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Parks/Natural Areas St. Louis County Updated 1/12/21 MID COUNTY Parks/Natural Areas St. Louis County MID COUNTY BRENTWOOD Hanley Park Hanley Park Trail 4.4 acres asphalt trails Memorial Park 8600 Strassner 15.5 acres hiking trails Oak Tree Park Florence & Porter Ave. 8 acres asphalt path next to creek CLAYTON Shaw Park 27 S. Brentwood sensory garden etc. Hanley Park 7600 Westmoreland Ave. Historic Hanley House Museum Oak Knoll Park 1 Oak Knoll Park 14.5 acres pond, fountain, gardens Wydown Park 7619 Wydown Blvd. .5 acre seasonal gardens/wall garden DeMun Park 810 DeMun Ave. .5 acre central raised garden Taylor Park 222 N. Central Ave. 1 acre gardens KIRKWOOD Emmenegger Nature Park 11991 Stoneywood Dr. 93 acres hiking trails Greentree Park 2150 Marshall Road 89 acres hiking (near Meramac River) Kirkwood Park 111 S. Geyer Rd. 92 acres walking paths, lake Meramec Highlands Quarry at Dee Koestering Park: 1703 Marshall Road 9.5 acres walking trails Ebsworth Park 150 North New Ballas Rd. 10.5 acres (Frank Lloyd Wright) Kraus House) Powder Valley CNC 11715 Cragwold Rd. 112.3 acres trails (Nature Center, aquarium) LADUE Native Garden Ladue City Hall 9345 Clayton Rd. Tilles Park 9551 Litzsinger Rd. lake, trails, MG garden OLIVETTE Indian Meadows Park 9600 Huron Drive 17 acres walking path Stacy Park 9750 Old Bonhomme 35 acres walking path, prairie habitat Warson Park 9723 Grandview Drive 17 acres walking path OVERLAND Wild Acres Park 10400 Midland 2.5 acres lake, wilderness refuge, trail Norman Myers Park 8700 Midland 7 acres ½ mile walking track Mort Jacobs Park Krem & Clarendon Avenues 10.4 acres fitness trail ST. LOUIS Fairground Park 3715 Natural Bridge Ave. 131.46 acres lake Forest Park Grace Taylor Broughton Sculpture Garden, Zoo, Jewel Box, Kennedy Forest Boardwalks, Prairie Boardwalk, Deer Lake Savanna, Full Circle Healing Garden, Hidden Creek Savanna, Kennedy Forest, Moore Meadow, Picnic Island, Prairie Complex, West Pine Woodland, Bowl Lake, Cascades/Flegel Falls, Deer Lake Riffles, Emerson Grand Basin, Fish Hatchery (5 ponds & walking trails), Jefferson Lake, Lake Eisenhower, Murphy Lake, Post Dispatch Lake, Round Lake & fountain, Seven Pools, Lafayette Park 2023 Lafayette Ave. 30 acres lake, fountain, gardens/grotto Willmore Park 7200 Hampton Ave. 105.61 acres 2 lakes O’Fallon Park 799 E. Taylor Ave. 126.63 acres lake, walking path City Garden 800 Market St. sculpture, gardens, fountains Tower Grove Park 4256 Magnolia 289 acres walking paths, lily pond Hope Plaza Wash U School of Medicine 660 S. Euclid Av. flowers, fountain Tilles Park Community Garden 5900 Fyler Ave. ornamental garden Updated 1/12/21 Parks/Natural Areas St. Louis County UNIVERSITY CITY Kaufman Park 8025 Blackberry Place 7.77 acres Green Center w/demo gardens Lewis Park 7001 Delmar 4 acres paths, pond with fountain Janet Majerus Park 1300 Partridge Ave. 5 acres path, pond with fountain Ruth Park Woods 1160 McKnight Road 23 acres interpretive nature trails U City in Bloom WEBSTER GROVES Blackburn Park 421 Edgar Rd. 38 acres walking paths, bird sanctuary Frederick S. Plant Wildlife Sanctuary 150 Jefferson Rd. Margaret Atalanta Park 681 Atalanta Ave. gardens? Ruhe Park 824 Old Elm Lane butterfly garden Shady Creek