This is a great fun kid & toddler friendly playground park! With a few parent benches around the…read moreplay area. Not much shade for the summer bring your sunglasses. There's a separate play area for toddlers, and a bigger play area for the big kiddos.

The biggest feature of this Florissant city park is the inclusive Angie's Playground for kids of…read moreany ability. There's also a picnic pavilion with BBQ pit and electricity, restrooms, and basketball court. A large green space provides an area to make your own fun from badminton, croquet, frisbees, or other activities.

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.

This city park tucked in a neighborhood off Lindbergh (US 67) serves its purpose as a community…read moregathering spot. There's a picnic pavilion with playground and restrooms nearby. The ball field is all grass, so better for a casual game among friends. Tennis and horseshoe courts are also close to the picnic area. The park could use a little attention--some fresh paint and a little maintenance. Overflowing trash cans were present on a Friday morning, possibly full since the previous weekend.

A nice amount of green space where I like to stop to have lunch sometimes. Only a couple of benches…read morehere, but the main attraction is the aquatic park with a huge slide and pool and deck area. There is a half basketball court and a handball court as well. And several ball fields that double for soccer. The JFK community center is also located here with many summer programs for kids.

Attended a Hop Hop party for community love. This park has ample parking . Playground fun ,…read moreswimming hurricane bay and located next to Florissant library. This event had food trucks , bubble truck , graffiti wall and DJ booth. I really enjoyed this event. Great weather and violence free .

Bangert is an older park in the city's system but offers a number of amenities that make it good…read morefor various age groups and activities. There are restrooms, two picnic pavilions, sand volleyball and tennis/pickleball courts, an aquatics center (outdoor swimming pool and water attractions), and horseshoe pits. Of course, a playground, too, for the youngsters. Kids of any age will enjoy the World War II era army tank near the park entrance.

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.

This Florissant city park is mostly a large, flat green space tucked deep in a neighborhood. The…read moreactual amenities are well off Brower. So, except for the small park sign it's easy to pass as just a large field. Duchesne has a modern playground, picnic pavilion with electricity and a grill, and a fenced dog run. The dog park is set among trees so it's fully shaded in summer. Restrooms available.

Music in the park series . Great day date with hubby!! Weather great . Chaz 45 Band . Great music…read morewith old school and new school combination. Good food trucks available, I tried Tuk Tuk Thai. (Pearl Cafe food truck) King Rama chicken w/ peppers and onions. Absolutely delicious to my tummy.

With a washed out sign on Howdershell Road and a driveway that looks like it's for a firehouse,…read moreit's easy to miss this park. Look for it back off the road and behind the fire station. This community park has several nice amenities. Well maintained ball fields, lighted tennis courts, two playgrounds for different ages, a picnic shelter, horseshoe pits, restrooms (which lack stall doors), and a shady asphalt walking path are some of the things to enjoy. A unique feature is the "ninja" style fitness course.

An urban conservation area that protects several birds of prey. If you are there at sunset, you…read morecan hear an owl family. This is a ten acre park that is leased to Bridgeton Recreation area. A hiking path that is 1 mile goes through the woods and around Gentry Park. Gentry Park includes a water park, fitness center, playground, and the historic Payne Gentry House. The House is open the first Sunday of the month and includes a historic doctor's office.

Very disappointing to see how this park is and has continued to go down. I had to stop taking my…read moredog to this park as he developed an infection and that was the only place he frequents in the morning besides sitting at home. The vet informed me to discontinue going there as it could be something on the ground, whatever it is it's unexplainable. I have to drive 25 min to go to tower grove park to walk my dog and it's very easy to go here. You can call the number listed which I have numerous times about having someone fill up the dog waste bags. this encourages those to pick up after their pet, if they don't see anything they will continue to do whatever. ( I know everyone is grown but I'm just assuming this is why) I also called about dog feces around in the walkway and of course it's up to the adult that has the dog but when I mentioned they assure me it's waste from ducks. Trash all over and if you viewed the pic now nothing will go in the water just stay around the sides. I'm not sure if they cannot see the fish or feel clean but I never saw anyone do anything about it. I'm not sure if they can but I'll say for this situation it wasn't always like this. I don't see anyone fishing since the water has turned and I'm saddened because you have a nice. Park but those that come and let their dogs waste wherever because they know no one is held accountable, trash and it's sad because it was a nice park to walk around once upon a time I do hope something can be done and if I can volunteer to help I will. One person calling and trying to help doesn't do justice, it takes more.

January-Wabash park is where I go to escape from work on my lunch break. It is typically calm and…read morepeaceful. There are always people fishing or enjoying the surroundings. This park offers a nice playground, a water park, a bike/walking trail that goes around the lake and several benches. The parking can get a little scarce in the summer when the water park is open. This park is a gem in the middle of Ferguson.