8 Top Spots in Tipp City
About Tipp City, Ohio
Tipp City is located along the Great Miami River. It is 15 minutes south of Troy, and 21 minutes north of Dayton. Less than 15 minutes from the Dayton International Airport, and connected to the regional trail system.
Below we will highlight the absolute best and must-see things to do and try in Tipp City, Ohio.
Best Food & Bars To Try in Tipp City
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Delicious homemade meals for breakfast and lunch |
Harrison's |
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Chaffee's Brewhouse |
Coldwater Cafe |
About DORA
The State of Ohio has a unique law allowing for the creation of "designated outdoor refreshment areas", or DORAs. This allows you to buy alcoholic drinks from participating bars and restaurants and carry them with you as you explore the downtown area, shop, or enjoy an ongoing event. Each community's rules may vary -- ask your server or bartender for more information.
Top Attractions In Tipp City
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Tipp Roller Mill situated at Lock #15 A piece of the historic canal system and neighboring event venue gives life to an old structure |
The Battle Axe Plug mural, located on the side of the Harrison’s Restaurant building, corner of Main and South Second Streets.
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Best Parks & Nature Near Tipp City
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Charleston Falls Nature Preserve This beautiful spot is the most visited park in Miami county and home to the waterfall known as “Miniature Niagara” |
Located in a historic boathouse, they provide river trips, camping, classes, and special events on the Great Miami River |
Best Annual Events
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The Annual Mum Festival is an annual fall event in Septemeber celebrating the garden chrysanthemum. Tipp City has since adopted the name, “Mum Capital of the World" and celebrates with a pagent, car-show, parade, festival, and more! |
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History of Tipp City
Tipp City was founded in 1840 along the Miami and Erie Canal. Orignally named Tippecanoe City, its name was inspired by William Henry Harrison's nickname, Tippecanoe. When the canal use declined due to railroad development, the city's growth slowed until the development of U.S Highway 25 and Interstate 75.
More Resources
Miami County Visitors & Convention Bureau
For more than 100 years, the Miami Conservancy District's flood protection system has helped reduce flood risk throughout Southwest Ohio, allowing communities to safely develop the riverfront parks, trails, downtown destinations, and recreation amenities of the Great Miami Riverway. The vibrant riverfront experiences visitors enjoy today are possible because generations of leaders invested in protecting both communities and the river corridor.