2nd year coming for freedom fest for Fourth of July. Last year they had neon trees and this year…read moreKansas came to play. Such a cool experience. We had to go since it was America's 250th birthday and figured they would go big this year. I was a little disappointed because there wasn't huge wow factor. There were a few fireworks that stood out that I'd never seen before but they weren't big and boomy. It was still a good time though and I'm glad we went to witness Kansas play Carry on Wayward Son live.

Top notch sports complex. The fields are beautiful, the bleachers with the top over it is…read morewonderful. It definitely helps on a sunny day. I'm jealous that the ball fields that I played at when I was little didn't look like this. Clearly a top notch facility.

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!!

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 St. Charles city park is tucked in between McClay Road, Highway 364, and Old Highway 94…read morewith a single entrance from Hackman Road. Signs guide you for several minutes through a winding subdivision. Eventually, at the end of the road, you'll find Schaefer Park. Amenities include a large picnic pavilion, adequate playground with a rubber surface, restrooms, and looping asphalt paths. Restrooms aren't open year round; check the website for availability.

This small park owned by the city of St. Peter's has three base/softball fields, a picnic pavilion,…read moreswings (no full playground), and restrooms. The narrow entrance broadens to a wide flat, grassy area with all the park's amenities in the rear. That flatness collects water after rain or thawing snow, making a muddy, wet park. Ball fields can also have standing water after a rain. On snow days a small hill offers sledding fun.

Great cute little park. Came a few times with friends when very little to play in playground when…read moreit opened around 2000 and more recently with my mother for a walk. They do concerts here too. It's definitely not like Chicago's Millenium Park but still a great park nonetheless.

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.

You'd be forgiven any confusion if you thought Boone's Lick Park was actually on Boone's Lick Road…read more Part of it is, after all--the baseball fields, with their spacious views of the cemetery in the outfields. However, all other amenities are nearby in the subdivision along Rose Brae Road, which is the actual park address. The large playground has a rubberized surface and nearby are two picnic pavilions. Other picnic tables are also close by. A half-basketball court, tennis/pickleball court, and restrooms are other amenities. Street parking, with a large drop from the road to park across a grassy median. Parking for the baseball/softball fields is available off Boone's Lick Road.

Jingle St.Louis !!! I was hesitant to go after all the bad reviews opening week but after patiently…read morewaiting and hoping for the best it actually worked out . Rain did appear on my day but it wasn't snow being optimistic. Parking was no problem and staff was out there to direct . I prepaid but it didn't matter considering they didn't even check. Wait time was long . Doors didn't open to 5:30 on the dot. Once we started walking in it was colorful spacious and well lit. My nephew was scheduled for a 5:30p ice skating and a 6:30pm snow tubing . He loved both activities. No problems and he got a good amount of time with both activities. Food trucks were available. Holiday pop up bars available. Pricey for sure but at this point it's expected. I got two drinks with souvenirs light bulbs for a whopping $19 each . Chicken wings from a food truck called a wing and a prayer were cooked hot and fresh to order $14 . Live shows, pop up bars, hula hoop girl, stilt girl, plenty of picture opportunities. Pop up stores as well. Staff were plentiful and eager to assist in all areas. Kudos for turning this event into something fun .

The atmosphere was great and overall the experience was well worth making this an annual event for…read morethe family. Maybe when the extended family visits and the birds are out of town. Concessions were decently priced too which was a shock but naturally a pleasant surprise.

Though this park has the usual amenities like ball fields and a playground, its key feature is a…read morelengthy paved path that winds through the Spencer Creek subdivision and connects to other city trails and parks. The flat, 8-mile walking/biking path winds through a forest and along a creek. It's good for all ages and abilities. Mostly shaded in summer it's open in winter from native trees that have shed their leaves. Dog friendly. The path is extended by linking to other paved trails. Its northern point links to the City Centre Trail to City Centre Park on Mexico Road. At the southern point at Willott Road it links to Country Creek Trail to Covenant Park. An eastern spur connects to Alan Oscar Park. A baseball diamond, basketball court, two tennis courts, and football/soccer field cover sports interests in Spencer Creek Park. Two picnic pavilions and a large playground, which includes musical elements, will appeal to families. Restrooms available.

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