Yes very well maintained and picked up and has an actual real fire hydrant for the dogs.read more

There are two fenced areas, one for big dogs, one for smaller dogs. I took my Bully there to let…read morehim run around the large fenced in area. There are dog bowls for water to share. No other people came so it was nice that it's not crowded with too many dogs. There is an A Frame ramp that's fun to teach your dog to use, makes me wish there were a few different practice agility course of sorts. I would highly recommend to take your dog to a this dog park.

Love taking my pets to the dog park! They run and play and get to meet new friends and socialize. A…read morereally nice park for all shapes and sizes!

Very big park. Seems to be several baseball fields. For someone like me who just wants a nice…read moreleisurely walk, I wasn't able to find a quiet walking path. But maybe there was one hidden away somewhere.

Had a really nice weekend at Ferne Clyff. There are 18 trails that are maintained and for various…read morelevels, but be aware that nearly every trail has poison ivy just at the edge of pathways. There's lots to do, whether you're there to hike, bike, climb, or relax in nature. The camping grounds are a bit crowded, but most everyone keeps to themselves and are very friendly. There are lots of primitive restrooms throughout the park, but maintained with plumbing restrooms are only available for overnight paid guests. If you forget firewood, there is a place near the main campground restrooms where you can get bundles of firewood from a vet owned business. As of 5/8/2026 when I'm writing this, each bundle is $5 and can be paid in cash or QR.

This is my go to hiking park when I need to introduce someone to the beauty of SoILL on a tight…read moretime budget. The Waterfall Trail is flat and wide and boasts a fun waterfall in wet seasons, but also lovely bluffs and wildlife even when it's dry. My favorite hike was on a cold January day. We started with flurries, and the ground was completely white when we completed it. My kids are also HUGE fans of the Hawks Cave hike. Lots of fun boulders to climb on and explore. It's a short (though a bit steeper) hike, but begs you to linger at the cave.

Very upset about Cannon Park's dog park. I was so excited to bring my dog there because I had heard…read morehow nice it was, but I was very disappointed. When I got to the park I noticed that the approximately 20 ft towards the back fence was all high grass and had not been mowed in a very long time. I refused to take my dog off her lease because even though I use tick and flea medication I did not want to chance her or myself getting a tick from being in all the high grass. Not to mention if for some reason I did have to go retrieve my dog in the high grass it is impossible to tell where another dog may have pooped, or even if there is poison ivy on the ground. The part that is not mowed looks like someone just did not want to have to mow around the trees, which is very disappointing.

The fact travel centers are providing dog parks and keeping them maintained is something to be…read moresaid. Driving from Texas to Michigan then Wisconsin. These spots were very nice for our newborn to stretch out and the dogs to run around. Moose Out

The dog park was nice, with some fun things for the dogs to do, but the small dog area was TINY…read more Unless your dog is a chihuahua or a yorkie they can hardly run around and play. And if they want space from the other dogs they literally can't find any. That being said, if your dog is tiny and doesn't have much energy, or your dog is over 25 pounds, then this would be a great dog park to try. But for any high energy smaller dogs who want some space to run, find a different dog park

We are always thankful when we find a fenced in dog park. Especially when the fence is sturdy, well…read moremaintained and without holes or weak spots where our escape artists can get through. This dog park is inside a larger Riverside park and towards the back, so just keep driving through the park and you will find it. There's plenty of parking next to it. The dog park had doggie bags & a few benches. Pretty standard dog park. Our rescue beagles get bored easily if there's not many trees or areas to chase squirrels but we still love these open kinds of dog parks because they can be off-leash and get some running in. The park was clean and pretty.

I went here with a group for hiking today. It has a lot of different trails. Our group did the…read moreWhispering pines trail today as one of our three trails that we hikied. It was close to 4 miles long. The leaves were so pretty during today fall weather. Crossing the water was a great experience here. Parking can be harder at times due to the parking space availability and how popular this location is. There were several locations for a nice picnic. Some people in our hiking group camp here last night as well.

Beautiful Park near St. Genevieve. Play area for kids. Facilities near play area and parking…read more Enjoy a peaceful walk

After enjoying two beers at nearby Many Good Things Brewing, I walked a bit along the riverside. No…read morebarges passing this time but it was still an amazing view that goes north around the bend and south to see the beautiful Bill Emerson Memorial Bridge. Some seating here and a few captions, don't miss the "high water" marks on the floodwall. Holy smokes! [Review 1252 of 2024 - 354 in Missouri - 22275 overall]

I stopped here on a road trip. The visitor center was shut down due to COVID-19 but it was still…read moreeasy to find my way around. I went to the scenic overlook and got a great view of the muddy Mississippi River. we (me and my dogs) then hiked a mile, which wasn't bad. but it was hilly. there was also a lake where people were swimming. this a great park, if you are driving through the area be sure to stop by and enjoy the nature it has to offer.

A lot of sad but informative history at the visitors center, don't pass it by. The visitors center…read morealso features wildlife of the area, and the staff is helpful and knowledgeable. Camping, swimming, picnic areas available. Couple of nice lookout points for photos.