Brought in my bike for repair…read more The mechanic (Bradley) looked at the bike determined a couple of simple adjustments and had me on my way in less than 30 minutes. Cost was very reasonable. I highly recommend Bike Stop for courtesy, integrity and convenience.

Love it. I've lived near this outpost forever but finally needed a bike repair. They did a great…read morejob and it was quick and easy. Busy but quick!

This place is big. Has several like that you could go fishing at. I would recommend catch and…read morerelease the fish since I don't know how safe it would be to consume those fish. For those that like nature, it is quite a nice place to go to in order to enjoy nature.

Beautiful nature area right in St. Charles County! Plenty of lakes in which to fish, and many…read moretrails on which to walk/hike! This is part of the Missouri Department of Conservation. Enjoy the beauty of our area on any day, in any season!

Awesome park to go to in Wentzville. It has lots of paved walking/biking trails, playground, lakes…read more There are pavilions as well to eat and hangout in the shade.

Really nice play area if you have kids, beautiful little lake to fish in. Nice walking path, not…read moremuch shade. Great place to ride a bike or have a picnic

I am an avid walker, especially when the weather is nice. St Charles County boasts a large number…read moreof well maintained parks. This park is especially a favorite for me. The park has a walking loop throughout the entire park. The path is paved and easy to navigate. There is also a man made pond with path and bridges. There are three small jetty's if you are interested in catch and release fishing. I've brought my yoga mat on several occasions and enjoyed the peace of the water. The playground area is perfect for kids of all sizes. The restrooms are clean and well maintained. If disc golf is your thing, the course loops throughout the park.

When I lived in North O'Fallon I walked around the small lake in the late afternoons for health…read morereasons. I chose a different morning time when bikers came zooming along preparing for serious rides. There were plenty of trees, shade, birds, fish, frogs, picnic areas and I was never approached by criminals. I saw some children practicing "catch and release" in the large pond / small lake. It was serene, peaceful and beautiful.

My wife and I went to hike / walk on the lakeside trail. The path is nice and quiet. There were a…read morefew others on the trail but otherwise was peaceful for us. It took us 1 1/2 hours to complete the trail. Looks like you can fish on the dock or by boat at the boat ramp. There is a swimming cove for the other side of the entrance. The trail is quite easy and is clean of debris. I would like to come back in the late summer/ fall to see the tree leaves!

I'm impressed by how huge this place extends to-rivers and forests and trails and everything. It's…read moredefinitely a nice getaway for nature, to go for a stroll and such. So why am I giving this place three stars? The camping service here is a little........rather......special. The cabins were of filth, and the showers there are mucky and there is rust, splotches of?? random muck everywhere in every corner of the bathroom. Not to mention the ants everywhere plus other bugs. Not even during night time. Don't even think about testing the theory yourself, just stay away from the camping experience. Other than that, I would reccomend this park to those who want a nice afternoon maybe enjoying the cool breeze, staring at flowers and other wildlife outside or go biking. It's pretty beautiful!

Despite Quiet Hollow's name it sits on a high spot next to busy McKelvey and Marine roads. This…read moreMaryland Heights city property is a nice pocket park for an outdoor workout. If you're not into fitness Quiet Hollow doesn't offer much more. It's a very small neighborhood spot with various workout equipment. A picnic table and a couple of sitting benches round out the features.

My boyfriend, his parents, and myself came out here to go jet skiing…read more Formally called Cuivre Island Conservation Area, the way you actually pronounce Cuivre is 'quiver'. It is a nice nature area nestled off Dalbow Road and near Highway 79. Here you have water access for your boats and jet skis. There are some spots available for picnicking and such too. I'd advise to arrive early if you intend on parking near the water access area since it has limited spacing for vehicles. The water that you will be getting in is a tributary off of the Mississippi River. Lots of people come down here to go fishing since they've got such an abundance of different fish such as bass, crappie, and catfish. Enjoy your visit!

St. Louis and St. Charles has lots of great interconnected trails. I just started cycling this year…read moreand logged over 1,000 miles on nearby trails. The Katy trail is my favorite, but also love the other trails in the area. Dardenne Greenway was a fun ride from Cottleville to St. Charles Community College. Nice to bike off the road with no cars! Great recreational facility!