Address: 479 Brush Creek Rd, St Clair, MO 63077, USA
“Any venue scheduled to be on this Land is worth seeing. If you love raw camping this is the place to be. The stunning views are beyond expressing. 200 acres of trees and open area to choose where to settle in. The swim hole creek is gorgeous spring water. Acres of trees. Port a potties and a raw shower area. The Owners make sure the guests are happy. In the middle of nowhere yet 2.5 miles to town for a quick supply run or to browse. Bring hiking shoes! And bug spray too. A must for those campers that love Nature in its raw form!!”
Address: 6700 Park Rd, Hillsboro, MO 63050, USA
“It's a short walk from my front door and couldn't ask for a better place to live”
Address: Bonne Terre, MO 63628, USA
“This was our second time camping here. We enjoyed our time there. The people who camp here are very nice the camp hosts were kind. The campgrounds are always so clean when we get there. There wasn't a lot of people in the area we were in so it was nice a quiet. The camping spot we were at was spacious and the bathroom was close. We really enjoy our time at St. Francois.”
Address: 1900 W Randolph St, St Charles, MO 63301, USA
“Soooooooo great for walking here with your family and friends ❤”
Address: 225 Grand Ave, Wildwood, MO 63038, USA
“The dynamic duo and I got 8 miles done the other day here. The Al Foster trail head is easy to find, a parking lot, restrooms and picnic pavilion. The trail is earthen tred and flat. It connects to both the Rock Hollow and Hamilton-Carr trails. It's quiet and mostly shaded.... Beautiful! There also a hiking trail that's accessable from Al Foster that we'll go back to try. I highly recommend these trails. Love that there are places like this so closer to home. It's about 30 minutes from downtown St. Louis.”
Address: Potosi-Fredericktown District Ranger 10019 W. State, 10019 W MO-8, Potosi, MO 63664, USA
“The entire Mark Twain national Forest is beautiful there’s so many different spots you can stop and see and explore. If you have the time to visit them all. I say visit them all. Beautiful country.”
Address: 1593 Schwede Rd, Defiance, MO 63341, USA
“Brilliant park/outdoor observatory! It's been a staple most of my life. Best times to visit: Sunset and after, star/planet gazing through the night (this park does not have time restrictions), Sunrise. Contact park & rec to reserve an observation pad with outlets, if wanted. You do not have to rent anything to observe or be at this park. Parking available. TURN YOUR HEADLIGHTS AND INTERIOR LIGHTS OFF after parking 🙂 *Be mindful of picking up after your animal family”
Address: 4600 S Missouri 94, Augusta, MO 63332, USA
“Awesome park with trails and tons of campsites. Dog friendly. Many varieties including primitive, RV, walk ins, sites with posts for hammocks, and more. There are various camping amenities like a camp kitchen, bathrooms, showers, compost toilets, playgrounds, and others. The park has a pretty waterfront area and you can fish. There are scenic bluff overlooks. There's a meeting facility you can rent. Something for everyone. And it's close to several charming small towns and wineries.”
Address: North Kansas City, MO 64116, USA
“Good games and nice fields, however, occasionally there is a horrific water treatment/ chemical smell.”
Address: 401-499 Griffin St, Elsberry, MO 63343, USA
“Great park in the heart of town for everyone to enjoy. Lots of great events hosted here. The parking can be a little hard when there are lots of people showing up for an event and the roads right by it can get busy then too. The playground is nice and there is lots of area to spend time and do activities or just relax.”
Address: 17930 Old Jamestown Rd, Florissant, MO 63034, USA
“People of the mid-Missouri region do not spend nearly enough time enjoying our magnificent rivers. If anyone is looking to change that, this is a great place to start.”
Address: 200 Main St, Winfield, MO 63389, USA
“Its was very nice and neat. Plenty of information to read with lots of visuals. Definitely worth stopping in and looking around!”
