Had a great time. Only tip would be to not have teenage girls as guides especially with phones in…read moretheir hands

Its a great atmosphere for children, the school horses are great for childre!n. I board my horse…read morethere and he's gained weight since we've been here. We also have an excellent show team, we go to a lot of show during the show season. I Love this barn

Colton was our guide and offered a wonderful and memorable tour. Such a fun petting ranch for both…read morechildren and adults! There were many rescue animals and the cost was reasonable.

What a wonderful place for children to interact with all kinds of animals and see a working farm…read more My grandson got to bottle feed to a baby cow, hold a baby pig and there's a parrot, zebra, swans so many animals besides farm animals. You won't be disappointed you made the trip.

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!!

Bee Tree Park is beautiful and well maintained. I have been to events here. And, I have often…read morestopped by to eat my lunch at one of the many picnic table in the park. Very peaceful.

Nice county park. Much to see. Sadly no signs of if the trails are about and back. I got lost. Yuckread more

Great place to take the kids to learn about nature…read more I took my daughter here for the first time this year. I was not sure what to expect, but I actually had a great time. They had a bunch of things setup for the kids to play with and sensory experiences for them. I like the museum part of it even though it was small my daughter had a blast looking at all the animals that they had rescued from the surrounding areas. we went on a nature walk and got to see allot of really cool plants and a cabin that was move to the property from the Bellefontaine area, I think they said it was well over 100 years old. I will definitely be back with my daughter and our future children.

It's nice that I live here, I'd probably die without this place. It's nice and clean, and great for…read moreactive movement. Scenery is also jaw-dropping. Shoutout to the horses, I went with my little sis and we both agreed they were cool. The entire trail is a nice break from everything, and I would recommend this trail.

I love Grant's Trail!…read more This trial is a great spot to get outside and enjoy the fall weather we're starting to have. It's 10 miles long and stretches from Orlando's in south county to I-44 in Kirkwood. I ran a half marathon a couple of years ago, and did a lot of my training runs here. Here's what I really liked about it: - the miles are marked; made it super simple to keep track of where I was - very little hills, great for endurance training! - scenery was amazing, I was training in the fall time. My favorite spot was the Gravois Road to Pardee Road. You get to see Grants Farm and the Clydesdales. It was beautiful with the changing leaves. - I felt super safe. - if you go early-ish in the morning, it isn't packed. - they've got a great layout of the trail online, section by section. It explains points of interest, Peking, facilities, and pictures. It's a great opportunity to get outside!

Last weekend, it was such a sunny and warm-ish day for January, so we decided to take a little trip…read moreto Cliff Cave County Park with the pup. This was our first visit and so we parked in the lot that gps took us to and then followed the signs for the hiking trail. We were impressed with the number of hikers and mountain bikers out and about. What I really enjoyed about this park is that the trails are all easy to follow and loop around so that you can choose any direction to walk. We started with the shorter hike and walked to the overlook which was so pretty! We spent some time just watching the river and then decided to try another trail for a bit. Honestly, it was really nice to be outside. Baxter was so happy to be able to play in the leaves and we all got really excited because we saw a bunch of deer while we were out walking! Of course, when we saw them, we all stopped and just let the deer have their space to get where they were going. The loop that we completed was about 3 miles and I really appreciated how easy it was to navigate the park. We did not get over to the cave during this visit, but will plan to visit again on another warm-ish day so that we can explore the other trails.

I've been to this park before and like that it offers walking trails not far from the city. The…read morewalking trails offer out and back trails, so I definitely got a couple miles of walking in. Fir those who want more of a "nature" feel there are some hiking and biking trails tucked away near the walking trails, which in my opinion, could use better trail markers. The hiking trails are still close to the border if the walking trails, so you don't go far into the wooded areas. My favorite part of the park were the caves, as soon as you enter the bottom of the trail where the caves are you can feel the cool air from the caves. It was great to check out and I wish the trails offered more scenic views in addition to this.

Today, I took a tour of this place. Ben is a wonderful tour guide. He loves bison very much &…read morelooks after the bottle-fed babies as if he were their moms. Paco, a 3 year old bison, loves Twinkies! This isn't a joke. He'll literally vacuum up a half a Twinkie from your hand! Ribeye is a cutie, & he's a baby. They have 3 other bison babies that play with balls (the cheap kind that you buy at Wal-Mart). It's funny seeing them play with the balls. The ranch has llamas, a Sicilian donkey & horses in addition to bison. Even though it is a bit far from St. Louis, it is sooo worth the trip to see these beautiful animals. Getting there was a bit of a problem. The sign for the Midgley Neis/Otter Road isn't there. The sign simply says Otter Road, & that is the road that you turn left on from 160. The property itself is gorgeous! There are lakes for the animals to cool off.