Here’s a captivating look at Treasure Island Park in Troy, Ohio—an inviting riverfront destination where history, recreation, live entertainment, and unique experiences converge.Overview & LocationNestled along the Great Miami River at 409 N. Elm Street, Troy, OH 45373, Treasure Island Park is a highlight of Troy’s recent riverfront revitalization project . Originally associated with the historic Hobart family marina, the park reopened in June 2017 featuring refreshed amenities and a striking new lighthouse donated by the Troy Foundation .Recreation & AmenitiesWater access: A fully equipped boat ramp lets visitors launch kayaks, canoes, and paddleboats. It’s a well-loved spot for paddling along the river .Trails & green space: Scenic paved paths traverse about 15 acres of riverside greenery—perfect for walking, running, or biking vistas Pacer.Picnic shelter & amphitheater: A branded picnic shelter adjoins an open-air performance space that hosts free concerts during summer Dayton Local.Unique lodging: Experience the one-of-a-kind floating tents—water‑based platforms where guests can camp right on the river, complete with kayak rentals and river views. It’s the only experience of its kind in the world .Dining on the water: Smith’s Boathouse Restaurant occupies the former marina building, offering seafood, steaks, and scenic deck seating overlooking the river and trails .Summer Concert SeriesEach summer, the park transforms into a vibrant live music venue—all concerts are free and open to the public:June 21, 7:30 p.m. – ThunderBeard, a high‑energy tribute to ZZ Top.July 4, 7:30 p.m. – The 122nd Army Band presents “Victory Vibes,” capped off by community fireworks at 10 p.m.August 2, 7:30 p.m. – No Fences, the Ultimate Tribute to Garth Brooks .Food trucks (selling food and licensed alcohol within the DORA zone), restrooms, wheelchair-accessible seating, and bike-medic first aid support are provided on concert nights . Guests are encouraged to bring lawn chairs or blankets for seating . Note that items like umbrellas, inflatables, selfie sticks, signs, and bicycles are prohibited in the amphitheater area .Visiting Info & LogisticsParking: Public parking is available at nearby Hobart Arena (first‑come, first‑served), plus street parking and overflow in Community Park. A few disabled-access spots are available via the park entrance at 439 N. Elm Street .Water safety: Recreational use of park waters is considered safe; visitors should follow posted river guidelines .Camping: On-site camping is not allowed unless permitted by the Park Board—floating tent camping must be booked in advance through Float Troy (subject to availability) .Hours & access: The park is generally open daily from early morning through evening. Reservations or tickets are not required for concerts, and there’s no admission fee .Why Visit Treasure Island Park?Treasure Island Park blends charm with versatility—historical significance, outdoor adventure, dining, and community events all in one compact riverside setting. Whether you're paddling, picnicking, camping in a floating tent, or chilling during a concert, it's a rejuvenating escape that celebrates both nature and local culture.
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