Address: 4947 W Florissant Ave, St. Louis, MO 63115, USA
“Beautiful leaf walk Bellefontaine Cemetery! We learned a ton of things. 🍁 Urban Chestnut got their logo from the horse chestnut tree 🌰 Washu‘s founder is located in the Bellefontaine Cemetery 🎓 We found Thornton Grimsley who named Grimsley’s Folly which is now Lafayette Square park 💡”
Address: 1 Coffey Park Ln, Eureka, MO 63025, USA
“Great place for riders to progress in their skills. Small skills area for beginners and kids. Great runs with green, blue and black trails. Nice pavilion and bathroom facilities. Located next to local pool and rec center.”
Address: 10 Warson Rd, St. Louis, MO 63124, USA
“Nice little park on the corner. The south side Ladue Rd is effectively a one way that allows for parking. A peaceful little creek runs through the middle and there are a couple of flat rocks near the bank that you can sit on. There are no bathrooms or facilities. Just a quiet and peaceful little corner of Ladue and Warson. Also a great place for suburban bird watching.”
Address: 1000 O'Day Park Drive, O'Fallon, MO 63368, USA
“Great place for familes and kids. Lots of flowers and nature. Kids have SO much to do. Climbing, swinging, splash pad that is different. Can spend hours there having fun!”
Address: 2751 Glencoe Rd, Wildwood, MO 63038, USA
“We did the Trail Among the Trees on a very nice February day. It hadn't rained in a few days, so the trail was nice and dry, but there were a few spots that would be a mess after a good rain. Most of the trail was narrow but paved. There were a lot of interesting stopping points, including several overlooks with benches. Toward the end of the trail, the pavement ended, and we walked down into an old quarry, near a large creek bed. The rocks were covered in a thick layer of deep green moss, but there were enough bare spots to climb on. Understand the rocks was a cool cave-like area just big enough to climb into. There is also a closed off cave toward the end that was interesting to check out. You can't climb in, but it's still worth climbing around & adventuring around.”
Address: Turkey Hollow Rd, Blue Springs, MO 64015, USA
“Really nice trails secluded and quite. Gates are locked to shelter houses.”
Address: 451 NW Blue Pkwy, Lee's Summit, MO 64063, USA
“A nice park. Bathrooms. Place to play tennis and baseball. A small walking trail. Playground is fun, kinda for kids 5 yrs plus. There is a smaller spot for littles. Not a lot of shade during midday. No splash pad. Someone left a review with that but must be confused .”
Address: 1795 Hwy Dd, Defiance, MO 63341, USA
“My visit to Broemmelsiek Park was a refreshing and enjoyable outdoor experience. This expansive park, nestled in the natural beauty of O'Fallon, MO, offered a wonderful escape from the hustle and bustle of everyday life. The park's well-maintained trails, picturesque landscapes, and various recreational activities made it an ideal destination for nature lovers and outdoor enthusiasts like myself. I had a fantastic time exploring the park's offerings and immersing myself in the tranquility of nature. Broemmelsiek Park boasts a network of scenic trails that cater to different skill levels. Whether you're an avid hiker or prefer a leisurely stroll, there are options for everyone. The trails wind through rolling hills, lush fields, and peaceful woodlands, providing a diverse and picturesque experience. The park's natural beauty was a major highlight of my visit. I was captivated by the serene lakes, wildflower-filled meadows, and the variety of wildlife that calls the park home. It's a haven for birdwatchers, and I spotted several species during my visit. Broemmelsiek Park offers a plethora of recreational activities for individuals and families alike. The fishing lakes provide an opportunity for anglers to unwind, and the picnic areas are perfect for enjoying a meal in the great outdoors. Additionally, the park's dog-friendly trails allowed me to bring my furry companion along for the adventure. While the park's natural beauty is its main attraction, some visitors might find the lack of facilities a slight drawback. There are restrooms and picnic areas available, but additional amenities like water fountains or food concessions could enhance the overall experience. Although the trails are well-maintained, some visitors may find the trail signage a bit confusing or insufficient. Improved and clearer trail markers would be helpful for first-time visitors, ensuring they can navigate the trails with ease. Broemmelsiek Park is a hidden gem in O'Fallon, MO, providing a refreshing and enjoyable outdoor experience. The scenic trails, abundant nature, and diverse recreational activities make it an excellent destination for nature enthusiasts and those seeking a tranquil escape. While some additional facilities and improved trail signage could enhance the overall experience, the park's natural beauty and diverse offerings make it a wonderful place to spend time outdoors. I thoroughly enjoyed my visit to Broemmelsiek Park and will definitely return for more outdoor adventures in the future. Whether you're seeking a peaceful hike, a relaxing picnic, or simply a moment to connect with nature, Broemmelsiek Park has something special to offer.”
