Visited for the eagle presentation. Very informative, but extremely difficult to hear especially…read morefor my elderly father. It would have been exponentially better if the PA system and microphones were used correctly.

What a wonderful asset for Springfield to have! I came by to check it out with my family while…read morevisiting Springfield recently. We really enjoyed the trails, wildlife viewing windows, and interactive displays. We definitely recommend visiting!

Great little park for long walks. They have a pavilion that's available for rent as well. Nice…read morelittle pond in the back. Park is connected via the Greenway Trail. Also the front of the park has a nice little self- use archery range (not manned).

Had a nice stroll here with my grandma. Nice and clean also the geese are friendly practically got…read moreto pet one with no food!

This is one of my favorite parks the kiddos enjoy the hills and the water features during the warm…read moremonths. There is a small slide and climbing rock but mostly walking and open space. The only thing I don't care for is there are a lot of homeless lying around and at times they clog up the bathrooms which means the staff has to keep the doors locked. Nice walking and neat things to check out!

I think the single nicest feature of this park is the nearly perfect mounded hills. They look like…read moredrawings in a book. Also, the water way and fountain add a classy dimension to the center of the park.

Awesome Park has walking trails and has historically information on trail of tears. It has benches…read moreall over the park.

We're traveling through the state of Missouri and planned our trip around this location so that we…read morecould see the Callaway cabin, which is advertised as being open the fourth Sunday of the month, only to arrive and see a sign that says the second Saturday of every month. Very disappointed that information is not kept updated. It is a very small beautiful park with lots of trees and streams and springs.

This is a must go for children under 8! I couldn't…read morerecommend this place any more! By far the best kids play place we've ever visited! Tons of interactive activities and learning zones kept our toddler entertained for hours. Affordable pricing and absolutely worth it would love to see more locations!

Huge. We were…read moredriving through town and needed a place to let our little expend some energy. We are regulars at play places and this one was perfect. Clean, not busy and lots to do. It's definitely geared toward preschool and under. No shoes (yay), second adult is $4.

Good park, indoor and outdoor, nice upstairs area for beginners as well. Just not worth the entry…read morefee anymore due to the condition of some of the ramps

Love this indoor park they have a great outdoor park that if you are coming in town or live in town…read moreand you need a place to ride you need to come here! Mostly skateboard parts not much for bikes parts but its a great park dont miss out on this chance to ride.

You keeping up with the times the reason for my question is please identify this which species of…read morebird is it????

OK so I wanted to make my 100th review something I truly enjoyed so here it is. Quite possibly one…read moreof my favorite things about Springfield. Back when I was in high school I use to volunteer for Greenways but now my work schedule prevents me. Greenway trails go through all different parts of town allowing a safe place to walk, run, and bike while dealing with little or no traffic. This means if you're a runner like me, you usually don't have to drive too far to hit a trail head and can run for three or four miles without getting run over or having to stop for lights which is really nice. They have all kinds of trails around the city of different lengths and are always working to connect them or make more. Their website has a map of all of the trails at this link http://www.ozarkgreenways.org/trails.html They have volunteer days and ways you can give back and donate to the organization on their website. Get out and enjoy these trails, there aren't very many cities in the nation that you'll find something like this, and if you ever see the volunteers out of the trail, makes sure to stop and say thanks.

A nice atmosphere with peaceful landscaping in the community for true bliss portrayed smarter to…read moreattend animal maintenance

This is a small but enjoyable zoo. If you'd like to take a few hours to walk around and see a nice…read morevariety of wildlife, I recommend this zoo. Most of the zoo is easily walkable, pretty flat. There are also many benches scattered about for rest. Thus, it's very friendly to people of all ages and abilities.  A section leading to the elephant and bears has some hills and requires effort to walk, so if you'd like to avoid that, just skip those animals. The zoo has many peacocks that roam the grounds. You will have many opportunities to see them on buildings, fences or simply reading or walking, frequently with their feathers in full display. The train is best for children, as it simply goes in a circle around some water--it's not a tour of the zoo.