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    Arnold Parks and Recreation

    3.4 (26 reviews)
    Closed 5:30 am - 7:30 pm

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    Entrance (you can also enter the large dog park from the back)
    Can B.

    Dog Park Review: Small dog area as well as large dog area Decent size with tons of stray balls everywhere which I appreciate. It's does seem a little unloved by the city. The grass and weeds are overgrown. There were serious muddy spots and it hasn't rained in a few days. I would definitely come here again in the evening when a few more dogs are here.

    The Pool. Further to the right is a child's area to play and there is a tube outside that spits you out inside. :)
    Kathi M.

    HUGE pool and kid friendly. It is new and a nice atmosphere. I was amazed at how big this place is! There is adequate weight area, nothing huge. They still had television screens hanging from the ceiling. Younger people in that area. A lot of older people around also. It is a relaxing and friendly place. There is a running track around the top of the gym that anyone can go there for free. PRICE: Out of district membership for a year and for 2 people it was just a little over 220. So cheap! I am not from that area but I go there to go to a wonderful Tai Chi class. The instructor they have for Tai Chi and Yoga is a guy that is not only really nice, making you feel really comfortable but is a great teacher. He is patient with the young and the old. :) So hard to find a good teacher that doesn't take themselves so serious that they can not laugh at themselves and yet focused on his profession.

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    Ideal for younger kids. My 9y/o was bored. There is no deep end or diving board, and the big slide was broken.

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    4 years ago

    Can't skip a rock here. Makes me kinda sad. I can skip rocks at Fenton park. I guess I'll just have to go there

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    13 years ago

    Good, clean, new facility. Highlights include a raised track, baskeball court, and pool with lazy river.

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    Great exercise place for the family, out door swimming pool is awesome, away cheaper than YMCA ;)

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    14 years ago

    Great place to run, ride, or take your dog. Beautiful scenery around the path and no cars to deal with.

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    Cliff Cave County Park - Deer!

    Cliff Cave County Park

    4.5(34 reviews)
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    Last weekend, it was such a sunny and warm-ish day for January, so we decided to take a little trip…read moreto Cliff Cave County Park with the pup. This was our first visit and so we parked in the lot that gps took us to and then followed the signs for the hiking trail. We were impressed with the number of hikers and mountain bikers out and about. What I really enjoyed about this park is that the trails are all easy to follow and loop around so that you can choose any direction to walk. We started with the shorter hike and walked to the overlook which was so pretty! We spent some time just watching the river and then decided to try another trail for a bit. Honestly, it was really nice to be outside. Baxter was so happy to be able to play in the leaves and we all got really excited because we saw a bunch of deer while we were out walking! Of course, when we saw them, we all stopped and just let the deer have their space to get where they were going. The loop that we completed was about 3 miles and I really appreciated how easy it was to navigate the park. We did not get over to the cave during this visit, but will plan to visit again on another warm-ish day so that we can explore the other trails.

    I've been to this park before and like that it offers walking trails not far from the city. The…read morewalking trails offer out and back trails, so I definitely got a couple miles of walking in. Fir those who want more of a "nature" feel there are some hiking and biking trails tucked away near the walking trails, which in my opinion, could use better trail markers. The hiking trails are still close to the border if the walking trails, so you don't go far into the wooded areas. My favorite part of the park were the caves, as soon as you enter the bottom of the trail where the caves are you can feel the cool air from the caves. It was great to check out and I wish the trails offered more scenic views in addition to this.

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    Suson Park - I had no idea this was in the city

    Suson Park

    4.6(47 reviews)
    3.1 mi

    St. Louis, we need to talk about Suson Park. Because how is this hidden gem just sitting in South…read moreCounty and people aren't talking about it more? Suson Park is basically a little farm hiding inside a county park AND it's FREE. You can walk around and see cows, horses, goats, pigs, chickens, ducks and other farm animals. St. Louis County actually describes it as a working animal farm, and the barn is open to the public. And there's some seriously good St. Louis history here. The county bought the original property in 1962 from Sidney Salomon Jr., who was a major figure in St. Louis sports history. He owned the original Sportsman's Park and later the St. Louis Arena and became the first owner of the St. Louis Blues. Even better: Suson is a combination of the names of his children, Susan and Sonny. The park opened to the public in 1964, and today you've got the animal farm, fishing lakes, walking paths, playgrounds and picnic areas. So basically, you can spend an afternoon hanging out with a goat, watching a pig do absolutely nothing, saying hello to a cow and pretending you're on a farm vacation, all without leaving St. Louis County. And did I mention FREE? This is exactly the kind of place I mean when I say St. Louis has hidden gems.

    Hot but fun taking the grandkids to see and feed the goats and ducks!!!!…read more Always clean and a busy busy park!!! So much to do!!!! Fish, picnic or walk!!!!

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