Neighborhood playgrounds are excellent, but otherwise lacking for a park. Kids will have fun or…read moreeat and watch kids play plus use the nice amenities for a restrooms. But don't come for hiking if any other adult activities.

While on a family reunion we had downtime and needed a cheap/free activity for the kiddos. This…read morepark was AWESOME. It is built very smartly. There are shaded overwatch towers for parents to watch their kids in any part of the park, there is a splash park and multiple playground areas dependent on your child's size. We stayed for over two hours and the kids did not want to leave. Our kids ages range from 10-4 and everyone had a good time. My mother in law walked the trail several times. The other parents/kids were very friendly too, great park, great atmosphere. The only downside, which isn't even bad, it's expected, is that the bathrooms were not that clean, but it was manageable for what was needed for the kiddos to pee and go back to playing. When I'm St Louis again, we would come back!!

My 4 year old loved this place. Unconventional setup that isn't like most playgrounds.read more

It is a very nice playground and it is also nice for kids that are on the spectrum since it is…read morepartially fenced in. My grandkids loved it!

Fun area to play or have birthday. Watch for people parking, bathrooms are on the other side from…read moreactivities

A very nice aquatic facility! I was invited by a friend who is a St. Charles resident. This pool is…read morefairly strict about non-resident passes, which I do understand and it is their right. It makes the pools less crowded, and I'm sure is easier on the lifeguards and maintenance staff. I have no complaints about my time actually poolside. However, I am knocking a star for their terrible online ticketing website. It appears they limit non-resident passes to twenty a day, which makes getting put into a que and then taken to another page, which was finicky, to pay with credit card quite annoying and also nervemaking, as I worried we had driven out for nothing as the number of tickets left went down... Anyway, I was impressed overall. Not sure I'll be back out before it closes for the season (mid-August, which seems early), but I was happy to invited once!

Blanchette Park was acquired by St. Charles in 1914, making it the oldest in the city's park…read moresystem. However, the updated park stands up well to newer parks. Its 44 acres include an outdoor aquatic center, baseball/softball diamonds, large playground (with rubberized surface), tennis/pickleball courts, horseshoe pits, football field, Ben Rau floral garden, picnic pavilions, and hiking trail. In winter, a park hill provides snow sledding. A serene spot in the park is set aside for the Angel of Hope statue, a memorial to all parents who have experienced the death of a child. Each December 6 an evening candlelight memorial service is held here.

This is the city's multi-purpose park and rec center with a lot of attractions, including gym,…read moreoutdoor pool, ball fields, picnic facilities and rentable banquet center. A football/softball diamond and a football field supply team sport needs. Two playgrounds with rubber ground covers provide fun for young and older children. Exercise/fitness stations surround the playgrounds. The pool has a single diving board and multiple slides. A kiddie pool is separate. Nonresidents pay slightly more than Wentzville residents but pricing is inexpensive. The gym and fitness center has workout machines, treadmills and other exercise equipment. Classes and programs are available at separate cost with discounts to residents. Rental info about the banquet facility can be found on the parks website.

From the owner: Progress Park Recreation Center includes a gym, fitness areas and an indoor track. The gym has…read moredesignated hours for pickleball and is available for drop-in basketball or volleyball as space permits. The fitness areas have both strength and cardio equipment including ellipticals, stationary bikes, treadmills, selectorized weight equipment and free weights. The locker rooms include showers and lockers where belongings can be secured.

This newly remodeled and ark just recently reopened. The kiddos like this place. We went here at…read morearound 6pm on a weekday, so there were parking spots in the main lot. The playground and splash pad were decent sized. The walking trial is great and has some shade at the time we went.

This 25 acres park is one of my favorite parks in Creve Coeur area. I used to go here all the time…read morewith my kid. It was recently renovated and reopened 3 days ago. Playground area is huge and updated. There is a nice trail for bike ride, and gated splash pad. Nice and clean restroom right next to the splash pad. Spacious parking lot!

This place was amazing. Tons of great people and phenomenal playground equipment. You aren't…read moregoing to find a park like this often. They have a so many different things you can play on, including a manmade creek with motion activated water sprayers. This park was exceptionally clean and put together. It was a very fun afternoon watching my kiddo have some fun on something never experience before!!! Only downside, is parking. Not a whole lot of parking. Couldn't recommend more. 100% recommendation.

I was looking for a park in the vicinity of some errands to enjoy dinner and this one popped up and…read morewas perfect. It's well kept had plentiful seating and activities/play areas for children.

Love this park for all ages. I go here with my kids. There is typically a lot of kids that come to…read morethis park. Parking is great.

Stretching along the Katy Trail, Dusable Park is composed of four park areas, each with distinctive…read moreamenities. The trail connects the various parks, which have their own parking areas. So, if you're meeting others at "the park," you'll need to be specific about where you're meeting. The Yelp! Pin is at the French August Regot Area. Eco Park/Eco Park Trailhead at 1802 N. Second St. has sand walking trails, biking trails, a gazebo and river views. August French August Regot Area at 2006 N. Main St. has a single basketball court, playground, picnic pavilion, and restrooms. Blanchette Landing at 100 Olive Street has a boat launch into the Missouri River. Ed Bales Area at 2598 N. Main St. is the largest of the park areas with a basketball court, 2 baseball fields, 3 picnic pavilions, Dusable Dog Park, playground, restrooms, and nature area.

A small but nice city park with bathrooms, picnic tables, playground, and exercise path.read more

For what it is--a small neighborhood park--Parkwood does its job very well. It packs in features…read morelarger parks can't boast. Besides a picnic pavilion with grills and restrooms there's a playground with rubberized surface and short, paved hiking trail (.7 mile). The trail includes fitness stations along its course. A smiling concrete lizard along the path will delight children of any age. There's even enough flat green space for tossing a ball or frisbee. It's located next to Parkwood Elementary School and across from Holy Spirit Catholic Church.