Love the new Ollies Fun Forest and playground! The playground does have a fence blocking it from…read morethe parking lot, however it is not a fully fenced in playground. We do love that it's an inclusive playground so there's lot of options for everyone to play! There's tons of swings, a zip line, a bigger kid play area and a toddler play-set, a water feature, and really nice nature trail.

If you weren't paying attention you might not notice this park tucked in between the Rec-Plex and…read moreCity Hall. It's got a little bit of everything. Trails, athletic fields, pond and a pavilion to eat lunch at.

It's a pretty awesome playground. My kids had a lot of fun, and there was hardly anyone there so…read morethe pretty much had it to themselves. They're getting older so rated it a 3/5 stars, however it's really nice so I'm going to overrule and give it a 4/5.

Another great park tucked away…read more A dining pavilion, play grounds and a field with bathroom facilities. But it is rarely busy and great place to just get away.

Lemay Park is smallish at 18-1/2 acres but provides a variety of amenities for local residents. It…read morealso connects to the River Des Peres Greenway and provides parking for its cycling and walking visitors. There are two large picnic pavilions, a modern playground with flexible surface, half basketball courts, multi-purpose (football) field, and ball field. Another feature is the 1 mile fitness trail with multiple exercise devices. Restrooms available. Since it's in a floodplain Lemay Park is flat and grassy.

Ok, not a bad little park. But I mean little. The St. Louis County Parks association wants you to…read morethink this is a place with great trails. It's not a great place to ride, run, or walk. Yes, it has trails, but they are chopping, and boring and not very long. This is a small park and a great place to go if you are looking to say, have a picnic, read a book, or just lounge around....that's what it is. It's a neighborhood park. Go here to play frisbee, not to take in a nice long run. They have two pavilions you can rent, which is nice for family picnics and get togethers. All in all, nothing special, just a park. It's well maintained and there's a ton of grass, which is great for nice days and laying around. Otherwise, parks like this are a dime a dozen. Not that we should get rid of them. Keep the parks, make more of them in fact. If every neighborhood had little parks like this, the world would be a much nicer place.

This small, three-acre park has a unique creation. Before 1976 the surrounding neighborhood was the…read moremunicipality of Mary Ridge. When the village merged with the larger St. Ann bricks from the old city hall were used in the park's picnic pavilion. Mary Ridge has a single dirt baseball/softball field, a playground, and a picnic pavilion with tables, restrooms, and a BBQ grill. On my visit the park was clean and well maintained. Evidently without a formal address, it sits near St. Charles Rock Rd. between Eastridge and Westridge roads with a small parking lot on the latter. There's also street parking.

Such a great park for walking with pave road. There is also kids playground where there is water…read moresplash pad. There is fishing pond. During Christmas time there were also Christmas lights. Every one in the family can enjoy what this park has to offer.

I've been coming to Tilles since I was little and it's always a little dose of nostalgia…read more It's such a great spot for all ages! Family friendly and lots of things to do. The walking trails and loop around the park make for a perfect spot to walk and get some steps in. They have a playground and a lake as well, so it adds a lot of variety. During this particular visit I went for book club. It was such a nice day outside so we decided to have it here. It was perfect to sit in the sunshine and enjoy while discussing our book. Highly suggest people moving book clubs here :) We also love coming here during the holiday season for the lights!

Such a great park with a paved walking path and bigger playground area. There were ponds for people…read moreto catch and release fish. There was a story for little kid to read throughout the walking path at the pond. Overall great way to spent a Saturday evening here with the kids and our dog. There were at least three parking lots and were not busy at all. There were quite a few gnats though in the evening time near the pond area.

I really enjoy the park itself and feel like it has a lot for the kids to do and it's very large…read more There's a large walking trail, a pond, and so many kids activities. The dog park portion, however, is hit or miss if it's open or closed, which is frustrating, especially if you don't live close by and have to drive all the way over just to see the sign that says closed. For example super not super hot. Just a nice day and of course it's closed which is really aggravating. I would try to go to. It's typically for your dogs instead of making the trek over.

Nice very large park with walking trails, ball fields, soccer fields, concession stand, picnic…read morepavilions, playground and restrooms. That have ample parking and are close to restaurants and other shopping areas.

I love the walking path at this park. 2 laps around is 3 miles. Its not very crowded and feels safe…read moreto be at.

This is a small less wide run of a park between Dardenne Park, Woodlands Sports Park and Glen…read moreTravis Park. While nice to walk, jog or bike the amenities (restroom) and activities are only at Woodlands Sports Park or Glen Travis Park. The other major connivence is the trail goes under Mexico Rd allowing people to not have to deal with traffic.

This smaller St. Peter's city park on 19 acres is packed with amenities. There are 2…read morebaseball/softball diamonds, 3 fields for football or soccer, a children's playground, picnic gazebo, and a pavilion An almost 1 mile paved trail loops through or around a forested swamp, prairie, and creek. Suburban wildlife may be spotted. Restrooms available.