Boulevard Park, Lake St. Louis

Location: 2550 Lake Saint Louis Blvd, Lake St Louis, MO 63367

Amenities: 20 acres, walking paths, ponds & fountains, two playgrounds (one for toddlers & one for pre-school & school-age children), softball and soccer fields, volleyball net, picnic facilities with a barbecue pit, a large pavilion with dusk to dawn lighting and electrical outlets, amphitheater

Website:  http://www.lakesaintlouis.com/1199/Boulevard-Park

Playground ground cover: Wood chips

This playground was redone in 2021 and it's wonderful. The parking lot is just up the hill from the playground and right next to the restrooms and pavilion. 

The playground for littles has a rock wall, double slide, and bongo drums. 

There is also a small climber, teeter-totter, and spinning seat.

The playground for the big kids has a ton of ropes to climb, slides, a bridge, a rock wall, monkey bars, 

There are 3 sling swings, an adaptive swing, and a modified expression swing for 2 people to face each other.

Double zipline!

Zachary's Playground at Hawk Ridge Park, Lake St. Louis

Location: 8392 Orf Rd., Lake St Louis, MO 63367

Amenities: Playground, picnic shelters, trails, sprayground, restroom

Website: http://www.lakesaintlouis.com/1203/Hawk-Ridge-Park-Zacharys-Playground

Playground ground cover: Rubber mats & poured rubber

I finally got a chance to check out this park first hand, and it is amazing. All the elements added for children with special needs blend right into a fun playground for all children. My 3-year-old LOVED the castle-themed play area, she keeps asking to go back but it's a 45-minute drive for us! Within the castle playground, there are numerous types of ladders to get up on the playground - climbing walls, cubes, pedestals, rock cliffs, stairs, ramps, ropes. Two of the enclosed slides offer clear plastic windows to see out while you are sliding. To emphasize the accessibility of the playground some of the panels in the castle structure have braille and American sign language diagrams.

There are 2 sling swings, 2 adaptive swings, and 2 baby swings, plus a tire swing. A boat-themed play structure has smaller slides and a roller slide. There's a "sway fun" rocking toy which allows for a child in a wheelchair to ride along with benches on it. For some reason though, this is the only part of the playground that has a shade canopy over it. The rest of the playground is in full sun. The playground is entirely fenced in so that is very nice!

The park has a sprayground adjacent to the playground and also has a picnic shelter, restrooms (the baby changing station is in the family restroom), and a small lake with a paved trail around it.

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The splash pad is very small and best suited for toddlers.  There are a few pop jets and the water spouts go from small to large.

This chair spins around, so fun!