Nice soccar spot. Came to visit my cousin playing college soccar here from out of town. Has a gift…read moreshop and nice bar/restaurant. Several fields here that holds 5,000 seats.

There main soccer field they use for state tournaments hope for this year finals they have new…read moreturf. If it hasn't been replaced MSHSAA should move the State Finals to a facility with quality fields. Creve Couer Park, or one of our local Universities or even High School have better options than Soccer Park it's old and run down. When A-B owned it, definitely was a first class facility

Ozzie's has now joined the list of parks with turf on all their fields!!! This is a GAME CHANGER!…read moreThis complex has always been nice but now all 7 fields have turf and their 2 marquee fields have ALL turf (infield and outfield). Where they have grass for outfield, they keep that part up really nice so the whole complex is amazing. The one concern is that concessions are sometimes closed for no reason. But, the park has a ton of mature trees for shade and the bleachers have shade canopies. Gotta love this place overall.

2nd year coming for freedom fest for Fourth of July. Last year they had neon trees and this year…read moreKansas came to play. Such a cool experience. We had to go since it was America's 250th birthday and figured they would go big this year. I was a little disappointed because there wasn't huge wow factor. There were a few fireworks that stood out that I'd never seen before but they weren't big and boomy. It was still a good time though and I'm glad we went to witness Kansas play Carry on Wayward Son live.

Welllllllll, the rum punch was purdy darn good! Didn't get a chance to try any of their food, but…read morehope to make it back someday to do so. I'm thinkin' if the weather's good, it'd be nice to sit on their patio and stuff my face.

First time, they overcharged my card. Second time, they gladly took my cash and took over an hour…read moreand a half to make three tacos and the saddest quesadilla, only to have my order sit on the counter for 5 minutes before someone could be bothered to announce my name for pickup. I was standing by the bar the whole time, and the bartender turned her back to me for several more minutes before bothering to acknowledge my existence and give me the food. Just in time for my volleyball match to start. I hate this place. Admittedly, the idea is kind of cool, but it's run like a shitshow. And the employees aren't hostile or anything, but something seems off about them.

A well kept baseball complex. We are lucky to have it on the west end of Belleville.read more

Fantastic atmosphere and exciting for kids of all ages ! My son trains here ! The owners and very…read moreknowledgeable !

The staff here is so friendly and accommodating. Carts looked great and the cart staff were…read morepleasing to talk to. Special shoutout to the food and beverage staff for going above and beyond.

We were rushed by the "rangers" and then one of the young managers told the ranger that he "didn't…read moregive a f"ck, but tell them to hurry", was extremely uncalled for. We were going a normal pace, seasoned golfers, but the people in front of us were slow, apparently, so they took it out on us. It almost cost us $140 for two of us, so we could have taken our time if we wanted to anyway. Absolutely ridiculous behavior from the staff.

Missouri Pickleball Club is an indoor pickleball facility located in Fenton, Missouri. They have 18…read morecourts available and also sell quite a bit of pickleball gear including paddles, bags, and accessories. They also allow you to demo paddles. There is a giant parking lot right outside of the facility and I have never had an issue finding a spot. I have been a member ($25/month) for about 2 months now and have taken advantage of their perks. For example, they offer a good amount of beginner and advanced clinics, paddle stack play, organized play, and league play throughout the week. You sign up for these events through an app (CourtReserve) and then scan your own personal bar code to check in. These events run almost all day and are open to non members but are cheaper if you have a membership. You also have the option to reserve a court but each person playing on the court is also charged too. They also host tournaments here that you can sign up for. So far I've done drill and play, organized play, paddle play, and have reserved a court at some point. It is nice have the organized play/paddle stack options and play with new folks when I don't have a group to play with. The courts are also pretty nice and the bathrooms are kept fairly clean. There is a wide range of DUPR levels (2.5-4+) which allows for a wide variety of people with different skill levels to participate. Some downsides are that the cost to play can add up considering the $25/month membership plus any additional event you want to sign up for which can range from $5-$30. Starting January 2024, they also charge a $50 account activation fee for new and returning members. This is fine but I think it would be helpful for them to be transparent about it as this is not listed on their website and was sent through a members only email. I do like MPC and am enjoying their events but will likely be returning to outdoor courts once the weather warms up.

Billed after my membership was canceled. No help when I called. Ridiculous court fees!read more

Nice park with great scenery. Been up here for Eagle Watching while a kid. They had a giant human…read moresized chess board in the lodge, not sure if it still exists.

Pere Marquette is the place to experience the beauty of fall foliage. The rich colors of; orange,…read moreyellow and red on all the trees makes it a sight to behold. Enjoy the colors by walking/hiking the many trails. You can get real adventurous and go horseback riding. Or be like me and sit on the deck at the lodge and enjoy a bottle of wine while enjoying the beauty of nature. No matter the season, you cannot go wrong exploring the 8000 acres of Pere Marquette State Park.