This was such a cute playground themed as a castle! Every child we walked past was either a knight…read moreor royalty fighting a big dragon (parent lol) and running away. Lots of running space and slides to enjoy. I wish there was more shade, but it really exhausted my kiddo out so I was happy! There is a small lake nearby, and picnic tables closer to the playground. The parking lot is a bit small and there is only ONE entrance/exit.

Zachary's Playground is the main feature and main reason for this park. The fully accessible…read more(unlimited) playground accomodates special needs children but is open to children of all ages and abilities. Some signs are in braille and American Sign Language. A small water spray pad is next to the playground. Two pavilions are available for picnickers, the park has restrooms, and a half-mile path provides a short stroll.

Just off I-70 at Highway A, Founder's Park has a variety of ball fields and two large playgrounds…read more The well maintained city park has six fields for baseball and softball, a half basketball court, and three soccer fields. Two playgrounds have rubber pavements. Each playground accommodates either preschoolers or older children with a merry-go-round, slides, climbing structures, and other features. Founder's also has walking paths, picnic areas, and restrooms.

We love this park, and now that the splash pad is open it's even better. The splash pad was shut…read moredown for a few months to get resurfaced and it is no longer super slippery. There are two slides in the splash pad area which is a beautiful feature that not many places offer. They do have a staff member at the top of one slide making sure the kids are safe going down. The splash pad area had some great shaded areas, but I do wish there was more. They have a dump bucket and some small little water fall type things. All areas except for the slides are handicap accessible. The playground itself is always a great time. My kids tend to be daredevils so they love the rope area.

I guess we should have looked at the park website first because I would have never guessed a public…read morepark had these rules: *No outside food and beverage allowed in the park. *No pets allowed in the park. There is AstroTurf everywhere which can explain why no pets allowed, but AstroTurf isn't really safe to be around especially during high temps. Very pretty playground and water park area - glad they actually fixed the slip issues. Also there's a fee to play pickleball and rockclimb inside. Cute place especially if you want a dog-free area and want to pay for water.

BaratHaven Park lies along the Dardenne Greenway Trail in Dardenne Prairie. The 94-acre park has a…read morelake, miles of paved pathways, soccer fields, a cricket pitch, and a small parking lot. The lake is fishable: MO conservation rules apply. The formal address on 1 Academy Drive is misleading. That's the address off Technology Drive (north I-64 service road) for the former Barat Academy. Actual park access is on Henning Road about halfway between Weldon Spring and Bates roads. The parking lot is hidden from the roadway.

The picture of Missouri beauty. Tips from a local: go to the lowland marsh area behind the main…read morebuilding, down the hill (2nd parking lot on the roundabout) when it's not too muddy. Every time I've been at dusk, there have been multiple deer. There is a native garden behind the hall of fame. Endless fossils in the creek. Enjoy and keep it beautiful!

Lovely park. Nice long walking trails. Great for walks or a bike ride. Lots of places to picnic…read morewith pavilions. Nice water feature. A beautiful disc golf course.

Located next to the civic center (city hall and government offices) this city park is actually a…read morememorial that honors all who have served or are serving in America's armed forces. Flags of each military service branch fly above the memorial. Plaques recount the conflicts America is and has been involved in. Benches provide spots for rest or reflection.

As the name suggests, this Dardenne Prairie city park is directly behind the muni government…read morecenter. It's smallish but offers several amenities. There are a two nice children's playgrounds, a water feature in hot summer months, and a combined amphitheater/bandstand for warm weather concerts. A shelter provides sun and rain protection for picnics. City Hall Park has three fields for baseball or softball. A concession stand is open during special events.

One of my toddler's favorite playgrounds! The playground is clean and safe. The restrooms are…read moreupkeept well. There are two distinct halves, one for older kids and a toddler friendly area.

Three people lying on the ground head to toe would pretty much stretch across this small, 1/3-acre…read morepark in Dardenne Prairie along Feise Road. A developer donated the property for a Civil War memorial. A plaque describes the memorial: Two soldiers contemplate heading home after the Civil War. Park benches allow reflection. The park is nicely landscaped. There's a single reserved parking spot in the lot behind the closest apartment building. The park entrance is only by eastbound traffic on Feise Rd. from Henke Rd. No left turn is permitted for westbound Feise Rd. traffic into the apartment complex bordering the park. However, there is a driveway on the eastern side of the adjacent apartment complex: westbound drivers can turn there and circle around to the park.

This small, neighborhood green space is located in Wentzville 's southeast corner…read more Amenities include a baseball/softball field, covered picnic area with BBQ pit, and playground. The playground is actually several scattered items, including swings, musical instruments, a climbing structure, a spinning attraction, and other pieces. Temporary restrooms (port-a-potties) are available.

We had so much fun. I barely got any pictures to capture at the moment…read more This used to be rockin jump and they have made a lot of great changes I highly recommend the Groupon. It's two for 47 and you get two icees with it as well. They have glow night so I would always call ahead. We came on a Saturday and got here at six and didn't realize they had glow night going on at seven so the kids only got to jump for an hour which was our fault so always check ahead. The glow looks super fun and the kids have different colored socks. They get a T-shirt and they turn the lights off. Definitely recommend for kids 10 or older.

We absolutely love their Sunday mornings tot hours. My 2 and 4 year old are able to jump their…read morelittle hears out without the older kids.