If it were not for me attending a retirement party here, I would have never known or discovered…read morethis park. This is a small and beautiful county park, that is well maintained. It has tennis courts, hiking trails and great play areas for little people. I was impressed with the pavilion that the party I attended, was held in. It had plenty of outlets for the food table and it had huge ceiling fans to circulate the air. Best of all, there were attached restrooms and they were super clean. If you live near Sunset Hills, I recommend this park.

A wonderful place to go to for all ages, plenty to do. You're shrouded with nature and it's…read morebeautiful. I love it so much here. The amount of love they put into this park is wonderful. There is a tennis court, a big green playground for young ones, a trail, and such. There is also a wheelchair accessible swing, so that's really nice. Sitting areas are very clean as well. There are trash cans, a decent sized parking lot and the plants here are breath taking. Please go here, for almost any reason. My favorite place for activity.

Beautiful and well-kept neighborhood park with nice trails ranging from easy, gravel-covered path…read moreto a moderate slight climb trail. The tree covered paths are perfect for all weather and the cliff and water view is quite lovely especially in the fall. There is a newer pavilion with a seating area, a bathroom for when nature calls while you're out in nature and a couple of art pieces to admire during your stroll. During our most recent visit a week or two ago, the bathrooms were closed for the season. There is also plenty of parking available. We take our dog here for walks. They have free bags if you've forgotten to bring any. It's a great park neighborhood park!

I rarely visit this park but when I do, it's always something more beautiful than the last visit. I…read morelove the natural formation of the cave and how even when I don't know where I am going, I still find my way back to my car lol.

Great trails to walk, run, or bike. Plenty of shade and places to stop and enjoy the nature around…read moreyou.

Very nice park, playground, walking trails, and sand volleyball courts. Also pavilion close to road…read morefor bigger gatherings. Walk the trails from Mini Ha Ha to here all the time.

This park is great for all ages of the family. Many walking paths, playgrounds, etc. Lots of…read moreparking, just remember where you did because you can get lost. The trails lead over to Stieren Park as well so know that if you cross through parking lot you'll get back to original park.

Such a cute park for a walk. One drawback would be the amount of mosquitoes i encountered. There…read morewere some parts shaded and some part not. Overall a relaxing place. There were several small playgrounds for the kids as well.

Great park! Playground, free splash pad, and bathrooms. Nearby picnic tables as well. Good spot for…read morefamilies.

Nice thing about county parks is that bathroom is unlocked (imagine that!)…read more Nice playground for infants on up. Was busy but not too much so on a Monday late afternoon. Kids 1 up to maybe 13 or so were playing with plenty of space. My 2 year old had a fun time on the swings, rocking bikes, slides. She's not so much into climbing but there are options if you need that.

This St. Louis County park has several attractive amenities, but hasn't been overdeveloped despite…read moresitting in a residential area. There's a small playground next to a picnic pavilion. An asphalt paved trail winds through a mature forest and connects to the Gravois Greenway. Along the path fitness items offer opportunities to stretch or test muscles. The highest part of the park has two ball fields with a large, open grassy area between suitable for flying a kite, tossing a frisbee, or lying in the sun.

Clean park overall. Field between baseball fields held a great area to play football and catch…read more This area does not have bathrooms but maybe another area of the park that does. Plenty of parking. Big bold views of the skies. Great for families.

This was the last of three trails that we hiked today. Parking spots were so limited but we were…read moreglad that we went around 2pm and were able to find a parking spots for our group. We hiked the western loop today. This trail was only 1 mile total. It has quite some interesting rock formations. There were more falling leaves on this trail than the other two trails we hiked today. The sleep downwardness of this trail was of a great challenge.

This is a great little hike if you want something not too large. It's great as they have two…read moredifferent entrances from either side of the road. The one we chose the waterfall has two different trails. I would say we spent about an hour exploring, but it was also very wet so we took our time. We had children with us and they very much enjoyed it and thought it was a lot of fun exploring There's a lot of beauty and the waterfalls are great, but only Really have the waterfalls when there has been a lot of rain Highly recommend checking it out. It's only about an hour from the St. Louis area.

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.

Laumeier is a beautiful neighborhood park featuring a wide variety of art installations which are…read moresure to amaze and entertain, some great shaded walking paths with play area for the children. The park also hosts the annual art fair and other pop up events. My favorite thing about this park is that it is not super crowded. While the weekends might boost the number of visitors, the park is usually still fairly peaceful. We've met photographers here before as the sculptures and sceneries do introduce lovely backgrounds for photoshoots. We've also just spent some time strolling with our pup on beautiful days. There is an education center to learn about the park. Aside from beautiful nature scenes and flowers, there is a large eyeball which is quite an entertaining conversational piece, a very tall human piece, a leafy looking piece made of wood, a large moose (I think?) and so much more! If you haven't made the trip, take some time to check this place out on a morning or an afternoon stroll and check out some outdoor arts!

One of our favorite parks in St. Louis county! It's a perfect spot for a quick looped walk mixing…read moreart and nature. There's a woodsy trail that winds along the park with sculptures mixed in. There's also a long cement path that crawls all around the open grassy sculpture park part. It's a dog friendly park which is great because our dogs LOVE this park. It's even better because in the warmer months they offer a lot of weekend events like art fairs or food truck gatherings with live music. Awesome spot One of our favorite parks in St. Louis county! It's a perfect spot for a quick looped walk mixing art and nature. There's a woodsy trail that winds along the park with sculptures mixed in. There's also a long cement path that crawls all around the open grassy sculpture park part. It's a dog friendly park which is great because our dogs LOVE this park. It's even better because in the warmer months they offer a lot of weekend events like art fairs or food truck gatherings with live music. Awesome spot

This place is okay. The concession stands where you get the slushes and popcorn, were nice. The…read morestaff were attentive and friendly when we ordered our food. The games were also nice. They had multiple games going on but we mainly watched the blue devils lady soccer. The teams were fair. They had a clear organization on what field your team was playing on. Nice! The only downside that has dropped this review to 4 stars is the amount of spilled popcorn and trash on the floor. I cleaned it up, but there was more spilled popcorn. This can easily be cleaned up from the janitor team.

Vetta is such a clean, fun and organized place to go. The summer camps are so fun! Between the…read morestaff and the beautiful facilities, Vetta is an awesome place to go, kid or adult. They make sports fun!!!