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Bee Tree County Park
Missouri Botanical Garden
A greenhouse dome, a Victorian home, gardens & more spread across 79 acres.
via Google MapsSoulard Farmers Market
Creve Coeur Lake Memorial Park
2,145-acre park with playgrounds, boat rentals & fishing, plus tennis courts, picnic areas & trails.
Grant's Farm
A tram winds around the former Busch family estate, now home to over 100 species of animals.
Carondelet Park
City green space with 2 small stocked fishing ponds, one with pergolas shading the docks.
via Google MapsLafayette Park
30-acre city park, circa 1851, with a lake & historic elements like cannons & an 1867 house.
Shaw Park
Largest & oldest park in the city, with paths & gardens, plus aquatics, ice skating & tennis.
Kirkwood Park
Faust Park
Former farming estate of Missouri's 2nd governor, with historic buildings & a 1920s carousel.
via Google MapsO'Fallon Park
Lakefront park offers a seasonal spray pool, sports fields & courts, a playground & picnic pavilion.
Cliff Cave County Park
Long limestone formation gated to protect bats, with natural grounds & river for picnics & hiking.
Tilles Park
Popular park with playgrounds, tennis courts & a spray fountain play area plus a fishing pond.
Castlewood State Park
A leisure destination for St. Louisans in the early 1900s, now popular for hiking & mountain biking.
Central Park Chesterfield
Recreation area featuring playgrounds, picnic tables, an aquatic center & a large amphitheater.
Kiener Plaza Park
Tower Grove Park
1868 park that shows its history with carriage rides, grass tennis courts, a wading pool & a gazebo.
Gateway Arch National Park
Park honoring Jefferson's role in western expansion, featuring the Gateway Arch & visitors' center.
Forest Park
Opened in 1876, this 1,300-acre park includes 3 museums, a zoo, athletic fields & golf courses.
