Took my daughter here for the day. Multiple pools depending on age, slides, rock wall over the…read morewater. It was $10 per person to get in, they serve food and drinks. Really a great place to spend the day and highly recommend.

Perfect place to rent a pavilion and have a party!!!…read more Lovely place and great facilities for guests!

We decided to go to the lake. It was serene. It has a very peaceful vibe. People are kayaking,…read more walking and riding bikes. The lake is beautiful. Unfortunately I didn't feel like taking a stroll. Therefore I sat and watch people. There were some interesting people and families.

I come here often. Sometimes for solitude, sometimes to get active with friends. My only issue was…read morethat the restrooms were not available -- likely because it was out of season when I went. Love how BIG it is.. and I can get my steps in with one lap! If you go when it's cold, the portion of the trail not blocked by trees is very cold! Dress warm!

Held a bridal shower at the smith shelter park at Queeny and despite the rain, it was a bright and…read morelovely day. It was a surprise and she was absolutely stunned! The shelter provided the perfect space and we were able to move the food tables underneath with enough space for the guests to eat and play games. Queeny is her favorite park so being able to incorporate it into her shower made her so so happy! There's plenty of parking and such a lovely high view of the overall park for a great backdrop for pictures. The best way to get to this spot is through the entrance from Weidman. A lot of us guests got lost by the many entrances and had to circle around and were afraid we would be too late but it all worked out! Would be great to have some signage at other entrances to say where to go to get to certain parts of the park.

Best park in STL contender!…read more This park has it all! Spacious. Clean. Maintained. Beautiful. Accessible. The best add to this park is the Teddy and Friends accessibility friendly kid playground. The playground is vibrantly colored, soft padding for the grounds, accessible swings and other equipment. There are even musical elements of the space. Close by the park is their community center that has family friendly restrooms and diaper stations. Dogs are allowed in the park areas but not inside the center. The walking trails are very long so make sure you have enough time to explore. The trails are so wheelchair friendly but I recommend only skilled wheelchair users do the trails alone as there can be natural debris or elevation obstacles.

Kirkwood Park is a bigger park than it looks. I've visited maybe three times…read more Features: a community pool, a pond (which is a fowl community pool), a couple of baseball fields, tennis, pickleball, and some other sports areas, a couple of playgrounds, and some trails. Kirkwood Park is not flat. It'll be hilly. Not terribly hilly, unless you hit the trails, and then it's moderately hilly.

I love exploring the city parks available to me. My parents visited with their 1ish yo dog, so we…read moretook advantage of a beautiful morning to walk around here. There were a ton of paved and nonpaved walking paths, recreation areas, water features, various sports fields, and a community garden. Bea got to explore it all! Would definitely return either solo or with friends/family (furry members included)

Great place to take in a play. The guild there offers several shows per performance year. Good…read moreentertainment done very well and at a good price, easy to parking and not a bad seat in the house.

Before you're allowed in the pool you have to get a non resident or a resident card which ranges in…read moreprice for one person was under $20 and you're allowed 4 guests. The card is good for three years but then you must pay for entry. Very pricey and not advertised that you must have a card. The pools were full of cicadas, leave and other dirt and debris. They only have two slides for bigger kids and one slide for smaller kids. It's a small "water park" so I don't feel the quality is worth the price. There are three different pools plus a lazy river. The concession stands have a lot from frozen grapes to cheeseburgers, hot dogs nachos and ice cream

This small Brentwood city park has several unique amenities on the eastern and near city edge of…read moreSt. Louis County. For example, there are two sand volleyball courts, two handball courts, and an outdoor concrete roller rink for skating or roller hockey. It also has a large fenced dog park with small dog area. Tennis, pickle ball, and basketball enthusiasts have their updated outdoor facilities. Playground, restroom, and picnic facilities--including a pavilion--are available. Another benefit: An asphalt trail links to Brentwood's other Memorial, Oak Tree, and Broughton parks.

Rented the community room A for a birthday party. The room was clean and spacious. There was a a…read morekitchen that you are able to use. It comes equipped with a stove (requires special pots and pans that have to be checked out at the front desk), industrial freezer/Fridge, 3 compartment sink, and dishwasher. There's a large granite or marble counter top, and they sat up standard table and chairs for you. There is a private entrance as well. There's plenty of parking and they also have EV charging stations too. The front desk staff were friendly. My family enjoyed the space and is already looking forward to booking the room again for a family gathering!

I've booked rooms at the Brentwood Community Center twice within the last 30 days, and on both…read moreoccasions, the day-of staff were helpful, professional, and ensured that our events ran smoothly. Those positive experiences made what followed even more disappointing. My most recent interaction with the front desk the night prior to our event significantly changed my perception of the center. The front desk attendant, Jacqueline, was unprofessional and inappropriate in her conduct. During our interaction, she repeatedly accused us of being dishonest regarding a conversation she was not present for--despite the fact that the conversation was later confirmed to have occurred. She also made claims that we had done something to her, which was entirely untrue. What was even more disappointing was the follow-up from management. While they acknowledged the situation internally, they stated they "cannot force her to apologize" underscoring that he reviewed the video footage. Unfortunately, that footage did not include audio as it would show that I never raised my voice at her, cursed or insulted her. She, however raised her voice and insulted me multiple times. He also failed to acknowledge a key point: the situation was escalated by her repeatedly calling me a liar. Instead of addressing that behavior directly, the matter was reduced to a "she said, she said" scenario. Additionally, there was a third party affiliated with the center who could have been consulted to help verify what occurred as he apologized to us once we left but based on the call, it does not sound like that step was taken. An apology would have gone a long way toward resolving this situation, especially given the personal nature of the insults. Because of this experience, we will be moving future events to other venues whose staff demonstrate professionalism and held accountable when they fall short of that standard.