A great park in Des Peres. with Facilities…read morePioneer Park is a very active park. It's mature trees make it a neighborhood favorite. The park includes: Baseball / Softball Field (April - July) Picnic Pavilion with Grill - May be reserved April 1 - October 31 Picnic Sites Play Fountain (Memorial Day - Labor Day) Playground Restrooms (year round) Soccer Field (2nd week in August - 2nd week in November) Tennis Courts - Two History Pioneer Park was developed by St. Louis County Parks and established as Des Peres first City park in 1963. The name for the park was decided by a contest sponsored by the Des Peres Optimists Club. It was won by 12-year-old Sandy Burns

My friend and I went to this park a few weeks ago with her kiddos and the kids had the best time…read moreplaying! This is a small playground, but large enough for the kids to have lots of things to do. The slides were super fun and the swings were great! Parking is plentiful and they have a clean restroom as well as a nice pavilion where you can host parties or just have a picnic. Will be back!

Restroom: yes Shades: low…read moreEntertainment: archery range, drone flying area. Baseball and soccer courses Cellular Signal: yes View: good Shelter and picnic tables: yes It's a pretty big with not a lot shady walking pathways Good maintenance on the grassy field. Some area are kinda flooded if you come after rain

Our favorite city park! Francis park is lovely all seasons. The length around is at least a mile…read moremaking it an awesome place to run. It's usually pretty busy with other people walking the perimeter as well as over by the playground, pickleball courts and tennis courts and Rockwell brewery. They often host events on weekends and bike races etc. I love the convince of the park in the city. My dog also loves Francis park ! There are also racquetball and handball courts as well. A basketball court is next to some open fields and there is also a lovely pond you can walk around. They light up the big fir tree next to the pond at Christmas and in the summer there is art in the park! Overall, an awesome spot.

This park has everything you could ask for. Events, a great walking path it is 1.3 miles, easy…read moreparking, plenty of space to hang out. The few times I have needed to use bathrooms here, they have always been clean and easy to use. What I mean by that, they were not stinky and they don't have strange technology that you cannot figure out just to wash your hands. There is plenty of shade if that's what you desire, there are a few benches & tables outside of the busy area, there is food/snacks/drinks if that's what you are looking for also. Summer of 2025, every Thursday there is a market/vendor fair. They have been doing this the last 3 years that I have lived in the area, I hope to catch it soon this year. I have gone out of my way to spend time here, and I'm sure that will not end.

Marquette is a well kept and nice park in the Dutchtown neighborhood in south St. Louis. Year-round…read moreit offers a number of free amenities and activities. The 17-acre park has a free swimming pool in summer months, soccer field, tennis courts, and playground. A gym and basketball courts are located inside the rec center. Community and educational events are hosted throughout the year here. Organizations and individuals can rent the historic Field House building atop Marquette for activities. (Rental through the St. Louis parks department.) The Thomas Dunn Learning Center at the park offers adult and youth education programs, arts events, community activities, and other programs. For information, visit www.tdunn.org.

Jefferson Barracks Park is beautiful & quite peaceful. The park is well kept being that it's close…read moreto military grounds. You can find plenty of things for kids here & even for adults there's plenty of seating! It's always full of people which is a good sign, & it's in a safe neighborhood!

Beautiful park with splendid tree lined walking paths, historical buildings Frisbee golf course…read moreviews of the Mississippi River

A great opportunity to aid my digestion after drinking beers and before grabbing dinner. This…read morelovely park has a neat looking playground that was getting some good use from neighborhood kids but there is also a basketball court and plenty of open green space. I took a walk around the perimeter of the park and there are some paved paths that criss-cross too. There is street parking along all sides of the park. [Review 19988 overall - 266 in Missouri - 962 of 2023.]

Great FireTruck park. Kids enjoyed it…read more No complaints. Safe. Clean. Large area to run. Quiet neighborhood.

Beautiful and well-kept neighborhood park with nice trails ranging from easy, gravel-covered path…read moreto a moderate slight climb trail. The tree covered paths are perfect for all weather and the cliff and water view is quite lovely especially in the fall. There is a newer pavilion with a seating area, a bathroom for when nature calls while you're out in nature and a couple of art pieces to admire during your stroll. During our most recent visit a week or two ago, the bathrooms were closed for the season. There is also plenty of parking available. We take our dog here for walks. They have free bags if you've forgotten to bring any. It's a great park neighborhood park!

Whitecliffe Park is one of my favorites around St. Louis has great hiking trails and a lower basin…read morearea with an expansive lake and cave

Love this park with its marked 1 mile trail. Parking not a problem. Nice place to relax at a…read moreshelter or picnic table.

This park's big name fits it: It's the largest of the city's several parks and is centrally located…read morein Columbia. Bolm-Schuhkraft sprawls over 40 hilly acres. A 1-mile paved walking path takes you around the parks's many features. Those include four picnic pavilions with BBQ grills, football and baseball fields, a fenced roller hockey rink, basketball court, batting cage, four horseshoe pits, four tennis courts, sand volleyball courts, and multiple playgrounds. There are also two military memorials.