This park blew me away! The playground is incredible. It's built into the landscape, has a little…read morestream, climbing wall, tunnel, accessible swings and lots of space! Makes me wanna be a kid again. My favorite though, is the wildflower meadow. Perfect for birdwatching. There's also campsites near a creek that you can see from the lookout by the playground. Also, a gigantic, well maintained outdoor amphitheater. Wonderful park!

O'Day Park opened in spring 2019 and as the city's newest park is new and up-to-date. This is a…read morewonderful community park that rivals any in the county. Park development was a partnership between O'Fallon and the MO Department of Conservation. Because of that O'Day offers more natural settings and omits athletic fields. Features: -O'Day Lodge, a rental facility for business conferences and other activities. -Amphitheater for free community concerts and plays. -Adventure playground with unique items like a ropes course, group swings, and climbing logs. -Paved and natural walking and cycling paths. -Picnic pavilions. -Splash pad. Park developers also retained or added natural settings such as meadows, prairies, and woods.

Small, but packed park…read more.. Rock climb. Jungle gym, sand volleyball court, basketball court, fenced-in dog park, level and paved hiking trail and large field for soccer (including goals) are all here to enjoy. Thereis also pavilions, restrooms, and a small cottage. This is what makes St Charles County so great.

Legacy Park is by far my favorite park in the Cottleville area. There is a beautiful lake as well…read moreas large trees and an abundance of wildlife. My husband and I came here to walk our dog over the weekend and we saw a bald eagle! The park had a playground, sand volleyball court and a dog park. If you are looking for somewhere to have a nice walk, this is the place.

Going to Wapelhorst has always been like a treat for me, it doesn't matter if your young or old…read moreyou'll there's something to enjoy at the aquatic park. The price Im guessing is fair its 17.00 if your a non resident and for non residents the website states you have to purchase the tickets online. There's a wave pool which is mainly where I spent my time. There's a place for the babies and toddlers to enjoy. There's about 4 slides for the daredevils at heart. There's also a concession stand to purchase food at as well, there's a sign that states no outside coolers but it doesn't say anything about outside food, however I did see families without side food and I have to admit that I also brought in a few snacks.

Fantastic park with plenty of activities to keep just about everyone happy. They have a great…read moreplayground, walking trails, pickleball courts, soccer fields , baseball fields, clean restrooms and nice picnic pavilions

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.

This is a small community park tucked into e neighborhoods along Willott Road…read more Amenities include a baseball/softball field, playground, and two tennis courts. The St. Peter's trail skirts the park's edge. There are in site restrooms and a portable toilet. No picnic facilities.

Haven't been for years. Heard they changed tennis courts to pickleball, newer playground and T-ball…read moresize softball field with walking trail that connects all the way to St. Peters City Hall on Mexico Rd.

While most of O'Fallon's city parks focus on a particular activity--soccer at Sports Park, football…read moreat Dames, baseball and softball at the Ozzie Smith Sports Complex, and aquatics at Civic--Westhoff is an all-purpose, multi-activity recreation area. Tucked into neighborhoods on the north side, Westhoff also offers its own unique attractions, including: -Courts or fields for baseball, softball, basketball, roller hockey, pickleball, horseshoes, sand volleyball, and tennis. -The city's only skate/BMX park. -Two playgrounds, including Brendan's Playground, which is the city's only fully accessible, unlimited play spot for children with special needs (though available to children of all ages and abilities). -Water splash pad. Westhoff also has picnic pavilions and restrooms.

Perfect play park for kids! Too late and cool to enjoy the…read morewater feature when we went last evening but maybe some day this summer.

This peaceful park is tucked away in a small neighborhood surrounded by large houses with huge…read morelawns and boarders a golf course. There are signs pointing the way from Ladue Rd at the Mosley Rd stoplight and at each turn from there. GPS gets you to the correct location as well. The road dead ends to a small parking lot (maybe 15 cars). There is a sand volleyball court, playground equipment, bathroom, and a covered picnic pavilion at the trailhead. The sand volleyball court had plastic beach toys in the sand, perfect for kids wanting to build sandcastles. They include poop bags at the beginning of the trail for dogs. There is no map at the trailhead. The path is paved for a bit, until you reach Deer Creek. The path over the creek is paved, but is grassy and rocky as you continue. There is trash in the creek and along the trail. I can still imagine children and pets playing in the shallow rocky creek during the warmer months. There are plenty of trash cans along the path that were not overflowing, but some people are just careless. The path has several intersections, some leading into the neighborhood, and some making circles back. At one intersection leading to a cul de sac, we did find another trailhead with a map, difficult to read though. There is no getting lost here since you are tucked in a neighborhood and a golf course is at the boundary of the trail. If you get to the golf course, you only know that you need to turn around to get out.

This park is such a well kept secret I kind of hate to yelp it....but you have to share what's…read moregreat...and then hope it doesn't get ruined when people discover it. Regardless of my fear...I will go on to talk about why this park is so awesome. Even though Creve Coeur has over the years, become a sprawling suburb, this park does not clue you into that fact one little bit. In fact, this little park is an enclave of nature at its best. There is little path, so it isn't bombarded with people running, there's not a playground, so there's no screaming children, and it's filled with trees and birds. I actually came her originally because the RFT listed this as the best place to bird watch. I can't say I am much of a bird watcher, but I figured why not give this place a chance. They were totally spot on with their analysis. There really are more birds than people in this park, it's practically swarming with them, and not in any obnoxious way. It is more in a beautiful song bird kind of way. This is a great place to picnic or lay around and read a book on a beautiful fall day. It is totally worth checking out. Though small, this park is mighty and pretty darn cool all at the same time.

Cute. Kid's park…read morewith a restroom, drinking fountain, water spray Cabana along with kid sized park equipment. Plus benches for the older adults to sit and watch. The free park does not allow pets except service animals.

We love this park! So nice that it's a fully gated and enclosed playground. There are 2 different…read moreplayground structures, swings, and a water feature here. They have a free little library, lots of benches, and a few picnic tables as well. Love that this park can accommodate so many different ages!!