less than seven new housing construction developments underway, trying to meet the demands for new residents' needs.

Vandalia

Vandalia hugs I-75 north of Dayton. St. Rt. 40 provides east-west access. RTA provides bus service to the city.

The Dayton-Covington-Piqua Toll Road, which ran through the heart of Union, was constructed in the mid-1800s and served as a primary route through western Ohio for many years. In honor of that much-traveled road, Union is now the home of the Toll Road Festival held every September. The Martindale Road Park boasts a major playground structure, and basketball and tennis courts. Along the Stillwater River on Old Springfield Road and on Martindale Road are fishing areas offered through Montgomery County's MetroParks. A 25-acre community park includes softball diamonds, and several smaller neighborhood parks. The city pool offers summertime fun.

Just 20 minutes northwest of downtown in rural Montgomery County, the 6,400 residents of the city of Union's four square miles are just trying to keep pace with their developing community. Named Union in 1816 by local miller Daniel Razor, the city has come a long way since the days of log cabins when Main Street was a dusty road. Union is exploding in new housing developments with large wooded lots and exciting homes at middle and upper price ranges. Homes are beautiful examples of today's architectural brilliance, gathered together in warm, friendly communities. Residents insist on plenty of greenspace to keep the rural charm so many have moved to this area to find. A sense of history still lives on in some of Union's older buildings along Main Street.

Union

Union is minutes from I-70 and within a ten-minute drive of I-75. St. Rt. 48 provides a quick artery through town. Dayton International Airport is less than five minutes away.