Treasure Island Park

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Treasure Island Park is located at 409 N. Elm St., Troy, Ohio  45373.

Summer Concert Series: 

Saturday, June 20
7:30pm
Gates Open at 6pm
Richie and The High Street Rockers 

Richie and the High Street Rockers are a vintage Rock n' Roll band based out of Pottstown, PA. Playing both originals and covers from the 1950s and early 1960s, they are passionately reinventing the sound of rock's roots for the 21st century. Buckle up for hot renditions of classics by Little Richard, Elvis, and Eddie Cochran, then lean back for soft ballads by Dion, Buddy Holly, and the Everly Brothers. With their signature, snappy outfits and overflowing energy, you're guaranteed to be twisting the night away!

Saturday, July 4
7:30pm
Terry Lee Goffee
World’s Greatest Johnny Cash Experience
Show followed by the Fireworks at 10pm 

“I wanted to make my show a little different and unique by portraying Johnny Cash in the first person, rather than just standing there singing the songs. Like an actor in a play I literally become my character, in this case Johnny Cash, from the moment I walk onstage until the end of the show.”   Terry Lee’s Tribute to Johnny Cash has taken him all across the U S, Canada, Ireland and the UK. In 2009 he was selected to provide the moves for the Johnny Cash character in Guitar Hero 5.

And Now he’s also a regular on RFD-TV.  He looks like Johnny. He sounds like Johnny. He moves like Johnny.  Nobody does Johnny Cash like Terry Lee Goffee.

Saturday, August 1
7:30pm
Gates Open at 6pm
Pink Houses
The Ultimate Mellencamp Music Experience

Step into the world of PINK HOUSES – The Ultimate Mellencamp Music Experience, where the soul-stirring melodies of Rock and Roll Hall of Famer John Mellencamp resonate with profound reverence for the working class and the essence of Middle America.  Led by producer and lead vocalist David Brown, this live show isn’t your typical impersonation or tribute show; it’s a heartfelt homage and a true celebration of Mellencamp’s legacy and the music that has rocked the airwaves for over 4 decades.  Backed by an amazing band of seasoned professionals, the show is full of authentic arrangements and instrumentation.  Playing the hits and the emotional hard hitters, this show will have you singing, dancing and cheering all night long.

Floating Tents and Kayak Space Rental

Visit www.float-troy.com for more information.

Treasure Island FAQs

Is camping available at Treasure Island Park?

Camping is not permitted at any Troy city park, including Treasure Island Park, without express permission of the Board of Park Commissioners. Nearby campgrounds include the Miami County Fairgrounds and Poor Farmers Campground.

Does the City operate a restaurant at Treasure Island?

Smith's Boathouse Restaurant is the tenant and operator of Treasure Island's restaurant. Visit www.smithsboathouse.com for more information.

How much do the concert events cost? 

There is no admission fee for the concert events. Tickets are not required. 

Do we bring our own chairs? 

There is no reserved seating. There is a tiered area directly in front of the performance area. The levee side will also be used as seating areas for these events. Lawn chairs or blankets are recommended. Chairs may be placed in the amphitheater area. Seating areas are not covered, and lawn seating may become wet.

I am coming from out of town. How do I get to Treasure Island Park? 

Those using GPS may enter 439 North Elm Street, Troy, OH 45373. 

Directions to Treasure Island: Take I75 to Exit #74 Take St. Rt. 41 towards Troy, then turn left on Elm Street (you'll see CVS on the right hand side). Treasure Island Park will be on the right-hand side just past the Eagles club.

Do you sell food and drinks? 

Food vendors will be on site at Treasure Island Park for each concert event. 

Can I bring beer, wine, or other alcohol to the Park? 

Under Ohio Law, consumption of alcoholic beverages at the concert events is restricted to beverages sold under state license at the concession areas located at the venue or within the DORA, during a time when the DORA is active for Treasure Island. Alcoholic beverages may not be brought into Treasure Island Park or to the event held at Treasure Island Park, unless purchased within the activated DORA area.

Where can I park? 

General Parking: General public parking will be available, non-reserved, first-come, first-served basis, in the Hobart Arena parking lot for concert events. Parking is also available in Community Park. Street parking is also available in the neighborhood located across Elm Street from Treasure Island Park. 

Disabled Parking: A limited number of parking spaces for vehicles with state issued disabled parking tags will be permitted at Treasure Island Park. Enter the park entrance at 439 N. Elm Street. 

Are wheelchair seating spaces available? 

Wheelchair access will be available with a limited number of wheelchair seating spaces at the amphitheater; designated and available on a first-come, first-served basis. 

Are restrooms available? 

Public restrooms will be available at Treasure Island Park during events. 

Is smoking permitted?

Smoking will not be permitted in the amphitheater area of the park during concert events. 

Will first aid be available? 

Bike medics cover the park area during City-sponsored events and concerts. 

Are there specific rules for concerts?

The following items are prohibited in the amphitheater/concert viewing area:

  • Umbrellas
  • Laser pointers
  • Beach balls and/or inflatables 
  • Signs
  • Selfie sticks
  • Bikes 
  • Any other items deemed dangerous or inappropriate