This Shiloh park is a well maintained green space on the northern side of the city. Four ball…read morefields are immaculate. Picnic tables throughout the park include some with shelters. One picnic pavilion is next to the restrooms and the men's was little better than a port-a-potty aesthetically. It was an exception to the park's cleanliness. A playground is for all ages. The park connects to a local asphalt bike path.

Clean, secluded, and easy parking. I didn't even know the park was here. It's behind a neighborhood…read moreand the is a large park on the main street so if you want something a little more quiet this is great. Definitely picnic level park!

I was hoping they'd cover the cost of this review, and luckily, they Compt me…read more This is a beautiful park in the heart of German St Louis, with a beautiful water tower that dominates the neighbourhood, and it's gorgeous. If they kept the park a little bit better and a little cleaner and safer at night, I would probably give it the extra star. But it is one of my preferred places to visit when I'm in St. Louis. And what's more, the tower can be seen from far around and I absolutely love it, and the feeling it gives this part of the STL.

Came here for a neighborhood run on a weekday morning, didn't see anyone else. Pretty flat, not too…read moremuch to see, pleasant park though!

This spacious building has staff who will assist you regarding park information. You can visit this…read moresite if you need help or just a place to park your car!

This is Visitor Center for one of the top urban parks in the country…read more Forest Park came to prominence in 1904 at the St. Louis World's Fair. Today it remains a focal point of the St. Louis Region with the Saint Louis Zoo, Dwight Davis Tennis Center, History Museum, Planetarium, Jewel Box, Art Museum, Boat House, Art Hill, multiple golf courses, the St. Louis Muny Opera and many other attractions. Too much to write about so stop by the Visitors center first to plan your visit. If you're in St Louis you have to go to Forest Park and see what it's all about!

In Alton visiting a friend and we wanted to get outside and enjoy the day. She took me to this park…read morefor the amazing view. This park is located in a higher altitude to the places around and that affords an amazing view over the river. There is a steep set of stairs on one side or gradual slope to walk up on the other (also making it more accessible for wheelchairs, strollers, etc). There is a nice Gazebo with benches for weddings and events. My friend advised that the Alton Orchestra plays at the gazebo in the summertime. There was also a walking trail and nice views on the lower side of the park. I give it a 4/5 as there is no equipment or play area for the youngsters. Also there was a large construction area where it appears there was a landslide type situation. The city is addressing it and has the whole area sectioned off for the protection of guests. Overall I would recommend this area for a stroll, a view and maybe a picnic. Would also be a great wedding/event spot with the gazebo.

I came here today to check out a new park with my friend along the way to the state park, and I…read morefound this quaint city park with a great view of the Mississippi River overlooking St. Charles, MO. I played catch and fetch with my dog, and he got to run around the upper part of the park off-leash. (I recommend not doing the off-leash with your dog if they are not trained for recalls). I sat at the bench overlooking the river for 30-40 minutes, just enjoying the view and how the weather was also perfect for the park. This park will be one of my go-to whenever I revisit Alton, IL.

This regional green space in the St. Louis County parks system has a fair amount of open area…read morebesides basketball courts, ball fields, picnic facilities, tennis courts, and a skate and pump park. Of course, there's a playground. Despite the open space the parking lot can be cramped for a group trying to use the picnic pavilion or open tables. This is an older park but restrooms have been upgraded to ADA compliance.

The address and phone number for this listing are wrong. I could not figure out how to notify…read moreYelp. This park at 4550 College Ave Alton, IL 62002 United States The phone number is +1 (618) 325-0035 Website is cityofaltonil.com

I am amazed that this place has not receive a review. I wonderful park with many amenities to use…read more Multiple playgrounds are spread throughout the park in locations adjacent to soccer and baseball fields. There is also fishing available and a beautiful rose garden. The park also has plenty of walking and exercise opportunities. If it is a BBQ you fancy then use one of the many grill and picnic tables!

Troy's Park is fantastic! It has everything you could want in a park PLUS a bunch of animals!…read moreBeyond the animals in the caged in area, there are swans! The trails are nice and there is even a sand volleyball court. There is really something for everyone here. There are also plenty of benches to sit on, if you want to sit, relax, and enjoy the scenery.

City park complex for Troy. Football fields, skateboarding park, a nice pond, and more. We've come…read morehere three times for Independence Day fireworks, and think the 30-minute show is more than adequate. To borrow a word from my Yelpin' friend Jackie W., this is small-town "Americuh," and it's good.

Marquette is a well kept and nice park in the Dutchtown neighborhood in south St. Louis. Year-round…read moreit offers a number of free amenities and activities. The 17-acre park has a free swimming pool in summer months, soccer field, tennis courts, and playground. A gym and basketball courts are located inside the rec center. Community and educational events are hosted throughout the year here. Organizations and individuals can rent the historic Field House building atop Marquette for activities. (Rental through the St. Louis parks department.) The Thomas Dunn Learning Center at the park offers adult and youth education programs, arts events, community activities, and other programs. For information, visit www.tdunn.org.