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    Lions Park

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    O’Fallon Park and Lake

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    The 127-acre park in north St. Louis is an unpolished gem in the city's parks system. Located…read moreelsewhere in St. Louis the expansive park might shine with well maintained gardens, floral features, fresh paint, and renovated early 19th-century buildings to show off their charms. Central among the rolling hills and mature trees are the fishing lake and small island. The park also has a football field, tennis courts, inclusive playground with splash pad, and multiple picnic pavilions as well as open green spaces. A rec center is on the edge of the park. It includes an indoor walking track, fitness equipment, indoor and outdoor water features, basketball courts, meeting rooms, and other amenities. Nestled against Interstate 70 there's a park entrance on Carrie Ave. that crosses the highway. The main entrance is at the corner of West Florissant and Harris. The rec center connects to the park but also has its own West Florissant entrance. Unnecessary one-way streets with few directional signs are the biggest issues of the park. Just inside the West Florissant main entrance the road forks. Take the left fork and you're on a short one-way road out of the park. The right fork starts a large, one-way loop around the lake even though the road is wide enough for street parking and two-way traffic. Directional signs are scarce. I discovered too late I was driving the wrong way on a branch loop from the main road. The one-way streets are so unnecessary I saw drivers simply ignore directional signs where they existed.

    Lions Park - parks - Updated May 2026

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