Fenton City Park
Nestled along the iconic Route 66, Fenton City Park is a hidden gem where travelers can unwind and soak in the spirit of the road. With its lush green spaces, scenic walking trails, and a picturesque lake, it's the perfect spot for a memorable picnic or a leisurely stroll. The park's vibrant community events and stunning natural beauty create a unique charm that captures the essence of classic Americana, making it a must-visit for anyone journeying along the Mother Road.
Liz Russell-Drummond
a year ago"I try to walk Fenton Park several times per week! It is a beautiful park and very family-friendly. It is well-maintained and beside a few puddles after big rains, there is nothing I would change about it! I'm a Realtor and I choose to live here because I love all of our parks! They are amazing!"
Jason Tierney
3 years ago"Small park with baseball and soccer fields and a couple pavilions. Paved trail around perimeter of the park is 1.4 miles. It’s never congested, but it is a draw for local walkers, runners, and bicyclists. Calm and green with a 9/11 memorial. Also connected by a path to another walkway that runs adjacent to the Meramec River. If you’re running, this connection enables you to add on some more distance and scenery."
Will Hanke
4 years ago"We visit at least once a week. Wife plays Pokemon (plenty of people doing the same) and I walk the trail. In the summer a nice bike ride along the river makes for a good day and good workout."
Therese Hoefer
a year ago"I grew up close to this park. I learned how to ride my bike here... 43 yrs later I still love this place. One of the most beautiful parks especially in the back near the woods/creek line."
Jessica Decker
6 months ago"Enjoy this park. Nice level walking path around the park. With ball courts and fields kept in great shape. Plenty of parking. Drinking fountains with attached dog bowls. Restrooms are kept dry and clean. Love that this park connects to a Greenway for even more distance and connections to other near by parks."
