Edgar M. Queeny County Park

WillyWorld

I walk this park all time. It has many great trails that make you feel like you are in the forest and far away from the city. I usually do the Hawk Ridge trail which is around 7mi. It’s pretty much guaranteed you will see deer and other wild life every time. I’ve even seen a white squirrel, which was bizarre. Today I saw this Eastern Box turtle. He was pretty big and probably several years old. Who knows what I’ll find next?

Kim Pond

We always enter from Mason Road, right where the horses are usually unloaded, etc. and have. It had any issues with parking. Queeny is always a beautiful park for long or short hikes, depending on your mood. There are a couple of water features like ponds that are very nice and some steep hills depending on your trail. The loop that goes around the equestrian area has a field of wild flowers and grass and it’s really scenic. Tons of animals, especially deer, and I missed a picture of a falcon on this day! Definitely recommended!

Don Draper

Huge park with a large members dog park that was unfortunately for members only. We saw a skating rink, large kids playground, walking trails and an indoor arts and crafts festival with wine and beer tastings and more. Worth the drive from Chesterfield.

Nick Saali

Five stars!