Nature Sanctuary 112 W Kirkham Ave. ?? Southwest Park 1155 South Rock Hill Rd. Hawken House, gardens NORTH COUNTY BELLEFONTAINE NEIGHBORS Wilderness Park Bellefontaine & Chambers Rd. 10.8 acres 1.8-mile nature trail Bella Fontaine Park 9565 Bellefontaine Rd. Fountain Lake, trails Veterans Memorial Park 2577 Redman Road fishing Bellefontaine CA Country Lane 133 acres lake, 3 ponds, paved trails BERKELEY William Miller City Park 8296 Frost Ave. 10 acres .3-mile fitness trail Ramona Lake Complex 8940 Ramona Lake Dr. lake BLACK JACK Harold J Evangelista 13755 Old Jamestown Rd. bike trail BRIDGETON Gentry Park: Payne Gentry Historical House 4211 Fee Fee Rd. 37 acres Hickory Woods Natural Area 10 acres 1-mile walking trail Hellebusch Park 11408 Oak Street 8 acres Kiwanis Lake FERGUSON Hudson Park 1271 Hudson Rd. 30 acres trail January Wabash Park 501 N. Florissant Rd. 24 acres trails, 5.5-acre lake Jeske Park Sculpture Garden 211 Thoroughman Ave. 7 acres FLORISSANT Florissant Valley Park 1 James J. Eagan Dr. 30 acres rose garden Saint Ferdinard Park 25 St. Ferdinard Park Dr. 64 acres lake Sunset Park 2300 Sunset Park Dr. 108 acres trail along Mississippi River Sioux Passage Park 17930 Old Jamestown Rd. trails, access to Missouri River Pelican Island NA Carrico Rd. Little Creek Nature Area 2295 Dunn Road 97 acres ponds, trails, arboretum, butterfly garden HAZELWOOD Aubuchon Park 161 St. Cin Lane 7 acres walking track Harry S. Truman Park 7037 Howdershell Road 36.6 acres fishing pond, nature trail Howdershell Park 6800 Howdershell Road 13.6 acres walking track Updated 1/12/21 Parks/Natural Areas St. Louis County Musick Park 8617 Latty Ave. 6.6 acres walking track Pershall Park 6095 Fee Fee Road 12.5 acres walking track Queen Ann Park 300 Chez Paree Dr. 8 acres walking track St. Cin Park 135 St. Cin Lane 10 acres walking track White Birch Park 1186 Teson Road 35.5 acres walking track Saint Stanislaus CA Missouri Bottom Rd. 812.2 acres trails, wetlands JENNINGS Castlepoint Park 2465 Baroness Dr. (63136) trails Koeneman Park Lake 8937 Lucas and Hunt 6 acres lake MARYLAND HEIGHTS Eise Park 12103 Bourbon St. walking path Fee Fee Greenway Aquaport to Creve Coeur Park 3-mile trail Parkwood Park 3145 Parkwood Ln. Quiet Hollow Park Marine Ave. & McKelvey Rd. walking path, fitness stations Vago Park 2700 Fee Fee Road Judy Barnett Memorial Scented Garden Creve Coeur Park 13725 Marine Dr. Dripping Springs Waterfall, Creve Coeur Lake, trails PAGEDALE Baerveldt Park 1398 Ferguson walking path/trail Mallard Drive Community Garden 1401 Pennsylvania Ave. St. Vincent Park 7335 St. Charles Rock Rd. trails, 1-mile walking path ST. ANN Schafer Park Wright Ave. 7 acres walking trail Tiemeyer Park 3311 Ashby Road 41 acres lake, walking trail St. Ann Park 4445 N. Ashby 33 acres walking trail McDonnell Park 2961 Adie Road trails SPANISH LAKE Fort Belle Fontaine 13002 Bellefontaine Rd. 305.6 aces Missouri River; Belle Fontaine Spring; Coldwater Creek; 50-acre upland prairie & wetlands Spanish Lake Park 12500 Spanish Pond Rd. lake, trails Columbia Bottom CA 801 Strodtman Rd. 4,316.3 acres hiking trail along Missouri River SOUTH COUNTY CRESTWOOD Crestwood Park Meadowfern Dr. 21 acres 1-mile paved walking trail Sanders Park 1 Detjen Dr. 4.2 acres walking path Sappington