Top notch sports complex. The fields are beautiful, the bleachers with the top over it is…read morewonderful. It definitely helps on a sunny day. I'm jealous that the ball fields that I played at when I was little didn't look like this. Clearly a top notch facility.

Norman Myers is a so-so city park encompassing about 10-1/2 acres, most of it open green space…read more There are two dirt baseball/softball fields, two playgrounds, a gravel walking trail, and a picnic pavilion. Except for one ball field and the trail that circles the park all amenities are at one end. For eastbound visitors along Midland or Lackland roads that's not a problem. Westbound travelers have a difficult u-turn where Midland and Lackland cross and form an 'X' intersection. An option is using Millet Drive to the east. However, entering that way feels like you're going opposite the normal traffic flow on the one lane drive/lot.

We got rained out of Six Flags and were staying at a nearby hotel so we decided to give this place…read morea try. The gentleman that was working there was super nice and helpful. He really went above and beyond to be accommodating for us. The facility was great and there were lots of kids there getting lessons. We really enjoyed ourselves and if we ever get rained out again while in St. Louis we will definitely be back!

Place is closed and seems they went out of business. All signage has been removed and there are no…read moreremnants of anything resembling batting cages left.

Located on the other side of the railroad tracks, Brentwood Park is a large park and I had a really…read morenice walk around today. The main feature is the three decent sized baseball/softball fields that are in reasonably good condition. I imagine they get quite a workout during the warmer weather! There are bleachers at the ball field though there is minimal shade. The park also has a few picnic shelters, a permanent structure with restrooms and a really nice looking playground with shade and several different climbing/sliding features. Parking is behind and to the side of the largest of the baseball diamond. I would imagine that you still need to be aware of the foul ball going back into the parking area. [Review 17243 overall - 148 in Missouri - 760 of 2022.]

This small park owned by the city of St. Peter's has three base/softball fields, a picnic pavilion,…read moreswings (no full playground), and restrooms. The narrow entrance broadens to a wide flat, grassy area with all the park's amenities in the rear. That flatness collects water after rain or thawing snow, making a muddy, wet park. Ball fields can also have standing water after a rain. On snow days a small hill offers sledding fun.

You'd be forgiven any confusion if you thought Boone's Lick Park was actually on Boone's Lick Road…read more Part of it is, after all--the baseball fields, with their spacious views of the cemetery in the outfields. However, all other amenities are nearby in the subdivision along Rose Brae Road, which is the actual park address. The large playground has a rubberized surface and nearby are two picnic pavilions. Other picnic tables are also close by. A half-basketball court, tennis/pickleball court, and restrooms are other amenities. Street parking, with a large drop from the road to park across a grassy median. Parking for the baseball/softball fields is available off Boone's Lick Road.

It's not professional baseball. It's not minor league baseball. It's amateur, college level ball…read morebut the Hoots are still baseball. And with a shortage of ball in 2020 that makes the Hoots a welcome addition to the local sports scene. After relocating from Hannibal to O'Fallon the Hoots replace the River City Rascals--which folded a long run in 2019--at CarShield Field. Like the Rascals the Hoots provide family-oriented entertainment. Unlike the Rascals games are seven innings and evening ones are double headers. However, the back-to-back games feature four different teams with the Hoots playing last. During COVID seat rows are closed off for social distancing. General admission tickets get access to any seat in the stadium on a first come basis.

We had a great family night! Fun games every inning. Lots of special events. Sit in the outfield…read moreand toss a tennis ball or right behind home plate in general admission for $10. Free parking. Beautiful field. Check it out!

This is a spacious park with at least two playgrounds for kids. It has a "lake" for fishing…read more Despite having quite a lot more people come here, this park is well maintained. There are plenty of parking spaces. My dog Chloe likes it here. The walking trail is great for walking to see the playground and around the lake.

I used to come to this park with my Grandma when I was a little girl…read more I love this park because its large, has walking trails, has nice playground equipment, has a lake that is newly landscaped, and its always clean. There are pavilions here and there are almost always events booked at them when i come. I took my dog for a walk here today and it was a nice peaceful event (and there were 2 large parties at different pavilions). This park is close to my heart. Last year i planted a memorial tree here to honor my Grandma (through the St Ann Parks board). Bring you family and a picnic and head to Tiemeyer Park!