I am visiting Lake of the Ozarks for two days, and my first order of business is to find a dog park…read morefor my dog. I found this spot immediately during my Google search. The Bark Park is far from most dog parks that I've been to in MO, and it is spacious and well-maintained. Just make sure to clean up after your dogs, please! I highly recommend this place if you are in town and need a dog park for your dogs!

Great park for dogs. Clean and lots of fresh water. The park has a downhill slope which was great…read morefor ball throwing and exercising dogs. Worth the stop. Extra balls, lots of doggie bags. Lots of shade and big!

Dog owners do not pick up after their pets so there are lots of surprises that you may step in. It…read moremight be nice to see a tree or two in here or a few more benches and trash cans toward the back of the park for pet waste bags.

No one picks up after their pets. Given this, MWR needs to assign someone to clean up the park…read moreevery so often, but they don't. There is dog poop everywhere which is unsanitary, especially where all the dogs are stepping in it then getting in and drinking out of the water pool they all share. Sucks this is the only dog park around here.

Had a great time here!…read more Five friends and I went on an amazing hike and caught some great views! Took lots of pictures of the wonderful nature and wildlife! Would definitely recommend these trails!

We decided to venture out to a really cool state park while we are staying near Lebanon. There is…read moreno admission fee and you can park right next to the castle if you are mobility challenge, but we parked at a lower level and hiked up. I'll paved walkway, not a bad walk at all. I added the picture of the story of the Kansas City businessman that decided to purchase 5000 acres and build a castle here back in the early 1900s. You can read the story on that particular photo. The ruins seem well maintained, you are not allowed to walk in them, but you can get pretty close and take photographs. There are also several viewing platforms around the area, which gives you some pretty cool views of lake of the Ozarks. They do have pit toilet Bathrooms available. Beautiful place and can highly recommend for a historical visit as well as spending some time in nature.

Broemmelsiek is a beautiful park. It is in a hilly and green area near O'Fallon, MO. The park is…read morelarge and has numerous picnic shelters, walking paths, hiking trails, kayak rental, catch and release fishing, lots of parking and a visitor center. The park is dog-friendly, as long as they are on a leash. But, they also have a pretty big dog park where they can run around unleashed. We will be here next weekend for our grandson's high school graduation party. The pavilions we will use are quite large, have lots of tables, ceiling fans, lights, a fire pit restrooms and a playground. This park can be enjoyed whether you have a group event or if you just want to chill out and soak in your surroundings.

Massive park with plenty of trails, green space, pavilions for rent! We went for a birthday party…read moreand had never been there before but found the park absolutely beautiful!!

Awful place! The…read moreowner, Wayne, approached us (my husband, myself, + our two dogs) for our "temperament test" (meet + greet) with his own two dogs OFF LEASH! I could not believe that someone who works with dogs would do that! He took one look at our boys + said NO, we were not welcome. Our dogs are mixed breed, + one of those breeds is pit bull. We told him that our boys are super sweet, not aggressive at all, + he told us that we don't understand pit bulls. I understand that there are aggressive pit bulls in the world; however, ANY dog can be aggressive under the right circumstances. Nowhere on the website does it list which breeds are not allowed, so we didn't know. Huge waste of everyone's time + energy. Overall, Wayne was very rude + unprofessional. Definitely would not pay the exorbitant prices of a membership here - IF your dogs are even accepted into the park!

treecourtunleasheddogadventureparks.com--I've Been going there for over two years. This is the…read moreplace! My dog has friends here, as do I. It is big but not too big. The guy who runs the place (Uncle Wayne) is a card with his own fan club. This place used to be a treecourt swimming pool back in the day. I've been going here since the early 60s. It backs up to Simpson Lake and is a very relaxing place to go.

First time back since the lake has been filled in and you can hardly tell it was even there!…read moreEverything was well maintained. Only issue was a patron blatantly ignoring the sign prohibiting children under age 8. She brought in her toddler and her unfixed male dog who was not under any kind of voice control. People like this who don't believe rules apply to them make the entire experience less safe for everyone, particularly their toddler.

Nice off-leash dog park with plenty of space for dogs to run. Best of all, it's FREE. There's…read moreplenty of parking and benches inside for you to sit. The dock and lake have been removed, not sure what they are replacing it with. There are plenty of stations to grab waste bags should you need them. Glad I was able to take my fur baby here and let him get his energy out.

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.

I live fairly close to Eberwein Dog Park and I have been walking here pretty regularly. I don't…read morehave a dog so I can't speak for that part and I obviously do not pay for membership but I really enjoy walking here. It's a nice wide path and the park is meticulously maintained. It's not very crowded and the path is wide and flat. I'll be back.

Know Before You Go…read more.. The Good: Its well maintained, has separate areas for big and small dogs, there is a water feature in the big dog side (but also a foot operated doggie water fountain for those who don't want to take home a fully wet dog), normally lots of nice people and friendly dogs with which to interact, they do events sometimes The Bad: It's a membership park within a city park system, so lends the perception that dog owners are double-taxed This park is a bit of a walk from the parking area and many people have adopted the bad habit of letting their dogs walk off-leash to the park gates. It's never a good idea for a leashed dog to meet an off-leash dog as their first introduction so just watch out for this if you're a newbie to the park. The Ugly: There is a large group of dog owners that visits at 4pm each day. One of them has an Airedale terrier that is a known aggressor. Their "solution" to this problem is not to avoid public dog parks with their aggressive dog, rather it's to monopolize the small dog park during the peak after work time by putting the aggressor(s) in that side. The administration of this park is poor; they do nothing to enforce the rules, and ignore reports of aggression. This dog and her owner have quite the reputation at this park but are somehow allowed to remain members. In conclusion, as long as you don't try to go at 4pm this park can be ok

Busy park and trails. Hiking for all levels. We make several trips a year from the Western burbs.read more

I mean. You can never go wrong when you visit this place…read more You think there's nothing more to life? Come here. You can think clearly up here just looking at that view. I had visited 5/18 with a few girlfriends. It had rained a day prior so there definitely were some muddy patches. We also encountered a black snake (too scared to take a picture- I ran away), a dead baby snake, a ton of cicada shells, spider webs in the way of our path, and some bees. We went around 11am and though the high was 84, it wasn't so bad since most of the trail is in the woods. I hadn't been here in a while but it seemed shorter than I remember. If you're looking for an hour-ish long hike, swing on by.

What a great big area for dogs to run and play. I had no clue this was there until recently with a…read morefriend. You should bring your own doggy poop bags. They did have water and water bowls for the dogs. The caregivers of the fields were there maintaining the areas when I was there. Dog parents are the nicest people I know.

A vast majority of the time there's great people & their dogs are monitored very well, this makes a…read moregreat place to take your favorite puppy for some runtime. Occasionally and I mean rarely a situation arises where the dogs are misbehaving or the owners are being less than publicly pleasant. You will need to be the judge of that circumstance for your tolerance level. The City parks department does a fantastic job managing and maintaining the facilities which adds to the comfort of having a clean, secure place to take Fido or FeeFee out for some exercise. Overall it is a wonderful place to enjoy time with your furry family friends and meet new bipedal comrades to converse with.