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.

What a large park! I feel like you couldn't run out of room here. I loved the scenery around the…read morepond and the open fields to let my dog just run. So many options for kids to play as well as adults to host parties.

This is a spacious park with at least two playgrounds for kids. It has a "lake" for fishing…read more Despite having quite a lot more people come here, this park is well maintained. There are plenty of parking spaces. My dog Chloe likes it here. The walking trail is great for walking to see the playground and around the lake.

Restroom: yes Shades: medium high…read moreEntertainment: frisbee golf and playground Cellular Signal: yes View: ok Shelter and picnic tables: yes It's a small park, with good shady walking pathways(short one) Saw a lot of people come here to play frisbee golf. Good maintenance on the grassy field. Give 4stars just because it is quite small.

This course starts near houses and trails down the hill, over a small creek up another hill then…read moregoes parallel to the highway and then back toward the rest of the park. Definitely a lot of fun, easy to follow.

A nice neighborhood park with picnic pavilion, playground, fitness stations, gazebo, and a Little…read moreFree Library.

This is a great neighborhood park. It's a smaller size but it has a lot to offer. A nice paved…read moretrack for walking and jogging, two sizes jungle gyms, swings and two pavilions. Plus they have access to exercise equipment for everyone to use. One thing I really like is the free little library. I enjoy picking out a book and bringing my old books to share with the neighborhood. They also have a bathroom but it is not open all year long. Only during the warmer months. Definitely great for days when I only have a small amount of time to take my daughter to the park.

We enjoy this park! Several jungle gyms and climbing things for the kids to add variety with…read moredifferent ages, large and open fields for throwing or kicking around a ball, splash pad, a 20-min walk from our house, and generally very clean and well kept. They also have outdoor workout equipment for people to use as well (when there aren't kids trying to play on it). Leashed dogs are allowed as well. The only negative is that the bathrooms are not always open on the weekends.

This is a wonderful park for kids to play on the playground and have fun to splash in the water…read morepad. It was busy yesterday but it can get busy during summer time especially on weekend. There are plenty of parking. You can find some bench to sit if needed. All the kids seems to take turn and played well with each others.

Nice quiet park, tucked away off of Adie rd. There are two separate pavilions, a playground and…read moreplenty of walking trails/space. Parking is limited to a few spots, but you are able to park along the street.

Great park for a brisk walk. There are two playgrounds here that I saw for those with kids. My dog,…read more Chloe love to smell the yellow tulips here. This park was not busy when I went here yesterday evening. There is plenty of parking.

I took my dog here on a Saturday morning about 9am. What a beautiful park with some history to it…read moretoo. I love how they are improving the scenery with bridges over the pond and looks like expanding the tree line too. Very clean and people there were friendly. It's a lot bigger than I expected.

This is a small little park. The main attraction is the pond and a few sculptures around this…read morepark. There is not a playground that I saw. The walking path here is circular. The parking lot is smaller in size compared to other parks' parking lots. There are plenty of geese around this park. When walking here, watch out for geese' poop as to not step on them.

Norman Myers is a so-so city park encompassing about 10-1/2 acres, most of it open green space…read more There are two dirt baseball/softball fields, two playgrounds, a gravel walking trail, and a picnic pavilion. Except for one ball field and the trail that circles the park all amenities are at one end. For eastbound visitors along Midland or Lackland roads that's not a problem. Westbound travelers have a difficult u-turn where Midland and Lackland cross and form an 'X' intersection. An option is using Millet Drive to the east. However, entering that way feels like you're going opposite the normal traffic flow on the one lane drive/lot.

Wow such a hidden park. I drove around this area once in a while and did not see that there is a…read morepark until this time. The kids like to play at this park and ate some Kona ice on this particular day. The playground looks like is a newer playground. The older playground a little bit farther way is blocked off from what I saw. It was great to see the Kona ice truck on this particular day since it was very hot.

We are disappointed that we couldn't find a plaque about the true story of this park. The racial…read moredivide in STL is real.