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

This park has everything you need! Beautiful ponds, paved walking trails, gazebos, large…read moreplayground, and lots of room to run around. I took my 3 year old here to ride her scooter, play on the playground, and explore the paths along the pond. It seems like a wonderful park for all ages. The entrance is a bit steep- something to keep in mind!

Lovely small park next to Twin Oaks Presbyterian church on Big Bend. Enjoyed a musical event and…read morepicnic there and noticed how well the grounds are maintained. Nice walking trails and playground, too. Very fun!

Great for elementary age and up but not toddlers. Love the options and zip line. Great pavilion.read more

Great trails to walk, run, or bike. Plenty of shade and places to stop and enjoy the nature around…read moreyou.

Nice very large park with walking trails, ball fields, soccer fields, concession stand, picnic…read morepavilions, playground and restrooms. That have ample parking and are close to restaurants and other shopping areas.

I have been going to Fenton Park for years. My kids grew up playing in the fields or nearby…read moresoccer/baseball fields. Fenton is called "The City of Parks" and this is its gem. Walking trail around the park is well maintained. Twice around is almost of 5k. Always lots of people doing lots of things. At least 4 pavilions to rent and I suggest you rent early because they are always being used. Food truck Fridays once a month and a Farmers Market on Thursday evenings during the warmer months. Being close to the Meramec River, part of the park does flood now and then. But, that is what it is. They clean it up pretty fast when it does.

It's a pretty awesome playground. My kids had a lot of fun, and there was hardly anyone there so…read morethe pretty much had it to themselves. They're getting older so rated it a 3/5 stars, however it's really nice so I'm going to overrule and give it a 4/5.

Another great park tucked away…read more A dining pavilion, play grounds and a field with bathroom facilities. But it is rarely busy and great place to just get away.

Minnie Ha Ha is a good-sized, flat park with plenty of walking paths, several playgrounds, some…read moresports fields, a view of the river. The flatness scores some points with me. Also the trees do. Many of the walking paths are shaded. Another reviewer mentioned the mosquitos; those can be a problem here. Several parking lots of various sizes.

Such a cute park for a walk. One drawback would be the amount of mosquitoes i encountered. There…read morewere some parts shaded and some part not. Overall a relaxing place. There were several small playgrounds for the kids as well.

If it were not for me attending a retirement party here, I would have never known or discovered…read morethis park. This is a small and beautiful county park, that is well maintained. It has tennis courts, hiking trails and great play areas for little people. I was impressed with the pavilion that the party I attended, was held in. It had plenty of outlets for the food table and it had huge ceiling fans to circulate the air. Best of all, there were attached restrooms and they were super clean. If you live near Sunset Hills, I recommend this park.

A wonderful place to go to for all ages, plenty to do. You're shrouded with nature and it's…read morebeautiful. I love it so much here. The amount of love they put into this park is wonderful. There is a tennis court, a big green playground for young ones, a trail, and such. There is also a wheelchair accessible swing, so that's really nice. Sitting areas are very clean as well. There are trash cans, a decent sized parking lot and the plants here are breath taking. Please go here, for almost any reason. My favorite place for activity.

St. Louis, we need to talk about Suson Park. Because how is this hidden gem just sitting in South…read moreCounty and people aren't talking about it more? Suson Park is basically a little farm hiding inside a county park AND it's FREE. You can walk around and see cows, horses, goats, pigs, chickens, ducks and other farm animals. St. Louis County actually describes it as a working animal farm, and the barn is open to the public. And there's some seriously good St. Louis history here. The county bought the original property in 1962 from Sidney Salomon Jr., who was a major figure in St. Louis sports history. He owned the original Sportsman's Park and later the St. Louis Arena and became the first owner of the St. Louis Blues. Even better: Suson is a combination of the names of his children, Susan and Sonny. The park opened to the public in 1964, and today you've got the animal farm, fishing lakes, walking paths, playgrounds and picnic areas. So basically, you can spend an afternoon hanging out with a goat, watching a pig do absolutely nothing, saying hello to a cow and pretending you're on a farm vacation, all without leaving St. Louis County. And did I mention FREE? This is exactly the kind of place I mean when I say St. Louis has hidden gems.

Hot but fun taking the grandkids to see and feed the goats and ducks!!!!…read more Always clean and a busy busy park!!! So much to do!!!! Fish, picnic or walk!!!!

This was such a great experience.  Booked my 2yo bday party here. Christine is so friendly and even…read moresupplied tables and tablecloths, and even a bday card and gift for my daughter. The kids loved the space- we had 1-7yos and everyone seemed to have fun. We had like 7 or so families and their kids come and fit eveyone and a dedicated food table. It was tight with the tables in there because the building isn't very wide  but it worked out fine.  There were spaces for diaper bags and strollers.  The other really nice thing is the mini mall courtyard has seating outside so if it's a nice day people can congregate and the kids can burn out energy there too. In terms of all the play options, I loved it and the kids were entertained too. There are like 10 different play stations, a separate play area for the younger kids, kids books in several languages, a dedicated changing room that is separate from the bathroom. There was plenty of hand sani stations and three owner wore a mask the whole time. And there's also a groupon right now and she's running other specials you can probably book if you give her a call.

Best shaded park we've found! Kids area for littles is completely in the shade, and the larger area…read morefor older ones also has a splash pad. Overall beautiful spot with bathrooms and tons of parking. Can walk around as well on paved paths.

I love exploring the city parks available to me. My parents visited with their 1ish yo dog, so we…read moretook advantage of a beautiful morning to walk around here. There were a ton of paved and nonpaved walking paths, recreation areas, water features, various sports fields, and a community garden. Bea got to explore it all! Would definitely return either solo or with friends/family (furry members included)