This park is great for walking, or having any kind outdoors outings. The park is very well…read moremaintained with several picnic grounds to choose from. Safety & Security this park is very large and leads alongside the Missouri River. Some area do not have cellular service. This park also has a horse riding trail. This is a great park!

Restroom: yes Playground: yes…read moreCellular signal : Barely to none Shelters: yes Camp ground: yes Shades: medium Entertainment: frisbee golf, dog fetching area and river fishing

Perfect place to enjoy the forest and nature. The upper trail is a little more challenging but…read moreworth the trek.

What a fun place to enjoy a Sunday morning. Our dog Chloe love it here. I recommend to come here…read moreearly in the morning because this place gets really crowded after 11am. We saw quite a lots of minnows, one turtle and a few crawfish here. This place has several trees around so it does offer some shades to sit and enjoy the creek. The creek water feels cool and refreshing.

Deeper than I ever could have imagined…read more Narrow entrance off Howdershell starts with pavilion, medium sized playground, parking, restrooms (bring your own soap & towels). Then comes the "rolling" downhill to more parking, shade tree picnic area, nice pond surrounded by handicapped accessible pavilion and decks. The paved trail leads further back through the narrow band of woos between subdivisions till pavement ends. Then stay to the right and a nice flat trail starts for a little distance. Then "Grand Canyon" splits off to a rocky then muddy trail. Go the other direction and weeds end up taking over the trail. Back a paved trail- try the trail to the left- it goes downhill, but not nearly as step as "Grand Canyon" trail. But the trail becomes weedy after awhile.

This Hazelwood park sits well back from Howdershell Road. Though there's a park sign, the narrow…read moredriveway is easy to miss. This woodsy park actually sits amid subdivisions, but they're largely hidden by mature trees. By the time you wind your way down to the fishing lake in the back you might feel like you're a member of a private camp. On the way to the lake you'll pass a satisfactory but not large playground, picnic pavilion, restrooms, horseshoe pits, and rolling green space. There's also a paved walking track. The city's website lists volleyball amenities but I didn't see them. The fishing lake has a dock for disabled fishers. Missouri conservation department rules apply.

Beautiful park . I haven't been here in a while so I decided to come back to see the updated…read morechanges. Private parking, maintenance team always out up keeping the property. New restrooms, new playground, beautiful waters and pickleball court. I will definitely start pickleball games soon. Dog walking, bicycle riding, playing frisbee, great ppl watching. I always enjoy my time here .

Been one of my favorite parks since I was in high school. It has definitely enhanced over the years…read moreespecially the new play grounds. Live waking around d the water and the ducks are fun. Many different fields and tho ha to do.

It is a very nice playground and it is also nice for kids that are on the spectrum since it is…read morepartially fenced in. My grandkids loved it!

Fun area to play or have birthday. Watch for people parking, bathrooms are on the other side from…read moreactivities

In Alton visiting a friend and we wanted to get outside and enjoy the day. She took me to this park…read morefor the amazing view. This park is located in a higher altitude to the places around and that affords an amazing view over the river. There is a steep set of stairs on one side or gradual slope to walk up on the other (also making it more accessible for wheelchairs, strollers, etc). There is a nice Gazebo with benches for weddings and events. My friend advised that the Alton Orchestra plays at the gazebo in the summertime. There was also a walking trail and nice views on the lower side of the park. I give it a 4/5 as there is no equipment or play area for the youngsters. Also there was a large construction area where it appears there was a landslide type situation. The city is addressing it and has the whole area sectioned off for the protection of guests. Overall I would recommend this area for a stroll, a view and maybe a picnic. Would also be a great wedding/event spot with the gazebo.

I came here today to check out a new park with my friend along the way to the state park, and I…read morefound this quaint city park with a great view of the Mississippi River overlooking St. Charles, MO. I played catch and fetch with my dog, and he got to run around the upper part of the park off-leash. (I recommend not doing the off-leash with your dog if they are not trained for recalls). I sat at the bench overlooking the river for 30-40 minutes, just enjoying the view and how the weather was also perfect for the park. This park will be one of my go-to whenever I revisit Alton, IL.

The address and phone number for this listing are wrong. I could not figure out how to notify…read moreYelp. This park at 4550 College Ave Alton, IL 62002 United States The phone number is +1 (618) 325-0035 Website is cityofaltonil.com

I am amazed that this place has not receive a review. I wonderful park with many amenities to use…read more Multiple playgrounds are spread throughout the park in locations adjacent to soccer and baseball fields. There is also fishing available and a beautiful rose garden. The park also has plenty of walking and exercise opportunities. If it is a BBQ you fancy then use one of the many grill and picnic tables!

Great place to take walks. Nice pond and polite people. Lots of nature around. Will go back.read more

Awesome park to go to in Wentzville. It has lots of paved walking/biking trails, playground, lakes…read more There are pavilions as well to eat and hangout in the shade.

Roller rink is closed until mid december, put it on the site or something guys jesus christ. Drove…read morehalf an hour out the way only to find i was wasting my fuckin time

This city park is one of the finest public areas in St. Charles County…read more At just under 100 acres this large and expansive green space has numerous amenities over what is effectively two separate parks. The main park contains ball fields, an aquatics complex, football field, inline hockey rink, concessions stand, basketball court, and open areas. It also includes a Braille trail for sight impaired visitors. The Day Camp is separate from the main park and about a 1/2-mile northwest of the main entrance along Droste Road. It includes tennis courts, ball fields, sand volleyball court, and soccer field. Both areas have reservable picnic shelters, convenient restrooms, and playgrounds. A paved trail connects the two sections to adjoining neighborhoods. It's a popular spot all year round, but especially in summer. Picnic shelter reservations fill early in the year for holidays.

Too many clouds for a perfect sunset but after a day of driving from Springfield Illinois and then…read moreexploring Hannibal, this was a great wind down. I parked the van, microwaved my leftovers from https://www.yelp.com/biz/charlie-parkers-springfield?hrid=NVt6kNo1o5xXECTgeE24jg and brought them to one of the picnic tables where I looked out over the Mighty Mississippi River. It was near perfect. It's a big park with a windy road that takes you to the various overlooks and parking areas. I think there's a bathroom here and they might have some more picnic spots. It was a great view and I'm glad I spotted the sign out front! [Review 19720 overall - 198 in Missouri - 692 of 2023.]

Beautiful. Drive thru and picnic or meditate. Walk a little trail. Has restrooms and a kids play…read morearea.