Closed. Poor directions…read more Poor signage. Poor customer service. Poor location. Waste of time.

Kayaking was interesting. An hour should be the max but this is a 2 hour kayak underground caves…read more The caves are beautiful. This is an old sandstone mine. Cash only and 10% for active military. No place to go potty besides at a portapotty. Make sure to bring snacks in case get hungry. The tour guide is a lit up tour guide as the guide has lights on his kayak. If you like underground adventures or water activites this is for you!

There's no website or updates on anything so be cautious. I drove 45 minutes to come down here and…read morefind out there was a tournament so they shut down the whole course. Nowhere online do they say the course is closed. That kind of sucks.

Now updated with the largest concrete tee pads in Stl and multiple pin locations. This course is…read morebeginner friendly as well as a challenge for more experienced players.

Absolutely love the Christmas display; loved the light show especially the singing trees. This is a…read moregood set up with different aspects of lights. The American flag that changed from each branch was heartfelt...

A great park. There is a 9 hole disc golf course, good…read moreplaygrounds, picnic shelter, fishing lake and lots of hiking. I love to come out here with the family.

There is something for everyone at this park. Disc golf, archery, hunting, fishing and hiking…read more Today we hiked the 4.5 loop mile hike. Very well marked. Lots of places to park. Bathrooms were open today.

From the owner: Outdoor enthusiast's park. Fishing, boating, kayaking, hiking, disc golf, pavilion rentalsread more

When I lived in North O'Fallon I walked around the small lake in the late afternoons for health…read morereasons. I chose a different morning time when bikers came zooming along preparing for serious rides. There were plenty of trees, shade, birds, fish, frogs, picnic areas and I was never approached by criminals. I saw some children practicing "catch and release" in the large pond / small lake. It was serene, peaceful and beautiful.

Nice put together park for putting up Christmas lights called Celebration of Lights. Even has horse…read morecarriages for couples. Must get tickets in advance. Maybe traffic before you go in so come early. Might be a half hour cruise thru the parks lights. I do it every year!!

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.

No real trail. Nice disc golf course. New playground area. Pretty lake with new bridgesread more

Great little park with several playgrounds for the kids. They also allow fishing in the "lake" and…read morehave ducks/geese running about. Don't forget to stop at the Aldi's on the corner to get a loaf of bread to feed them from the bridge if you want.

We decided to go to the lake. It was serene. It has a very peaceful vibe. People are kayaking,…read more walking and riding bikes. The lake is beautiful. Unfortunately I didn't feel like taking a stroll. Therefore I sat and watch people. There were some interesting people and families.

I come here often. Sometimes for solitude, sometimes to get active with friends. My only issue was…read morethat the restrooms were not available -- likely because it was out of season when I went. Love how BIG it is.. and I can get my steps in with one lap! If you go when it's cold, the portion of the trail not blocked by trees is very cold! Dress warm!

I definitely recommend this pool for families of smaller children! The shallow end slowly gets…read moredeeper so it is easy for children to enjoy the water only up to their ankles or all the way to their chins. There are two slides and water sprays out from various places on the structure. Then there is a deep end if skilled swimmers or adults want to distance themselves from the children. I am unsure what this summer will bring but pre Covid, day care centers would have the pool filled with children mid week from the time it is open until close to the end of their school day (3-4ish), so if crowds are a concern it may be best to call and see if there is a large group attending as I assume they're required to make it known they are attending. My children are 4 and 2 and we have been going since my 4 year old was a toddler. They both love it!

I was taking photos around the UMSL area for a new real estate listing, and discovered this…read morewonderful park. It's one of the St. Louis County parks...intermediate in size. Not as big as Tower Grove or Queeny Park, but much larger than Tilles, Stacy and Faust Parks. So I was really impressed. The park is absolutely spotless, and it looks like it just had a major overhaul. The sidewalks, streets...even the trash cans and benches looked new. The playground has two side-by-side sections for preschool and elementary aged kids, and there are benches surrounding the playground (including one that is covered to keep you out of the sun). There is also a community center. I didn't go inside but there was a line of day camp kids heading back from the playground (?) toward the front door. I also saw a public swimming pool...really nice, tennis courts, ball fields, and a greenway trail. I was there around noon on a June weekday, and there were just a handful of people in the park. I'm sure there are times when it gets more busy, but if I lived in this area, I could see heading there for a lunch break and spending a lot of weekend time here.