Lake School Park
Nestled along the historic Route 66, Lake School Park invites travelers to enjoy a serene escape with its picturesque waterfront and lush greenery. With charming trails perfect for strolling and unique picnic spots, it's an ideal stop for taking a break from the road. The park’s vibrant community events and local wildlife create a truly immersive experience, making it a hidden gem for Route 66 adventurers seeking a blend of nature and history. Come unwind and relish the tranquil vibe that perfectly complements the spirit of the Mother Road!
Valerie Green
3 years ago"I almost hate to tell people, but it's only fair I guess. We walked onto the courts this morning, 07/30/22, only to discover that they resurfaced the courts sometime in the last couple of weeks. Much needed and much appreciated."
Sabina Okanovic
6 years ago"One of my favorite little Creve Coeur parks! Nice, usually shaded playground, 3 tennis courts with timed lights, and an open field with some soccer goals. There's also a restroom! Tucked away but easily accessible, what more could you ask for!"
Rell I.
10 months ago"A peaceful park with a strange and unsettling past... Lake School Park looks calm now a playground, some tennis courts, and a quiet, tucked-away vibe. But not long ago, a small house sat on the edge of the old Lake School property. It was recently demolished due to safety concerns, but its reputation had been anything but ordinary for decades. Locals used to talk about that little house in hushed tones stories of odd lights hovering above it, strange noises in the night, and even claims of alien abductions tied to that exact location. Most of these tales date back over 50 years, but for those who grew up nearby, the eerie energy never fully left. The school is gone. The house is gone. But something about the park still feels… off. It’s quiet too quiet at times. The kind of place where you get that feeling like you’re being watched. The image I posted fits the vibe something cosmic, otherworldly. Not proof, but a reflection of the lingering stories tied to this land. Worth a visit. Just keep your eyes on the sky."
Steven Brumit
12 months ago"Nice relaxing park, we saw a doe, a deer. They have really nice tennis and pickleball courts. There was a couple playing tennis, we asked if they wanted to play for their ultra's, but they said there was no way"
