What's not to like about a park? A good place to bring the whole family or just the little ones. Why not the whole family? It makes for a good place for our elders to take laps while younger folks can speak amongst each other in a safe environment. Do you need to be a kid to go to a park? Well it certiently justifies the cheer I see when they arrive. For myself however I can enjoy this park for the aesthetic features implanted by the designers like the lake and the choices of vegetation.

Great park that is fenced in. Not near a major road which is awesome. Restroom and small splash pad is here. Benches spread around area for parents or kids that need to take a seat.

Awesome kids playground in Lake Saint. Big and a lot of options for kids to play.

A great park for kids ten and under, as well as kids with special needs. A wonderful playground and enjoyable splash pad. A great paved walking path begins and ends at the playground, circling a pond.

Splash pad is very small. Great for small toddlers, but if there are bigger kids or too many it can be overcrowded. Splash pad opens at 10am. The playground is very nice. Lots of variety of equipment for kids of all ages and abilities!

A fair amount of shade structures (comparatively) and some mature trees. Always need more shade! LOTS of stuff to climb on, and they wisely put light colored ground surfacing down. Spray-ground is pretty small but better than nothing. Bring waterguns and buckets. Plus, the covered pavilion is right next to it. Bravo. I always recommend bringing camp chairs to PGs so you can sit all over, in the shade and not stuck on a full-sun bench.

My little LOVED this spot, I mean. It's ALL INCLUSIVE, wide open play area. Kids of ALL KINDS will totally enjoy an hour of fun here.

I stumbled upon this little park by accident. The playground is big and quite a few children were enjoying the experience. There's a paved walking path around the pond. Large parking lot too.

Tons of great climbing areas for the kids. Our favorite part was the low monkey bars. Not many playground have those. My daughter was thrilled to learn that she could do them all by herself and I didn't have to worry about her falling and breaking an arm.

Good play area and equipment. Rented the pavillion for our daughter's 3rd Bday party. Kids loved it.

Was one of the original installers here so I spent plenty of weeks here before bringing my own children here. This park is amazing. Huge! More than a child could imagine for a walk in the park.

A very nice park with a lot of different equipment for all abilities and ages to play on. From memorial day to labor day they have a splash pad. Nice clean restrooms, with changing stations for babies in the men's, women's, and family restrooms. A paved walking path goes around the pond with benches for breaks.

It's in a quiet neighborhood and it's extremely accessible. There are little ground fountains that kids can run through during the summer, all of the equipment is brightly colored and well maintained, there's enough space on the playground for kids to run and play without running into each other, and it's right next to a small lake with a walking trail around it.

Lots of climbing options for my adventurous 3 yr old. Has section for smaller kids as well. Main downside is the lack of shaded areas, but that's pretty common for most playgrounds.

I love this playground and so do my kids. The best part is that no matter how crowded it is people are still respectful. My kids especially love the splashpad! The ADA accessibility is a huge win for the community!

Came here to let the kiddies play. It's a big park with a small splash area, bring swimsuits. Great for kids. My kids had a blast.

this park is super fun! it’s very clean and i like that there aren’t so many blind spots. try a walking path is also always really well maintained

Really cool inclusive playground. Has wide structures and swings for special needs. One of our favorite playgrounds in the stl!

This is close to our home and one of our favorite parks. Wheelchair accessible and geared towards children with physical disabilities so that they may enjoy the activities as well. Has a lovely pond with walking trail around it, splash pad in the summer hours and a really nice pavilion area.

The kids and I really enjoy this park! There is something for all ages. The only thing that bothers me is the kids having access to the lake area. It's all gated but there are a couple parts that does not close making it possible for a kid to run out.