Carondelet Park is a jewel in the South City neighborhood of Carondelet. Beautiful winding road…read morethrough trees that are kind of reminiscent of the layout of Forest Park. There's a "lake' with a fountain that is peaceful and there are plenty of spots to park and sit it take a walk and rejuvenate yourself. But the crown jewel is the YMCA right inside the park. It has exercise machines, 2 aquatic centers (the outdoor one is quite spectacular in the summertime), but the best is that I'd had comfortable places to lounge, work on your laptop, get free coffees and tea (like Parisian Blackberry) or hang out with people in the Senior Hub.

I love this park so much! I've mainly visited for the track on nice days when I just want to be…read moreoutside to walk. The park has a huge pond (or lake) that has fish and ducks. I saw some people fishing which I guess is popular at this park. While I was walking on the track I was taking in the scenery and enjoying all the greenery and views. The park sits close to a neighborhood and I was just admiring the homes as I made my way around the track. I noticed they had places for horseshoe and other park activities, but things seem to be closed off right now due to COVID. People were staying distanced from one another and it was easy to walk around people if I needed to. This is a great park and I can't wait to visit it again on the next nice day we get in STL.

We stopped at the juice bar across the street to grab açaí bowls and then popped into this park to…read morestretch our legs for the morning. It's a small and humble park with some great features like a dog park and plenty of open grass/space. The one thing you seems to be lacking is much shade. I'm a big fan of parks with shade features or a canopy of trees. I loved seeing some volunteers there planting flowers during our visit. They have a few benches and a playscape that accommodates a wide range of ages.

This small park is basically a large neighborhood playground in the Forest Park Southeast…read moreneighborhood. It sits between Interstate 64 (highway 40) and Choteau Ave, and South Newstead and Tower Grove avenues. A nice benefit to the playground is it's fenced for safety. Amenities besides the playground include a fitness trail and basketball court. Street parking.

Very beautiful. An excellent place to walk the dogs. Two amazing lakes for fishing. Kids have…read moretheir on playground and on the other side a dog park. It is in the city however it keeps its country charm. When you work a lot and live in the city this park helps keep your sanity

Greta park for walking and enjoying the view. There was a big pond that is filled with so many…read moreducks. Lots of people walking their dog here. We took our dog Chloe here and she loves it here. This park is a really good size park.

One of my favorite local parks! This park had basketball courts, pickleball/tennis courts, soccer…read morecourts, playground, and workout area. There are plenty of paths to walk through.

Great neighborhood park, I was in the nearby area so decided to visit this place briefly…read more The kids playground is of a decent size. This park is great for a brief walk to exercise.

Neighborhood park. Walk trail. Basketball and playground areas. Pavilions. Kiddie waterpark and…read moreworkout sections. Nice clean park. Two private parking lots with entry on Latty Road and Hanley Road. Tip: with all parks please watch your surroundings and stay alert.

This Hazelwood city park offers a number of amenities to appeal to all ages. Though it's address is…read morea side street, it sits along North Hanley Road. Of course, the community park features a playground, which is far enough off Hanley not to be a safety concern. There are also a picnic pavilion, restrooms, and ball fields. It offers fitness benefits, too including a paved trail and several workout machines just off the Latty entrance. There's a separate parking lot for the fitness area. Lighted tennis courts and a "sprayground" water feature round out the amenities.

Parks with a lot of open space and quiet setting. Very nice walking trail with steep hills and dog…read morepark too. Lots of nice pavilions and restrooms throughout the complex. Playground isn't the best for an under 2yr old though. Lots of places to fall into and not many play equipment options safe for them.

Lately, I have been having a fantastic time exploring the park with my furry friend. It's…read moreincredible how the park is interconnected with the pedestrian trail across the neighborhood and the highway overpasses. The picturesque views and scenic landscapes along the pathway have been a great way to spend quality time outdoors while getting a good workout. The fresh breeze, birds chirping, and the stunning greenery have made each walk a delightful experience. I can't wait to explore more of this beautiful park and discover new hidden gems. If you're looking for a fun and safe place to take the kids, you will take advantage of friendly and dedicated park staff who impeccably maintain the park, making it a beautiful and inviting place to spend the day. And let's remember the incredible playground! With equipment for kids of all ages, they can climb, swing, and slide to their hearts' content. It's the perfect spot for families looking to create lasting memories together. Take advantage of all the fun!

We love this little park in Glencoe. Still considered part of Wildwood. It is near the little…read morePacific Wabash Frisco railroad. The Al Foster, Bluffview and Hamilton Carr trails are also Close by. As is Castlewood via the trail system. Rockwoods Reservation and the Zombie trail. Great little playground that is fairly new and never too busy and a great spot for a picnic with good river access to be able to go play down by the shore of the Meramec or on the gravel bars if not too busy.

Sugar Creek Park is a cute little park with a walking trail, open field and a nice playground for…read morechildren. On our visit we did several laps around the trail with our dog. It was a hot day, so we appreciated that much of the trail was shaded. There was a family of deer right off the trail, which was fun to see up close. The children's playground area looked really fun for kids. There is a small parking lot. For us, this park is a convenient neighborhood option if we want a short walk.

Great place to take a mini stroll. They have a playground with a few swings and a kids activity…read morearea. I go to walk the trail with my dog. They also have a soccer field which they hold a few youth events. The parking lot is small. They have another area for parking and walking but it appears to be closed for construction.