> Area Recreation

There are many parks and recreational facilities with the St. Charles County region. The following listings are of the parks and facilities within the area that your family or friends may enjoy. To obtain surrounding area City park specific information, access the individual City links on our “Resources and Links” page, then select their city park link.

Further information for St. Charles County maintained parks is accessible through http://parks.sccmo.org/parks/

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Area Recreational Parks and Facilities:

• August A. Busch Memorial Conservation Area “Busch Wildlife”
• Quail Ridge Park

Relaxing Scenic/Trails Parks

• Blanchette Landing Park
• Boulevard Park
• Broemmelsiek Park
• Brookmount Park
• Civic Park
• Confluence Point State Park
• Dames Park
• Dardenne Greenway at Barathaven
• Dardenne Park
• Fountain lakes Park
• Frontier Park
• Ft. Zumwalt Park
• Glen Travis Park
• Green Lantern Park
• Hideaway Harbor Park
• Knaust Park
• Lone Wolff park
• Matson Hill Park
• Oak Creek Park
• P.J. Peine Park
• Paul A. Westhoff park
• Portage Des Sioux Nature Area
• Schaefer Park
• Tot Lot Park
• Towne Park
• Weldon Spring Conservation Area

Other Public Sports parks and Facilities

• Blanchette Park
• Boonslick Park
• Brown Road Park
• City Center Park
• Covenant park
• Fireman’s Park
• Founders Park Sports Complex
• Fox Hill Park
• Golf & Recreation Center
• Jaycee Park
• Jean Baptiste Point DuSable Park
• Laurel Park
• McNair Park
• O’Fallon Sports Park
• Old Town Park
• Ozzie Smith Sports Complex
• Progress Park
• Rabbit Run Park
• Renaud Spirit Center
• Rotary park
• Schneider/Kiwanis Park
• Shady Springs Park
• Spencer Creek Park
• Sports Center
• St. Charles Soccer Complex
• Wapelhorst Park
• Woodlands Sports Park
  

Trails and Camping

• Indian Camp Creek Park
• Cherokee Lakes & Campground
• Dardenne Lake Campground & RV park
• Indian Camp Creek Park
• KATY Trail State Park
• Klondike Park
• Lakeside 370 Park
• Pinewoods Park
• Sundermeirer RV Park & Conference Center
  

Park Systems:

Great rivers Greenway District
1000 St. Louis Union Station, #102
St. Louis, MO 63103
Tele: (314) 436-7009
Fax: (314) 436-8004
www.greatrivers.info

The Great Rivers Greenway District is developing The River ring, a region-wide system of interconnected Greenways, parks and trails. The Greenway district was established in November 2000 by the Clean Water, Safe Parks and Community Trails Initiative (Prop C) in St. Charles/St. Louis counties and the City of St. Louis. The River Ring will encircle the St. Louis region, including St. Charles County and parts of southern Illinois. The ring will eventually comprise a 600-mile web of more than 45 Greenways, parks and trails linking three counties, joining two states and covering an area of 1,216 square miles.