The park is located on the site of the historic Treasure Island Supper Club, which was destroyed by fire in 2005.
It serves as a primary trailhead for the Great Miami River Trail, a 340-mile network of paved paths.
The park's amphitheater is constructed to face the river, utilizing the natural landscape for acoustics.
The land was acquired and redeveloped by the City of Troy specifically to improve public access to the Great Miami River.
The park hosts the annual 'Troy Strawberry Festival' activities and various seasonal river-based competitions.
Treasure Island Park is a public recreational facility located along the Great Miami River in Troy, Ohio. The site features an outdoor amphitheater used for concerts and community events. A paved riverfront trail connects the park to the broader Miami County trail system, facilitating cycling and walking. The grounds include a large picnic pavilion, public restrooms, and direct river access for non-motorized watercraft. Historical markers detail the park's namesake, the former Treasure Island Supper Club, which was a regional landmark for decades. The park serves as a hub for the city's riverfront revitalization efforts.
The riverfront walkway at sunset, looking toward the N Elm St bridge.
Bring a portable chair if visiting during an amphitheater event, as seating fills up quickly.
Utilize the designated kayak and canoe launch area for easy access to the Great Miami River.
Check the city's events calendar before visiting to avoid crowds during scheduled riverfront festivals.
Do not attempt to swim in the river, as currents can be unpredictable and water quality fluctuates.
Carry-in, carry-out trash policy applies; keep pets leashed at all times.
