Just driving around and never noticed this park area. We stopped and took a look around which was…read morereally cool. Looks like they also use this as a concert area. Really nice art piece too. Very cool how this space is used. There's a playground across the way too.

This is a nice park in the heart of Chesterfield. However, despite being in the heart of…read moreChesterfield (close to the interstate, the amphitheater and library), it was very quiet and hardly anyone was there. We came to see the Sculpture "The Awakening" which is a massive sculpture of a giant who is struggling to get out of the ground. It's not a single sculpture but five separate sculptures that make up "The Awakening". Great park to visit - not only for the sculpture but for some peace and quiet.

Great cute little park. Came a few times with friends when very little to play in playground when…read moreit opened around 2000 and more recently with my mother for a walk. They do concerts here too. It's definitely not like Chicago's Millenium Park but still a great park nonetheless.

This newly remodeled and ark just recently reopened. The kiddos like this place. We went here at…read morearound 6pm on a weekday, so there were parking spots in the main lot. The playground and splash pad were decent sized. The walking trial is great and has some shade at the time we went.

River's Edge Park is an amazing place to get a workout in. This beautiful park has both gravel and…read moremulch paths for walking and running. Dogs seem to love this park. The lake has plenty of benches around the perimeter for viewing the scenery or taking a break. There is even a path to the river which makes for good photos. This Summer and Fall were both beautiful at River's Edge. I am looking forward to getting pictures of all four seasons at this park!

signage could have been better for those of us wanting to see the river. A word of caution though…read moreif you have kids or pets the bank is steep and can be slick and the river is unforgiving. Be careful!

I came here to walk with my husband and dog on a Sunday afternoon. This is a very nice community…read morespace. There is a pond with paths around for fishing, covered picnic areas, benches, sports courts, and a huge play area that includes a water cool-down section (in Summer) for the children. There were lots of sidewalks that we could take through the park. It was very well-maintained and lovely. There was one area under construction during our visit. There were lots of Canadian geese that didn't want to be approached with their babies.

Love the new playground (2024/2025). Great for all ages. Wish both tall slides didn't have the net…read moreclimbs to get up, but I understand it may deter littles from going up there. Overall a wonderful upgrade and we cannot wait to continue visiting.

This was such a cute playground themed as a castle! Every child we walked past was either a knight…read moreor royalty fighting a big dragon (parent lol) and running away. Lots of running space and slides to enjoy. I wish there was more shade, but it really exhausted my kiddo out so I was happy! There is a small lake nearby, and picnic tables closer to the playground. The parking lot is a bit small and there is only ONE entrance/exit.

Zachary's Playground is the main feature and main reason for this park. The fully accessible…read more(unlimited) playground accomodates special needs children but is open to children of all ages and abilities. Some signs are in braille and American Sign Language. A small water spray pad is next to the playground. Two pavilions are available for picnickers, the park has restrooms, and a half-mile path provides a short stroll.

I am so glad my buddy, Julianne M. told me about this place! I went a few weeks ago with my hubby…read moreand my pup and we had a nice hike. The parking was easy to find and the pathway was clear and the path was marked with arrows and colorful flags. The views were spectacular from the top and they have some benches to sit on if you need a break. The day we went, it was still a bit flooded from the rain the night before so we could not make it all the way around, but we did our best to do as much of the trail as we could. Baxter loved being in the woods and had the best time taking an adventure around the park. I am sure he will be happy to go back again soon!

I actually came here to hike for the first time last week. Was very satisfied, and it was well…read moreworth the drive from Illinois to come here. So why am I docking it a star? Before coming here I did research on what are the recommended trails to hike, and what is popular with most people. The Lone Wolf and the River Scene trails were the top two, I found out. So they were at the top of my priority list. When I got to the park, I stopped in the Visitors Center (or park office?) to get a map. I did the Lone Wolf trail first, since it was the longest and supposedly the most grueling of the two. It was cool with all the lookout views and some of the decaying structures (there's a story that goes with that). But the part that annoyed me was how the trails were poorly marked. The River Scene Trail was red and the Lone Wolf trail was yellow. I knew they closed off a section of the River Scene trail due to erosion. But the map I saw online (at the park's website) and the map the park ranger gave me had two differently marked routes, which sparked a lot of confusion in me. I don't know why I got my feathers ruffled on that, but yeah. I hope they fix that section soon, or by next year. But I'll still return to check out some of the other trails!

Another beautiful St. Louis County "park"/trail. There are a couple of picnic tables near the…read moreparking lot along with portable toilets. Otherwise, this "park" is really just a trail head and parking lot. The trail is open to bikes, horses, & pedestrians. Take the gradually descending path a half mile from the parking lot to the scenic overlook. From there, the terrain changes from a steep bluff into a gradual slope resulting in a leisurely hike through the woods. Two miles from the scenic overview, the Bluff View trail ties into the Al Foster trail. It was a great family hike and I can see this trail becoming one of our family's favorites.

ABSOLUTELY ADORABLE!…read more A farm themed climbing area and therapy horses right next to the playground. I can see why its tucked away, and I'm not surprised this is in T&C. Everything was so clean, the climbing gyms looked awesome, but for my toddler, he loved climbing the fake horses and tractor lol. On our way out, we walked past the stalls and saw the horses for therapy. He was excited to see them and waved bye lol. I highly recommend visiting here with your kids!

Beautiful park to go take a stroll and enjoy nature. They have a small playground for the kiddos,…read moretennis courts and a 1 mile walking trail. The parking lot is small and gets crowded, but clears out pretty fast. There's an equestrian center on sight so there are horses. There's a small lake along the walking path, and be sure to check the ground for the little fairy gardens :) and check the surround trees, rocks and benches for little facts about them.

Small, but packed park…read more.. Rock climb. Jungle gym, sand volleyball court, basketball court, fenced-in dog park, level and paved hiking trail and large field for soccer (including goals) are all here to enjoy. Thereis also pavilions, restrooms, and a small cottage. This is what makes St Charles County so great.

Legacy Park is by far my favorite park in the Cottleville area. There is a beautiful lake as well…read moreas large trees and an abundance of wildlife. My husband and I came here to walk our dog over the weekend and we saw a bald eagle! The park had a playground, sand volleyball court and a dog park. If you are looking for somewhere to have a nice walk, this is the place.

This park has everything you need! Beautiful ponds, paved walking trails, gazebos, large…read moreplayground, and lots of room to run around. I took my 3 year old here to ride her scooter, play on the playground, and explore the paths along the pond. It seems like a wonderful park for all ages. The entrance is a bit steep- something to keep in mind!

Lovely small park next to Twin Oaks Presbyterian church on Big Bend. Enjoyed a musical event and…read morepicnic there and noticed how well the grounds are maintained. Nice walking trails and playground, too. Very fun!