Sequiota Park
Nestled along the iconic Route 66, Sequiota Park is a hidden gem that invites travelers to explore its scenic trails and pristine lake, perfect for a refreshing break. With its enchanting limestone cave and rich history, this park offers an idyllic spot for picnics and leisurely strolls, embodying the spirit of adventure that Route 66 is known for. Join fellow wanderers in experiencing the tranquil beauty and vibrant wildlife, making it an unforgettable stop on your journey down the Mother Road!
Jana Tiller
3 months ago"One of, if not the best, park in town! Beautiful scenery and location. Pond is super cool - lots of ducks, geese and fish! I have even seen a muskrat or something like that there multiple times!! The trails just at the park itself are cool - they go around the pond, which is quite sizable. It goes up into the woods, and up rocks and then meets back on the side of the pond by the caves. The trails that lead away from the park are amazing. The one that goes out to Springfield Lake/Nature Center area is an amazing bike ride and my favorite trail in Springfield! If you have a chance go watch the bats at one of the events! Most incredible experience! Springfield has amazing parks and this is one of them!"
Laura Dennison
4 months ago"Small but beautiful park to walk and enjoy the outdoors and scenery. Nice walking path with shade for the dogs. Great little break spot."
B A
a year ago"Sequiota Park was such an excellent and fun experience while I was visiting Springfield for a vacation. This city park was much more exciting than many other regional parks, or even state parks that I have visited. The caves near the back side of the park were my favorite. They were closed to enter them when I was there because of the health of the bats, but still seeing them was really great. There's a nice large pond that ends with a small waterfall, which is beautiful. Lots of great hiking trails in the woods, or There's regular paved paths around the park as well."
Kaleigh Gilbert
7 months ago"One of the better parks in Springfield. Always enjoy taking walks here. Good trails. Sad the bridges are closed right now though. When the runoff fills after rain it makes a nice little river to wade in. Lots of shaded spots. Cute playgrounds. The Pavillion in the middle is good for gatherings. Overall, definitely recommend this park to visitors"
Reviews Unlimited
2 months ago"Has parking all the time in the lot. Got a couple cave with some crawl throughs and they got some bats in them. Has a nice lake which you can sometimes see some fish and some ducks or geese but if you come around the wrong season you'd just see dark water with lots of seaweed. Has a couple small trails with a nice overview of the lake and comes back around. Has a nice sized Pavillion which is great for nice sized groups and family picnics and grills with and some tables. Large grass areas to just chill in or play ball. Reviews unlimited."
