Conway Park
Nestled along the iconic Route 66, Conway Park in Creve Coeur, Missouri, offers a delightful retreat for travelers seeking a blend of relaxation and adventure. With its lush landscapes, winding walking trails, and serene lakes, it's the perfect spot to recharge while soaking in the historic charm of the Mother Road. Families can enjoy playgrounds and picnics, while history buffs can appreciate the park's role in the vibrant tapestry of Americana. A stop here promises not just a break, but a rejuvenating experience steeped in Route 66 spirit!
Neerja Tiwari
3 years ago"Conway park is an undulating landscaped park and as you walk you think uphill and down dale! Has a small lake with a fountain in the middle! Benches and stools are adequately interspersed to provide rest! A huge dog park runs parallel to the walking path ! But all dogs I saw today preferred to walk outside! The park has the highway with cars jetting past.. that’s the noise they make and one side are stately houses! After a bit you forgot the sound! Two log cabins lend character and history to this park and make it ! Adorned with a tennis court and a kids play area .. this park with prairies and well manicured lawns is a delight to start your morning with!"
Frecky Lewis
5 years ago"This is a beautifully maintained park with a nice paved walking path that is an out-and-back with a loop around a small pond. It has a nice playground, some tennis courts, a dog park, and several picnic areas. The only downside is that the parking lot is quite small."
Punit
3 years ago"A large park with lush green grass, children play area, long enough walk trail, a fountain inside small pond, lots of ducks and overall a very peaceful green area. You can visit here for an evening walk whenever you feel like."
Nate Dyer
5 months ago"The paved walking path in the park is nice and wide. There are restroom facilities available. There is a playground, pickleball courts, and a members only dog park."
K Liu
7 years ago"This is a fairly cozy park. There are two tennis courts, a lovely gazebo, a children's playground, and a trail that circles around a lake. There are also two historical log cabins near the start of the trail. There's a sizeable dog park for dogs to run around in (a code is required to use it). There are not a lot of benches along the trail and it can be noisy with the sounds of traffic, given that the park is right next to the highway. The trail also looks beat up in certain areas. It's still a good place to take family and pets when going on a nice walk."