Address: 6599 5601 Oakwood Rd, Kansas City, MO 64132, USA
“It's a good workout, but (and maybe this is just me), it's easy to get lost, so more trail markers would be helpful.”
Address: Katy Trail, Augusta, MO 63332, USA
“Great ride. Six days of riding and hardly a car seen or heard. Much fun cycling and visiting with people from around the country. Birds, rabbits, deer, marmots, and turtles to see. Bridges, tunnels, and trailhead stations gave character. Communities welcoming. Most of the ride is very rural, so come prepared and have a well laid out plan. Some small town stores are only open on weekends”
Address: 2400 Bradley Beach Rd, Arnold, MO 63010, USA
“I had so much fun here, there is a beautiful lake, playground, and trails. Great for any age.”
Address: 225 Kiefer Creek Rd, Ellisville, MO 63021, USA
“i am absolutely enamored by bluebird park!! where do i even begin? close parking, play area for the kiddos (i brought my friend and her beautiful baby boy here one time), sitting areas, an amphitheatre (the independence day celebration was CHOICE), gazebos, playgrounds, even a little water park...! like, what DOESN'T this place have? not to mention it's clean and safe. i don't know how the municipal workers do it because i never see them, but i've never seen a speck of trash. out of all of the features, though, i use the fitness trail the most. i believe it's about 1.8 miles though i could be wrong, but it's absolutely wonderful to jog. very scenic, very nice.”
Address: Byrnes Mill, MO 63049, USA
“I have awesome memories of my children at Camp May. Fantastic staff. Super pool. Emerson dining hall is awesome. My son loved to play in Antire creek. Shaded campsites. Heavy canvas tents stand up to the worst storms.”
Address: 1795 Hwy Dd, Defiance, MO 63341, USA
“Without a doubt the BEST dog park in the area! It's free and absolutely massive. The grounds are well taken care of and the lake is beautiful - there's also a dock to practice dock diving! We've never had a negative experience with anyone else's dogs either. Owner always seem to be attentive and mindful of how their dogs are behaving. The area surrounding the lake is a combination of pebbles and then a very large grassy area for the dogs to play in. They replant the grass as needed and just re-seeded earlier this year towards the front of the park. The lake is also clean and free from any weird algae or other growths. There are always tons of tennis balls and lots of dogs there! I'd recommend this park even if you don't have a dog because it's such a blast watching everyone else's pups run around and play in the water. Just make sure you wear comfortable clothes you don't mind getting wet/messy, because there are A LOT of wet (and happy) dogs here. Be ready to book a bath afterwards or visit a self-service dog wash to clean up your pup/s. :)”
Address: 3515 Brown Rd, St. Louis, MO 63114, USA
“Cute little park for kids to play. Saw this squirrel eating on the picnic table. Cute little thing.”
Address: 198 Merchant St, Ste. Genevieve, MO 63670, USA
“Cool set of historic homes in the middle of historic downtown Ste Genevieve. The Shaw House across the street is included in the experience and has a gift shop. Guided tours throughout the day that will dig deep in to the history. Tour cost $5, but you can buy a "passport" at the local tourism office for $15 that will get you in to 6 sites total. They are all open at varying times, so plan ahead accordingly.”
Address: 1419 Kathleen Dr, Wentzville, MO 63385, USA
“This park is always clean, family and friendly. Nice playground for the kids. Nice events are always happening there. Most of which are for anyone to attend. Always a good time here. YANK!!!”
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