Amenities: playgrounds (4), tennis courts, picnic shelters, lake, splash pad, trails, restrooms, Go Ape! Adventure Park, stocked lake for fishing, and disc golf course.
Website: http://www.stlouisco.com/ParksandRecreation/ParkPages/CreveCoeur
Playground ground cover: Poured rubber
The website says there are 4 playgrounds located here, but one is just swings, so only 3 have play equipment. I will break down exactly where the playgrounds are because I always get lost in here!
Playground #1 on the map is just swings and a sand pit for sand volleyball. To get to this area, enter the park at Marine Ave at 141 and it's down by the lake on the left.
The larger play structure has a 3 story tube slide, a metal slide, a boulder with climbing nets attached, and a little table with 4 seats.
The play structure for kids under 5 has a cute pretend window, some maze windows, a slide, 2 baby swings, and a little climbing wall. It also has a cute bee theme!
The playground has a tunnel, huge rock wall, spiderweb climber, metal slide, triple slide, pretend storefront, stepping stones (one's missing with a cone covering it), and lots of poles and bars.
This location is sunnier and has restrooms close by.
The play structure for toddlers has 2 slides, stepping stones, a spinner, a balance beam, and some climbing bars.
Playground #1 on the map is just swings and a sand pit for sand volleyball. To get to this area, enter the park at Marine Ave at 141 and it's down by the lake on the left.
Next on the road is a tiny area with some fitness equipment and a couple spinning things for kids.
Playground #2 is located at the end of Streetcar Dr. off Dorsett. The playground was renovated in 2022. It has 2 regular swings, an ADA swing, and a modified expression swing. This playground also has a splash pad and is on from 10 am to 8 pm. This area is nice and shaded!
The splash pad is on concrete, with several pop jets and a small bucket that dumps water.
Restroom building nearby
Playground #3 is also located off Streetcar Dr and is over by the Go Ape! offices. When you see the ballfields on your right go left. There's no street sign so it's challenging to find.
This is another great playground, with a water pole but it's only on weekends and holidays.
This is another great playground, with a water pole but it's only on weekends and holidays.
Go Ape! Adventure ropes course in the trees
The playground has a tunnel, huge rock wall, spiderweb climber, metal slide, triple slide, pretend storefront, stepping stones (one's missing with a cone covering it), and lots of poles and bars.
This location is sunnier and has restrooms close by.
Playground #4 is at the Greensfelder Memorial Shelter. To get there from Streetcar Dr, go right out of the park onto Dorsett, make a right onto Marine, and hang a left when you see a sign for the Greensfelder Memorial Shelter.
This playground was replaced in June 2023. It has an astroturf floor. There are 2 sling swings, a baby swing, and an ADA swing.
The climbing tower is super cool!
Freestanding spinner
Maze boards
This feature has ridges so you can climb up the slides!
The play structure for kids over 5 has a very tall climbing tower, a tube slide, and a spinner.
The shelter here is awesome! It was built in the '50s. I love that mid-century modern look.
There is a lovely view of the lake up here.
Thank you! Grandchildren are coming tomorrow so this is great information!
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