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.

Our new favorite park. A friend told me about it and we've been going weekly or daily since. The…read moretrail around the park is great, clean and easy to walk. It's scenic with the lake and in the summer people paddleboard, fish and kanoe. I have nothing but great experiences here and happy to live near such a good park!

Delightful and peaceful stroll near bike trails, clean bathrooms, plenty of benches, many "exercise…read moreareas", quite a few colourful and creative sets of playground equipment. Stop by Bobby's frozen custard on a hot day after a good day of climbing and play!

Amazing! The park is like no other, lots to do and see. The kids loved the zip lines and climbing…read morenet.

This place was amazing. Tons of great people and phenomenal playground equipment. You aren't…read moregoing to find a park like this often. They have a so many different things you can play on, including a manmade creek with motion activated water sprayers. This park was exceptionally clean and put together. It was a very fun afternoon watching my kiddo have some fun on something never experience before!!! Only downside, is parking. Not a whole lot of parking. Couldn't recommend more. 100% recommendation.

We love Lafayette Park. The perfect size for a nice walk, huge pond with ducks you can watch for…read morehours, walking trails and free concerts. A gorgeous bridge and plenty of beautiful things to see. We took our engagement photos here and also enjoyed coffee together the morning of our wedding, so it has so much meaning to us. We love walking around, especially in the spring and fall, and enjoying this beautiful city!

Lafayette Park: where the grass is lush, the bandstand is iconic, and the summer concert series is…read morethe closest thing St. Louis has to Coachella--if Coachella had lawn chairs, wine tumblers, and that one guy who insists on dancing solo in front of the stage like he's possessed by jazz itself. The music? Surprisingly awesome. Local bands bring the heat, the horns, and sometimes even a keytar. The crowd? A delightful mix of retirees, toddlers, dogs in bandanas, and millennials who wandered in after hearing drums while walking their compost bins. It's BYO everything--chairs, snacks, wine, existential joy. The energy is peak Midwest wholesome with just enough chaos to keep it interesting (watch out for rogue frisbees and unsupervised toddlers with glow sticks). Truly, if you haven't awkwardly clapped along to a Stevie Wonder cover while holding a sweaty brie wedge and dodging bubbles... are you even living?

I was hoping they'd cover the cost of this review, and luckily, they Compt me…read more This is a beautiful park in the heart of German St Louis, with a beautiful water tower that dominates the neighbourhood, and it's gorgeous. If they kept the park a little bit better and a little cleaner and safer at night, I would probably give it the extra star. But it is one of my preferred places to visit when I'm in St. Louis. And what's more, the tower can be seen from far around and I absolutely love it, and the feeling it gives this part of the STL.

Came here for a neighborhood run on a weekday morning, didn't see anyone else. Pretty flat, not too…read moremuch to see, pleasant park though!

I moved to Fox Park last year and I've been super impressed with this little neighborhood park. It…read morefeatures a perfect little dog park, a new splash pad that kids love, some picnic areas that people use, and nice baseball field that is seeing some action now that Covid is letting up. Also, there's a basketball court which gets a nice crowd in the afternoons.

I have lived in Fox Park nearly my entire 8 years living in St. Louis. It has undoubtedly come a…read morelong way. It has gotten a total makeover within the last couple of years. There's a little league baseball field that I am dying to see a league use soon! I never see much action on it, so it's a great place for batting or pitching practice. A splash pad, a dog park, and open field for recreational sports... It also has a basketball court. Some of the neighborhood kids tore a hole in the fence on the south side of the court, because they used to lock it in the evenings. The maintenance would frequently forget to unlock it even at peak times- evenings and weekends. The park is being surrounded by renovation on all sides. Homes, businesses, and restaurants are being restored surrounding the park and there's a new energy present in the whole neighborhood.

Bee Tree Park is beautiful and well maintained. I have been to events here. And, I have often…read morestopped by to eat my lunch at one of the many picnic table in the park. Very peaceful.

Nice county park. Much to see. Sadly no signs of if the trails are about and back. I got lost. Yuckread more

11/10 would recommend the art hill film festival series. we saw et and loved it. there is food…read moretrucks and live music before the movie. lots of people but still a great view of the screen; the audio was also still good. i would recommend getting there before it's dark so you don't have to walk far in the dark. we got there 1 hour early and still had to park .9 away

This place is great for picnic or just to walk around and take in nature. There tends to be quite a…read morefew people going here on weekends. However it is so big and space out therefore you hardly notice. Besides walking and picnic, there is also paddle boating. People also bike here. This place is overall a great relaxing way to enjoy nature. Plus the zoo is right around the corner.