Really disappointed that I didn't see one dog hanging out here when I drive by. Maybe it wasn't dog…read moreparking season...

Awesome dog park right on Scott AFB. There are two fenced in areas for dogs to run and socialize…read more One area is for larger dogs and the other for smaller. Each fenced in area has park benches and covered picnic tables to relax and watch your dogs play as well as water fountains that have a small bowl on the bottom to run water in for your dog. There's also agility training equipment in each area as well as trash receptacles that have plastic bag dispensers to clean up after your pup. This dog park is very clean, never crowded and the best part is it's FREE!!

Great free dog park near SLU. It has a large area for you dog to roam around and play. I have gone…read moremultiple times and only ever seen other dogs there a few times so we often have the whole park to ourselves. Please beware that smaller dogs may be able to fit under the fence or even through the fence bars. My 20 lb dog was able to get through the fence bars without much effort. Thankfully I was able to recall her. Also the dog water fountains in the park never seem to work when I am there so remember to bring water for your pup

We are so thankful that this park exists. I think everyone knows that it is now a dog park and we…read moreDEFINITELY utilize this since St. Louis does not have many great places to take our pups. This park offers gated greenery and tons of running and playing space for the local pups and it is so much fun even to go as humans. If you are looking for somewhere to take your dogs and have not been here, you need to come! Pro tip: 95% of dogs are NOT on leashes and WILL approach your dog. If your dog will not be comfortable with this or is not friendly, this may not be the place for you. We started our dog on a leash and slowly worked our way up to letting him off and he enjoys this place now so much!

This dog park is very convenient, has benches for humans, trash cans, and water for both us and our…read morefury friends. There's plenty of grass and a few trees. It's not a huge park, but it's perfectly adequate. So far it's been pretty hit or miss whether there are other dogs here or not. Probably 50% of the time we're the only ones here, but there have been times when there were nine other dogs... My rating would definitely go up if more people were aware that this park exists and brought their dogs... so come out and play!

Park was clean. It had a walking trail, playground, and dog park. Dog park had double gated…read moreentrance, water fountain for dogs to drink, two benches and two trash cans. No membership required.

I have no idea when this place opened bc I found it by complete accident while looking at the map…read moreof Mascoutah. This place is gigantic with multiple smaller areas to separate dogs. Very well maintained with plenty of room to spread out. Multiple water spickets throughout the park. The fence is very nice and has chicken wire at the bottom so smaller dogs can't get out. Clean restrooms right next to the park. Beautiful grass, multiple water dishes, dog waste stations (bags), toys, a pavilion to sit under while you dog enjoys itself. We only started going here this week and we are yet to see anyone else here. Look forward to using this place for years to come.

Park was beautiful and it was huge!! My dog is 4 years old and we are trying to introduce him to…read moreother dogs and he did pretty good with the other dogs we were in our own section and saw he wanted to play so we leashed him up just incase. He did so good until a big dog came up and started biting him it wasn't vicious or anything it was playing but my dog didn't understand we kept pulling him away and my dog kept backing up because he was afraid and the dog kept following this is at no fault of the dog they don't completely understand as we do but the owner was not paying attention to his dog at all I kept looking at him hoping he would get his dog and he was preoccupied on his phone. The dog continued to follow and jump on me and my dog so I tried petting him to calm him down and he starting biting my arm again playfully but still kinda hurt which it doesn't bother me at all they are dogs and I love dogs but this guy should have been watching his dog. Other than that everyone was really nice and my dog loved playing with other dogs! I didn't get many pictures he was too excited but there are 3 sections that you can go into!

Terrible!!! Why on earth does anyone need a membership for a CITY dog park? (The gate is locked so…read morethe average passer by can't simply stop in) Also kids aren't allowed!!! Not even when I offer to keep him on top of my shoulders! Let me understand this: I can take my dog to the dog park, but I have to leave my kid at home? Or take my kid to a park but leave my dog at home? What kind of a screwed up snobbery is going on in this town & park? Extremely disappointed. The only dog park I've ever needed a membership for had a bar and wait staff. This is a major FAIL STL! Seemed I needed to bow to the dog park gods who wanted a damn DNA sample to allow me in. As a recent transplant (renting in U-city) looking to buy a home I'll be crossing U-City off my list. Good luck with your property values.

I stopped by this park several times. A nice cool area. It has a separate small dog area, benches,…read morelights and drinking water. Dog park tags are available at City Hall in University City. There is one fee for u city residents, one fee for non-residents. Probably will purchase a membership when i have a dog. I was told that patrons were very rude though.

other than the ciggarete litter and cig butts all over the grounds its a cool place ..covered in…read morecigg butts ..

Longacre Park is a beautiful park in Fairview Heights. They have many scenic walking paths…read morethroughout the park. A few years ago, the city redid the playground. The new playground is a lot of fun. My children love to play there. The pond is a great place to fish or check out the ducks and geese. You will see a lot of them. Longacre Park is great! Lots of beautiful nature to take in and it is very relaxing.

Forest Avenue Dog Park is where dogs come to strut their stuff and maybe teach humans a trick or…read moretwo. Located conveniently next to a children's playground, it's where Fido can make canine friends while your kids make, well, human ones. Fancy a game of fetch or basketball? Your pick, because this park's got both! And if you're planning a visit to the Barnes Jewish Hospital, you might just be in for the shortest commute of your life. **What I Like:** - Adjacent to a Children's Playground: perfect for multitasking parents. - Basketball Court: for the days you fancy being Michael "Bark" Jordan. - Close to Barnes Jewish Hospital: fluffy breaks before or after appointments. - The Mysterious Parking Karma: always a spot waiting just for you. **What You Might Not Like:** - Dust City: welcome to your dog's new Eau de Dust look. - BYODB (Bring Your Own Dog Bags): the park's unique green initiative. - One Size Fits All Playground: Chihuahua meets Great Dane BFF. - Twilight Bark: for that canine 'Blair Witch' ambiance. All in all, Forest Avenue Dog Park is a decent park that gets the job done. Just remember your dog bags, and maybe a flashlight!

We love Lafayette Park. The perfect size for a nice walk, huge pond with ducks you can watch for…read morehours, walking trails and free concerts. A gorgeous bridge and plenty of beautiful things to see. We took our engagement photos here and also enjoyed coffee together the morning of our wedding, so it has so much meaning to us. We love walking around, especially in the spring and fall, and enjoying this beautiful city!

Lafayette Park: where the grass is lush, the bandstand is iconic, and the summer concert series is…read morethe closest thing St. Louis has to Coachella--if Coachella had lawn chairs, wine tumblers, and that one guy who insists on dancing solo in front of the stage like he's possessed by jazz itself. The music? Surprisingly awesome. Local bands bring the heat, the horns, and sometimes even a keytar. The crowd? A delightful mix of retirees, toddlers, dogs in bandanas, and millennials who wandered in after hearing drums while walking their compost bins. It's BYO everything--chairs, snacks, wine, existential joy. The energy is peak Midwest wholesome with just enough chaos to keep it interesting (watch out for rogue frisbees and unsupervised toddlers with glow sticks). Truly, if you haven't awkwardly clapped along to a Stevie Wonder cover while holding a sweaty brie wedge and dodging bubbles... are you even living?