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.

This 25 acres park is one of my favorite parks in Creve Coeur area. I used to go here all the time…read morewith my kid. It was recently renovated and reopened 3 days ago. Playground area is huge and updated. There is a nice trail for bike ride, and gated splash pad. Nice and clean restroom right next to the splash pad. Spacious parking lot!

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.

Though this park has the usual amenities like ball fields and a playground, its key feature is a…read morelengthy paved path that winds through the Spencer Creek subdivision and connects to other city trails and parks. The flat, 8-mile walking/biking path winds through a forest and along a creek. It's good for all ages and abilities. Mostly shaded in summer it's open in winter from native trees that have shed their leaves. Dog friendly. The path is extended by linking to other paved trails. Its northern point links to the City Centre Trail to City Centre Park on Mexico Road. At the southern point at Willott Road it links to Country Creek Trail to Covenant Park. An eastern spur connects to Alan Oscar Park. A baseball diamond, basketball court, two tennis courts, and football/soccer field cover sports interests in Spencer Creek Park. Two picnic pavilions and a large playground, which includes musical elements, will appeal to families. Restrooms available.

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!

If you weren't paying attention you might not notice this park tucked in between the Rec-Plex and…read moreCity Hall. It's got a little bit of everything. Trails, athletic fields, pond and a pavilion to eat lunch at.

Interesting park to explore…read more Seems to be an afterthought from city hall & Rec Center being built here. Take little kids to the far West entrance for the playground & pavilion. The lake with fountain is nice & calm for a date. The walking trail isn't very long & goes by parking lots & buildings too much. The ball fields are OK, but few. However, the Lutheran schools have more just East of the park.

Neighborhood playgrounds are excellent, but otherwise lacking for a park. Kids will have fun or…read moreeat and watch kids play plus use the nice amenities for a restrooms. But don't come for hiking if any other adult activities.

While on a family reunion we had downtime and needed a cheap/free activity for the kiddos. This…read morepark was AWESOME. It is built very smartly. There are shaded overwatch towers for parents to watch their kids in any part of the park, there is a splash park and multiple playground areas dependent on your child's size. We stayed for over two hours and the kids did not want to leave. Our kids ages range from 10-4 and everyone had a good time. My mother in law walked the trail several times. The other parents/kids were very friendly too, great park, great atmosphere. The only downside, which isn't even bad, it's expected, is that the bathrooms were not that clean, but it was manageable for what was needed for the kiddos to pee and go back to playing. When I'm St Louis again, we would come back!!

We enjoy this park! Several jungle gyms and climbing things for the kids to add variety with…read moredifferent ages, large and open fields for throwing or kicking around a ball, splash pad, a 20-min walk from our house, and generally very clean and well kept. They also have outdoor workout equipment for people to use as well (when there aren't kids trying to play on it). Leashed dogs are allowed as well. The only negative is that the bathrooms are not always open on the weekends.

This is a wonderful park for kids to play on the playground and have fun to splash in the water…read morepad. It was busy yesterday but it can get busy during summer time especially on weekend. There are plenty of parking. You can find some bench to sit if needed. All the kids seems to take turn and played well with each others.

Such a great park with a paved walking path and bigger playground area. There were ponds for people…read moreto catch and release fish. There was a story for little kid to read throughout the walking path at the pond. Overall great way to spent a Saturday evening here with the kids and our dog. There were at least three parking lots and were not busy at all. There were quite a few gnats though in the evening time near the pond area.

I love this neighborhood park. Even on busy day is it doesn't feel crowded. There's parking spread…read moreout throughout the park. They have a nice paved walking trail for people of various physical abilities. There is a large playground for kids to climb on and it's a popular spot. There are several picnic pavilions that you can rent for a private party, or to simply enjoy eating outdoors. There is a nice dog park, and there is a hotline to check if it's open because of muddy conditions.

While most of O'Fallon's city parks focus on a particular activity--soccer at Sports Park, football…read moreat Dames, baseball and softball at the Ozzie Smith Sports Complex, and aquatics at Civic--Westhoff is an all-purpose, multi-activity recreation area. Tucked into neighborhoods on the north side, Westhoff also offers its own unique attractions, including: -Courts or fields for baseball, softball, basketball, roller hockey, pickleball, horseshoes, sand volleyball, and tennis. -The city's only skate/BMX park. -Two playgrounds, including Brendan's Playground, which is the city's only fully accessible, unlimited play spot for children with special needs (though available to children of all ages and abilities). -Water splash pad. Westhoff also has picnic pavilions and restrooms.

Perfect play park for kids! Too late and cool to enjoy the…read morewater feature when we went last evening but maybe some day this summer.

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.

My husband and I came here when we came to St. Louis last week initially because I wanted to see…read more"The Awakening" sculpture, but overall, we loved it for many other reasons, as well! When we first got here, we noticed the park is in a pretty secluded area, and not many people were around unless they were going to the library that is connected to the parking lot. There are so many different parts of this park, including "The Awakening" sculpture, an amphitheater, a walking trail with a waterfront, and a Veterans memorial. The park was very clean, and we loved everything we experienced. The sculpture was so cool and is basically a steel man broken up into different separated body parts, who looks like he is trying to free himself from the ground. It's unbelievable how big this is in person, and we loved it. The Veterans Memorial was gorgeous and included significant quotes, a fountain, and American flags with every branch of the military included. The waterfront and trails were gorgeous, and we saw many HUGE ducks, cardinals, and wildlife. We loved the isolated walking trail because it had such beautiful views. Homes are being built around there, too, and the water would be such a gorgeous view to have every day from a home window. We weren't able to go to the amphitheater because they were getting ready for a summer night free concert event, but when we left, many people were gathering to go to the event. You can bring your own beer as long as it's in a can, so that's awesome and unlike many other public areas! Overall, if I lived in St. Louis, I could see myself regularly coming to this park and the surrounding area often. It's definitely a tranquil place where you can be one with nature and enjoy the views and entertainment.