While most of O'Fallon's city parks focus on a particular activity--soccer at Sports Park, football…read moreat Dames, baseball and softball at the Ozzie Smith Sports Complex, and aquatics at Civic--Westhoff is an all-purpose, multi-activity recreation area. Tucked into neighborhoods on the north side, Westhoff also offers its own unique attractions, including: -Courts or fields for baseball, softball, basketball, roller hockey, pickleball, horseshoes, sand volleyball, and tennis. -The city's only skate/BMX park. -Two playgrounds, including Brendan's Playground, which is the city's only fully accessible, unlimited play spot for children with special needs (though available to children of all ages and abilities). -Water splash pad. Westhoff also has picnic pavilions and restrooms.

Perfect play park for kids! Too late and cool to enjoy the…read morewater feature when we went last evening but maybe some day this summer.

I see this park as continuation of Dardenne Park and Rabbit Run... or St Charles County group of…read moreinterlinked park system. Maybe I will have to cross and go under a bridge, but trail can continue. This part of the trail has restrooms... well, restrooms are closed, but they offer port-a-potties with hand sanitizers. The smaller trails get complicated through reported 109 acres, but is straight forward through paved 2 mile sections. I haven't been to team events here.

Formerly the Woodlands Soccer Park, today it's a multi-sports facility that hosts athletic…read morecompetitions and tournaments. One of St. Peters' busiest parks, Woodlands features: -Six full size soccer fields plus two half size. -Eight baseball and softball diamonds, including three pee wee fields. -Two playgrounds with rubber ground covers. -Two fishing lakes. -Walking paths. -Restrooms and two concessions stands. A nice thing about Woodlands is its parking set-up. Every field, lake, or playground has nearby parking. Woodlands is located off Ohmes Road near Mid Rivers Mall Drive.

Preservation Park is located on the North Outer Road of Highway 40 in Town and Country. This park…read morewas 32 acres in size. Christian Brothers High School (CBC) bought some of the land and the Park is now 12 acres in size. Both Preservation Park and the CBC Cadet Park was built including athletic facilities for use by the public. During unreserved time frames Tennis Courts and Athletic Fields operate on a first come first serve basis. Athletic Teams may even rent fields by signing up online. Playground, Sand Volleyball, and a Pavillon are also reasons to visit Preservation Park.

A beautiful park with an awesome visitor center! I stayed in site 74, I'm not sure if these spaces…read moreare ideal for tents, but it worked well for my camper van. The only downside was the fire pits--at most sites they were in really odd spots, far away from the picnic tables and the main hangout area. All in all a lovely spot for a quick visit.

We love driving to this park with our family and dog. It's huge with so many area for a picnic,…read morescenery and for a nice walk. If you live close, definitely a must visit. I haven't seen a playground but I could be wrong. They have a lot of different hiking trails though.

I came here to walk with my husband and dog on a Sunday afternoon. This is a very nice community…read morespace. There is a pond with paths around for fishing, covered picnic areas, benches, sports courts, and a huge play area that includes a water cool-down section (in Summer) for the children. There were lots of sidewalks that we could take through the park. It was very well-maintained and lovely. There was one area under construction during our visit. There were lots of Canadian geese that didn't want to be approached with their babies.

Love the new playground (2024/2025). Great for all ages. Wish both tall slides didn't have the net…read moreclimbs to get up, but I understand it may deter littles from going up there. Overall a wonderful upgrade and we cannot wait to continue visiting.

Jingle St.Louis !!! I was hesitant to go after all the bad reviews opening week but after patiently…read morewaiting and hoping for the best it actually worked out . Rain did appear on my day but it wasn't snow being optimistic. Parking was no problem and staff was out there to direct . I prepaid but it didn't matter considering they didn't even check. Wait time was long . Doors didn't open to 5:30 on the dot. Once we started walking in it was colorful spacious and well lit. My nephew was scheduled for a 5:30p ice skating and a 6:30pm snow tubing . He loved both activities. No problems and he got a good amount of time with both activities. Food trucks were available. Holiday pop up bars available. Pricey for sure but at this point it's expected. I got two drinks with souvenirs light bulbs for a whopping $19 each . Chicken wings from a food truck called a wing and a prayer were cooked hot and fresh to order $14 . Live shows, pop up bars, hula hoop girl, stilt girl, plenty of picture opportunities. Pop up stores as well. Staff were plentiful and eager to assist in all areas. Kudos for turning this event into something fun .

The atmosphere was great and overall the experience was well worth making this an annual event for…read morethe family. Maybe when the extended family visits and the birds are out of town. Concessions were decently priced too which was a shock but naturally a pleasant surprise.

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.