Park programs throughout St. Charles County offer residents a bounty of activities, events, and programs. Several parks departments have just delivered their spring guides--and in some cases their spring and summer guides.
Even when the activities are sponsored by a particular city many of the camps, day trips, special events, and other indoor and outdoor activities are available to nonresidents to enjoy at only slightly higher fees than residents pay.
Often, the same magazine-style guides residents get are available online. If you're not a resident you can still learn about a neighboring city's activities, prices, and requirements.
O'Fallon recently delivered its Parks & Rec Guide for Spring 2013 to city residents.
The city's many activities including the Easter Egg Hunt and Breakfast With the Bunny, 5K Fiesta Fun Run, Alligator Creek Triathlon, and Renaud Spirit Center activities are open to all.
O'Fallon's online spring activity guide is updated with other activities and schedule changes on the city's parks department webpage.
The city of St. Charles includes its spring parks activities in the winter/spring guide. However, it's just released its summer activities guide.
Besides water park fun at Wapelhorst Park, and the dog swim for pets at McNair Park, and the Little Chef program at Memorial Hall, park-goers this year can enjoy food trucks on various dates at Frontier Park.
Neighboring St. Louis County offers the many activities and benefits of its wonderful parks to St. Charles residents with just a quick drive across the Missouri River. Available online, the St. Louis County Parks Activities Guide for March through August just published.
St. Charles County doesn't produce a parks magazine but the activities in its 10 parks may be found online on an easily searchable county parks web page.
Between its two dozen parks, the Rec-Plex, and the Cultural Arts Centre, St. Peters has so much going on throughout the year that you just have to check the St. Peters parks department website to keep up with it all.
The city does publish an activities magazine three times a year. Activities through May were published in the St. Peters Leisure Line winter/spring edition.
Lake Saint Louis parks activities for the spring are available on the LSL parks website.
Wentzville also publishes an activities magazine three times. Spring events may be found in the current Fun Times edition.
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