Circus Harmony is proud to be taking its goal of defying gravity to new heights with TrapezeSTL, St. Louis’ only Flying Trapeze Center where men, women and children can soar through the air with the greatest of ease. TrapezeSTL is a fun and safe activity for families, birthday parties and team building events.
www.circusharmony.org

The City Museum is a museum consisting largely of re-purposed architectural industrial objects housed in the 600,000 square-foot former International Shoe company. The museum bills itself as an “electric mixture of children’s playground, fun house, surrealistic pavilion, and architectural marvel.” Visitors are encouraged to feel, touch, climb on, and play in the various exhibits!
www.citymuseum.org

Enjoy time on the water with a kayak, canoe or paddle board. If you prefer dry land, quadricycles are a fun way to get around the scenic lake path. Life jackets and basic instruction provided. Beginners as well as advanced users are all welcome. Affordable and fun family fitness is their goal, so visit their website, call, or just drop by for a great time! Creve Coeur Lake (near the Taco Bell Shelter)
www.crevecoeurlakerentals.net

Creve Coeur Park was donated to St. Louis County in 1945 becoming the county’s first established park.  The park is also the biggest St. Louis County Park at 2,114 acres.  The park offers a broad variety of activities that includes the 320- acre creve coeur lake, nature tracks, reservable picnic shelters, modern restrooms, playgrounds & much more.  Creve Coeur Park is excellent for family gatherings, corporate picnic s or a special event.

The tradition of Creve Coeur Park dates back to French settlers and means, “damaged heart”.  In the 19th century, railroad companies such as the MO Pacific, United Railway Company and Bi-State Development Agency had operations in the park.  The brick building situated in the upper level of the park was originally a booster station for the city’s electricity that powered the streetcars. Visitors have the ability to see the original rail ties located by the maintenance building, the place where streetcars entered and exited the park.  The park was once the site of a large amusement park known as “Electric Park.”  Creve Coeur Park was home to the annual county fair for nearly thirty years.

320-acre creve coeur lake, picnic shelters & sites, playgrounds, 6-mile bike path adjoining to the Katy Trail, hiking, volleyball, athletic fields, modern restrooms & more.
www.stlouisco.com