House 1015 Sappington Rd. built in 1808 gardens, pond, fountain Spellman Park Spellman Ave. 3 acres walking path Whitecliff Park 9245 Whitecliff Park Ln. 40 acres quarry, walking paths FENTON Bud Weil Memorial Park 990 Gregory Lane 22 acres .2-mile nature trail, lake Fabick Nature Preserve 597 New Smizer Mill Road 125 acres 1.7 miles of trails, 2 lakes Fenton City Park 1215 Larkin Williams Rd. 96 acres 1.4 miles paved trails Meramac Greenway Fenton City Park to Hwy. 30 25 acres 5-mile trail along the river Westside Park 1220 Woodridge Trails 10 acres lake Buder Park 215 Valley Park Rd. Meramec Valley Greenway, trails Updated 1/12/21 Parks/Natural Areas St. Louis County Unger Park 500 Yarnell Rd. fishing George Winter Park 401 Allen Road trails, lake, Meramec River GRAY SUMMIT Shaw Nature Preserve 307 Pinetum Loop Rd. 2,441 acres Whitmire Flower Garden, Pinetum Lake, trails GREEN PARK Blake C. Snyder Memorial Park 9801 Green Park Rd. trails (Gravois Creek) LEMAY Lemay Park 236 Fannie Ave. trails MEHLVILLE Jefferson Barracks Park 345 North Road (museums) trails, MG garden OAKVILLE Bee Tree Park 2701 Finestown Avenue 192 acres Nims Mansion & gardens, trails, lake Cliff Cave Park 806 Cliff Cave Road trails, Mississippi River overlook PACIFIC Blackburn Park 233-299 Osage St. scenic overlook, Adams Garden Jensen’s Point Park 1039 E. Osage St. scenic overlook Greensfelder Park 4515 Hencken Rd. trails Pacific Palisades CA 1648 Buscher Rd. 695 acres SUNSET HILLS Minnie Ha Ha Park 801 Old Gravois Rd. walking trails, scenic overlook (Meramec River) Watson Trail Park 12450 West Watson Rd. 1-acre lake, trails Laumeier Sculpture Park 12580 Rott Road trails, MG garden Suson Park 6073 Wells Road lake, animal farm Claire Gempp Davidson WA 9227 Sappington Rd. 13.5 acres hiking trail, butterfly gardens WEST COUNTY BALLWIN Vlasis Park 300 Park Dr. 31 acres lake, walking paths, waterfall New Ballwin Park 329 New Ballwin Rd. 7 acres lake, walking path Ferris Park 500 New Ballwin Rd. trails Twin Oaks Park Ann Ave. pedestrian paths, lake Ohlendorf West Park 1150 Hanna Road 1-mile nature/fitness trail Sherman Beach Park 1582 St. Paul Rd. trails Castlewood State Park 1401 Kiefer Creek Road 1,818.77 acres Meramec River, trails CHESTERFIELD Central Park Lydia Hill Dr. stream, lake, walking path Eberwein Park 1627 Old Baxter Rd native prairie garden, trail, pond River’s Edge Park 1.6-mile trail, lake W.F. Dierberg Meditation Park 13701 Olive Blvd. 2 acres walking path, butterfly garden, fountain Faust Park 15185 Olive Blvd. 200 acres Thornhill Estate, Historic Village, Butterfly House, carousel, trail August Beckemeier CA 14415 Olive Blvd. 54 acres trails (view of Missouri River) Updated 1/12/21 Parks/Natural Areas St. Louis County CREVE COEUR Millennium Park 2 Barnes West Dr. 25 acres .6-mile paved walking trail Tappmeyer House Dr. H. Phillip Venable Memorial Park 10630 Country View Dr. 7.5 acres .5-mile paved trail Malcolm Terrace Park 11370 St. Paul St. 25 acres 1.5 miles trails, Serenity Grove Conway Park 12301 Conway Rd. 29 acres 1-mile path, wildflower garden, Clester & Hackmann log cabins DES PERES Des Peres Park 12325 Manchester Rd. 42.5 acres 2-acre lake, walking trails Pioneer Park 970 Tallie Dr.
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