The St. Louis area is full of festivals, restaurants, and other attractions. What better place to spend a weekend enjoying the great outdoors than Fenton? It might be one of the smaller suburbs around St. Louis, but area residents know it’s the place to go for fun in the sun. Read some of our staff’s most popular picks for outdoor activities around Fenton, whether they’re hiking trails near Fenton, Fenton parks, or something else off the beaten path.
Fenton is known as the “City of Parks” with good reason. Its public parks are some of the most renowned in the country! Fenton City Park in par(k)ticular is home to the Heroes Memorial, which features a floating granite globe your kids can spin with their own hands, a 9/11 Memorial, and flagpoles sponsored by local organizations. Pay your respects at this beautiful remembrance of those who were lost in the line of duty.
Two lakes draw large crowds to Fabick Nature Reserve, a Fenton park where public fishing has been made possible through cooperation between the local Fenton government and the Missouri Conservation Department in cooperation with the latter’s rules and regulations. Bring a pole, a tackle box, and your friends or family for a relaxing day casting lines on either shore, and bring home a dinner you’ll be proud to have caught yourself!
The Meramec River Greenway overlooks the Meramec River, and is reached by taking a walking and biking path from Fenton City Park to the Highway 30 overpass. With a boardwalk constructed entirely from recycled materials, along with a playground, restrooms, and plenty of outdoor splendor, you and your family are sure to find plenty of interesting stops along the way before settling in one of its many shelters for a picnic lunch.
Originally purchased by a Croatian stonemason in 1929, this 22-acre park was named after Bud Weil – Fenton’s first full-time fire marshal and later fire chief. Visitors come to Bud Weil Park not only to walk its short, picturesque trail, but to learn more about Fenton’s most-notable residents, and take advantage of its Hexagon shelter, and stone Domijan shelter for parties and other gatherings.
Believe it or not, our team doesn’t spend every waking hour thinking about, working on, and financing Hyundai cars and SUVs. We love our community and spend a lot of time out on the town, exploring everything there is to do! That’s why you should contact us to talk about more than just cars. We know all the best spots to get your family outside, and a whole lot more, including the best restaurants in Mehlville and what to do in Oakville.
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