Great park! Nice long walking trails. Can choose paved or natural paths. Lots of places for kids to…read moreplay on playgrounds. Nice disc golf course. Plenty of pavilions for parties or picnic/ Fishing and pier. Wonderful park!!

Love this park! It's really big! There is a road that circles around the park. You can use that for…read morebiking, walking or running. There are also off road bike trails. There are playgrounds for the kids and access to a creek! There are also quite a few picnic tables to choose from for your picnic!

This is a lovely park if you have very active kids, or literally just toddlers…read more There is plenty of parking, land to run around, a small lake to fish, and two playgrounds and music playground. During our first visit, we stayed mainly on the lower playground meant for small children - my toddler absolutely loved it! The paths here are also well kept which was great for our dog to walk through.

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.

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!

Such a cute park for a walk. One drawback would be the amount of mosquitoes i encountered. There…read morewere some parts shaded and some part not. Overall a relaxing place. There were several small playgrounds for the kids as well.

Decent park for walking, running and biking. Sometimes part is washed out or some debris around…read morefrom flooding but most of the time it is good. Can cover a couple of miles easily and the area is very flat and easy to walk. Some nice playgrounds and river views as well. Usually a good crowd in the evening so no worries about going it alone if needed.

Lovely park. Nice long walking trails. Great for walks or a bike ride. Lots of places to picnic…read morewith pavilions. Nice water feature. A beautiful disc golf course.

I've taken my dog to this dog park twice now and both times she's gotten attacked. She's a very…read morewell trained dog and plays well with other dogs unfortunately people are bringing their aggressive dogs to the park here. I do not recommend.

Nice quiet park, tucked away off of Adie rd. There are two separate pavilions, a playground and…read moreplenty of walking trails/space. Parking is limited to a few spots, but you are able to park along the street.

Great park for a brisk walk. There are two playgrounds here that I saw for those with kids. My dog,…read more Chloe love to smell the yellow tulips here. This park was not busy when I went here yesterday evening. There is plenty of parking.

This park is incredible! There's so much to do for kids of all ages from the swing that's kind of…read morelike a zip line (with one option for little kids and one for bigger kids), to multiple slides, and even a sensory trail. I loved that there are three different musical play stations to explore too. The pavilion has tons of seating, which makes it easy to take breaks or enjoy a snack, and the bathrooms are honestly the cleanest I've ever seen at a park. Plenty of parking as well, which is always a bonus. We were blown away by the cleanliness and the variety of activities for the littles. Definitely adding this to our top 3 parks there's just so much to enjoy here!

This is such a cute park, so why is it so close to the main road?? There is an entrance/exit bridge…read morepart of the playground that exits to the parking lot... why is that there? Aside from the obvious safety concerns that my husband and I have - this was a nice park. It is surrounded by trees, with a small bridge that crosses over to a woodland area. The actual playground is VERY cute with a zipline, swings, a musical instrument section, and a musical seesaw. There is also a sensory trail that we haven't explored yet, but we saw many families coming from and going to. Just keep an eye out on your kiddos especially by the entrance!