My 4 year old loved this place. Unconventional setup that isn't like most playgrounds.read more

it is a very clean park and has lots to do for kids that can climb. I took my 17 month old…read moregranddaughter and where the toddler slides are there are no steps to get to the slide. so I had to hoist her up to the slide or walk around the outside of the fenced area to have her go down the slide.

Though this park has the usual amenities like ball fields and a playground, its key feature is a…read morelengthy paved path that winds through the Spencer Creek subdivision and connects to other city trails and parks. The flat, 8-mile walking/biking path winds through a forest and along a creek. It's good for all ages and abilities. Mostly shaded in summer it's open in winter from native trees that have shed their leaves. Dog friendly. The path is extended by linking to other paved trails. Its northern point links to the City Centre Trail to City Centre Park on Mexico Road. At the southern point at Willott Road it links to Country Creek Trail to Covenant Park. An eastern spur connects to Alan Oscar Park. A baseball diamond, basketball court, two tennis courts, and football/soccer field cover sports interests in Spencer Creek Park. Two picnic pavilions and a large playground, which includes musical elements, will appeal to families. Restrooms available.

Legacy Park is by far my favorite park in the Cottleville area. There is a beautiful lake as well…read moreas large trees and an abundance of wildlife. My husband and I came here to walk our dog over the weekend and we saw a bald eagle! The park had a playground, sand volleyball court and a dog park. If you are looking for somewhere to have a nice walk, this is the place.

Small, but packed park…read more.. Rock climb. Jungle gym, sand volleyball court, basketball court, fenced-in dog park, level and paved hiking trail and large field for soccer (including goals) are all here to enjoy. Thereis also pavilions, restrooms, and a small cottage. This is what makes St Charles County so great.

Love the new Ollies Fun Forest and playground! The playground does have a fence blocking it from…read morethe parking lot, however it is not a fully fenced in playground. We do love that it's an inclusive playground so there's lot of options for everyone to play! There's tons of swings, a zip line, a bigger kid play area and a toddler play-set, a water feature, and really nice nature trail.

If you weren't paying attention you might not notice this park tucked in between the Rec-Plex and…read moreCity Hall. It's got a little bit of everything. Trails, athletic fields, pond and a pavilion to eat lunch at.

While most of O'Fallon's city parks focus on a particular activity--soccer at Sports Park, football…read moreat Dames, baseball and softball at the Ozzie Smith Sports Complex, and aquatics at Civic--Westhoff is an all-purpose, multi-activity recreation area. Tucked into neighborhoods on the north side, Westhoff also offers its own unique attractions, including: -Courts or fields for baseball, softball, basketball, roller hockey, pickleball, horseshoes, sand volleyball, and tennis. -The city's only skate/BMX park. -Two playgrounds, including Brendan's Playground, which is the city's only fully accessible, unlimited play spot for children with special needs (though available to children of all ages and abilities). -Water splash pad. Westhoff also has picnic pavilions and restrooms.

Perfect play park for kids! Too late and cool to enjoy the…read morewater feature when we went last evening but maybe some day this summer.

This park packs a lot into a small area. It has a lot to offer and a little bit of everything…read more Softball fields, water park, paved walking/biking and nature trails, fishing pond, pavilions, and playground. The city of St. Charles does a good job of maintaining the park. I do have a bad memory as I tore my ACL here while playing softball. Sadly, my softball career came to an end. But I still enjoy coming over and walking and biking on the trails. My daughter really enjoys the water park and visits often. We are happy to live in an area that has such nice parks and trails.

Going to Wapelhorst has always been like a treat for me, it doesn't matter if your young or old…read moreyou'll there's something to enjoy at the aquatic park. The price Im guessing is fair its 17.00 if your a non resident and for non residents the website states you have to purchase the tickets online. There's a wave pool which is mainly where I spent my time. There's a place for the babies and toddlers to enjoy. There's about 4 slides for the daredevils at heart. There's also a concession stand to purchase food at as well, there's a sign that states no outside coolers but it doesn't say anything about outside food, however I did see families without side food and I have to admit that I also brought in a few snacks.

This is a great spot for our littles! It is fenced in and you are able to stand in on spot and…read morestill see your kiddo just a few steps away. It's the perfect size for our small friends!

This is a TINY park with a playground, picnic table, restrooms, and a basketball goal. As its name…read moreimplies, it's best for smaller children. The playground has a rubberized surface for safety. Fencing surrounds the entire park.

Such a great park with a paved walking path and bigger playground area. There were ponds for people…read moreto catch and release fish. There was a story for little kid to read throughout the walking path at the pond. Overall great way to spent a Saturday evening here with the kids and our dog. There were at least three parking lots and were not busy at all. There were quite a few gnats though in the evening time near the pond area.

I really enjoy the park itself and feel like it has a lot for the kids to do and it's very large…read more There's a large walking trail, a pond, and so many kids activities. The dog park portion, however, is hit or miss if it's open or closed, which is frustrating, especially if you don't live close by and have to drive all the way over just to see the sign that says closed. For example super not super hot. Just a nice day and of course it's closed which is really aggravating. I would try to go to. It's typically for your dogs instead of making the trek over.

Nob Hill is distinctive from other area parks by two features: its fitness facilities and its bocce…read moreball court. This St. Peters city park has separate workout sections for adults and youth. There are also wheelchair accessible machines. Rubber ground covers provide extra safety. Nob Hill also has one of the few bocce ball courts in the county. A 1/10th mile paved path circles the park restrooms and covered picnic table. The park no longer has its swimming pool, which was removed during construction.

Formerly the Woodlands Soccer Park, today it's a multi-sports facility that hosts athletic…read morecompetitions and tournaments. One of St. Peters' busiest parks, Woodlands features: -Six full size soccer fields plus two half size. -Eight baseball and softball diamonds, including three pee wee fields. -Two playgrounds with rubber ground covers. -Two fishing lakes. -Walking paths. -Restrooms and two concessions stands. A nice thing about Woodlands is its parking set-up. Every field, lake, or playground has nearby parking. Woodlands is located off Ohmes Road near Mid Rivers Mall Drive.

I see this park as continuation of Dardenne Park and Rabbit Run... or St Charles County group of…read moreinterlinked park system. Maybe I will have to cross and go under a bridge, but trail can continue. This part of the trail has restrooms... well, restrooms are closed, but they offer port-a-potties with hand sanitizers. The smaller trails get complicated through reported 109 acres, but is straight forward through paved 2 mile sections. I haven't been to team events here.