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Special Alert

Several parks closed due to flooding.

See list below

George Winter Park: Closed

Cliff Cave: Lowere Cliff Cave trail is closed

Fort Belle Fontaine: Closed

Lemay Park: Closed

Lower Meramec: Closed

Sherman Beach: Parking Lot and Al Foster Trail are Open. Stinging Nettle Trail is still Closed

Simpson: Open, trail on the river side still has debris on trail.

Sioux Passage: Closed at back gate

Unger Park: Closed

West Tyson : Chubb Trail – lower portion along river posted as closed, mud and debris.

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Live Video from Sylvan Springs Skateboard Park

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Two NEW playgrounds have just opened!

Suson Park off of Wells Road - Located in the center of the park

Tilles Park off of McKnight Road - Located in the back of the park

Spring Classes Available, don't miss out!

Computer training
The "Computers for Seniors" classes are designed and instructed by the IT staff of the St. Louis County Parks Department to assist those ages 50 and over with learning various basic computer skills. More...

Share the Trails at Greensfelder Park

Beginning May 24, 2008 St. Louis County Parks is starting a Share the Trails Program at Greensfelder County Park. That means all trails will be open to equestrian, bicyclists and hikers throughout the park. The St. Louis County Park Department has been working with representatives from WHOAA (Wildwood Horse Owners and Acreage Association) and GORC (Gateway Off Road Cyclists) to make this a smooth transition. Please review the attached Trail Brochure that explains trail etiquette procedures that all trail users need to obey. This will help everyone have a safe and enjoyable experience while on park department trails. More...