Creve Coeur Lake Memorial Park
Nestled along the iconic Route 66, Creve Coeur Lake Memorial Park invites travelers to unwind in a breathtaking natural oasis. With sprawling trails, serene lake views, and rich history, this park is perfect for picnicking, fishing, or simply soaking in the scenery. Its vibrant wildlife and tranquil atmosphere make it a must-stop for those seeking a refreshing break from the road. Experience the charm of Missouri while connecting with nature—perfectly situated on your Route 66 journey!
Sarah Lorentz
7 months ago"Beautiful recreation area with a well maintained paved walking/ biking paths all the way around the lake and connecting to Fee Fee trail (great river greenway trail). Unpaved hiking paths through the wooded area. Kayak, canoe, and paddleboard rentals in the summer. Sandy beach area along half the lake and wooded nature area on the other half. Technically no swimming allowed at this lake, but I've seen lots of people wading along the sandy area. There's a nice kids park and splashpad area, picnic tables and lots of benches. Indoor bathrooms near the boat launch."
Reba Nichols
8 months ago"Such a beautiful park! The trails are good for walking, biking and running and the lake is great for kayaking or paddle boarding ❤️"
Nicolas Huber
3 months ago"Always a nice visit here, I thoroughly enjoy the space they have set up! Rain or Shine this is always on the list of go-tos if I want an easy walk or to get some more excercise running/skating the full loop. (Paved trail btw) Its always well maintained here. The kayak/canoe rental cabin is a must try if you havent yet to."
Dan Herrick
11 months ago"Beautiful calm lake with great multi use paths around the lake, parts of them shaded. Cooling breezes around some of the lake. Fishing and small watercraft allowed. You can rent kayaks and canoes. Recommend you bring your own paddles though as the ones they supply are heavy."
Debra A
a year ago"This is a great park for walking with lots of trail variety. I'm just a walker/hiker, so I can't comment on what other activities are here, but it looks like a lot for the warmer months. I also noted a new Level II arboretum on the west side of Mallard Lake, which is exciting."
