This place is for families to enjoy their stay during the summer. Remember your swim suit for…read morethere are areas that you could get splashed. Thank you for this joyous time for all to have at the park!

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.

McAuley Playground is an inclusive playground for all abilities. It's fenced--a necessary feature…read moresince it sits on busy Ohmes Road--and has a rubberized surface. This is a tiny spot: McAuley Playground is Hansen Park and Hansen Park is McAuley Playground. It's so small you might miss it, so look for the Mercy Kids medical center on Mid Rivers Mall Drive. The playground is right behind the building. There is a small picnic pavilion with ADA restrooms.

Nob Hill is distinctive from other area parks by two features: its fitness facilities and its bocce…read moreball court. This St. Peters city park has separate workout sections for adults and youth. There are also wheelchair accessible machines. Rubber ground covers provide extra safety. Nob Hill also has one of the few bocce ball courts in the county. A 1/10th mile paved path circles the park restrooms and covered picnic table. The park no longer has its swimming pool, which was removed during construction.

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

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.

The dirtiest pool I've ever been to. Purely disgusting. There was so much in the pool…read more The fans they have blowing are covered in dust. The floors in pool area are covered in hair and very slippery. The kids area pipes that shoot out water didn't work. Overcrowded and adults spraying water toys in the kids area where infants were. Just so dirty and so chaotic

The swim at the rec-plex indoor recreational pool is perfect for my daughter. She loves the lessons…read morefrom mommy & me to age 4+ swim. Their ice is even cooler for those who like ice skating.

There's little to this six acre spot in the City of St. Charles park system. Two picnic shelters,…read moretwo dirt ball fields, and a children's playground make up the park near Highway 370. Restrooms are connected to the picnic pavilion nearest the parking lot. Two foamy water retention ponds stretch alongside the entire park, creating an unwelcome feature. (They're fully fenced to prevent wandering children and others from falling in.) Reviewers elsewhere note the ball fields get busy in season on weekends, which I imagine makes getting into and out of the smallish parking lot a challenge.

Centrally located along the city's eastern boundary Knaust is O'Fallon's smallest park with just…read moresix acres. Still, it offers residents green space among the subdivisions and some unique features. Find it at the end of Sea Side Court. Features: -A quarter-mile paved walking path. -Children's playground with a rock climbing wall. -Multi-use court for basketball, hockey, or other activities. Note: There are no restrooms at this park.