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Deer Creek Park — Attraction in Maplewood

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Deer Creek Park
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Nearby attractions
Theatre Guild of Webster Groves
517 Theatre Ln, Webster Groves, MO 63119
Lockwood Park
912 Newport Ave, Webster Groves, MO 63119
Nearby restaurants
McAlister's Deli
3200-B Laclede Station Rd, Maplewood, MO 63143
Cup Of Sno Deer Creek Concessions
7830 Edgebrook Dr, Maplewood, MO 63143
Permanently close
3248 Laclede Station Rd, Maplewood, MO 63143
Joy Luck Chinese Buffet
8030 Manchester Rd, St. Louis, MO 63144
Altos Cantina Mexican Kitchen (Maplewood)
3248 Laclede Station Rd, Maplewood, MO 63143
McLain's Corner Bar Grill
3516 S Big Bend Blvd, St. Louis, MO 63143
Yummi Tummi
3001 S Big Bend Blvd, Maplewood, MO 63143
Popeyes Louisiana Kitchen
8100 Manchester Rd, Brentwood, MO 63144
KFC
7500 Big Bend Blvd, St. Louis, MO 63119
Dairy Queen Grill & Chill
7809 Big Bend Blvd, Webster Groves, MO 63119
Nearby local services
Ross Dress for Less
3200 Laclede Station Rd, Maplewood, MO 63143, United States
Marshalls
3200G Laclede Station Rd, Maplewood, MO 63143
Club Elite - Maplewood
3256 Laclede Station Rd, Maplewood, MO 63143
Cato Fashions
3204 Laclede Station Rd, Maplewood, MO 63139
Saint Louis Boxing Club
3515 S Big Bend Blvd, St. Louis, MO 63143
Big, Smoke and Vape
3600 S Big Bend Blvd, Maplewood, MO 63143
Summit Jewelers
7821 Big Bend Blvd, Webster Groves, MO 63119
Mobile Device Doctors
3247 Edgar Ave, Maplewood, MO 63143
CrossFit 26
3120 S Big Bend Blvd, St. Louis, MO 63143
Nearby hotels
Tuxedo Park STL Bed & Breakfast Inn
700 Tuxedo Blvd, Webster Groves, MO 63119
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Deer Creek Park

3200 N Laclede Station Rd, Maplewood, MO 63143, United States
4.6(456)
Open 24 hours
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attractions: Theatre Guild of Webster Groves, Lockwood Park, restaurants: McAlister's Deli, Cup Of Sno Deer Creek Concessions, Permanently close, Joy Luck Chinese Buffet, Altos Cantina Mexican Kitchen (Maplewood), McLain's Corner Bar Grill, Yummi Tummi, Popeyes Louisiana Kitchen, KFC, Dairy Queen Grill & Chill, local businesses: Ross Dress for Less, Marshalls, Club Elite - Maplewood, Cato Fashions, Saint Louis Boxing Club, Big, Smoke and Vape, Summit Jewelers, Mobile Device Doctors, CrossFit 26
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+1 314-645-3600
Website
maplewoodmo.gov

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Live events

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Nearby attractions of Deer Creek Park

Theatre Guild of Webster Groves

Lockwood Park

Theatre Guild of Webster Groves

Theatre Guild of Webster Groves

4.6

(47)

Open 24 hours
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Lockwood Park

Lockwood Park

4.6

(30)

Closed
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Nearby restaurants of Deer Creek Park

McAlister's Deli

Cup Of Sno Deer Creek Concessions

Permanently close

Joy Luck Chinese Buffet

Altos Cantina Mexican Kitchen (Maplewood)

McLain's Corner Bar Grill

Yummi Tummi

Popeyes Louisiana Kitchen

KFC

Dairy Queen Grill & Chill

McAlister's Deli

McAlister's Deli

4.0

(411)

$

Closed
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Cup Of Sno Deer Creek Concessions

Cup Of Sno Deer Creek Concessions

4.5

(10)

$

Closed
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Permanently close

Permanently close

4.4

(221)

$

Closed
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Joy Luck Chinese Buffet

Joy Luck Chinese Buffet

3.9

(1.1K)

$

Closed
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Nearby local services of Deer Creek Park

Ross Dress for Less

Marshalls

Club Elite - Maplewood

Cato Fashions

Saint Louis Boxing Club

Big, Smoke and Vape

Summit Jewelers

Mobile Device Doctors

CrossFit 26

Ross Dress for Less

Ross Dress for Less

3.9

(537)

Click for details
Marshalls

Marshalls

4.2

(389)

Click for details
Club Elite - Maplewood

Club Elite - Maplewood

4.6

(585)

Click for details
Cato Fashions

Cato Fashions

4.4

(80)

Click for details
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Jen WilhelmJen Wilhelm
Kids LOVE this playground. AND it's not for under 5 unless the parents can climb around after them. The ladder from the middle level to the top of the rocket slide is where they all want to go, and it takes a certain amount of kiddo coordination to climb up that part and/or not get clobbered if the kid above you slips on the rungs and falls onto you. From the top is a tunnel spiral slide and inevitably a kid is hanging out at the bottom while another kid slides down, making for a chance at a nasty collision if your kid is at the bottom and not paying attention. The rest of the park is great for kids of all ages -- swings, other slides and walkways, small climbing wall option, benches for adults to watch, sand play area, etc. There are bathrooms but a bit of a walk, about 100 yards away from the playground; sketchy if you're trying to potty train. There's a paved path around the park for walking, dogs, etc. Restaurants and shopping nearby. Large pavilion near the playground, smaller one near the bathroom side. LARGE fields for soccer, kites, etc. A stream runs along the parking lot closest to the playground, fun to throw rocks into, but not safe for several reasons (asbestos tile in the water shores, sewer warning about the water quality, etc).
Dominic TessmerDominic Tessmer
Affectionately called "The Rocket Park" this is my kids most favorite park in all of the Greater St. Louis area. It has an amazing rocket ship themed playground that is 3 levels high with lots of seating for parents to sit back and watch. There is a 4 seat moon car and things to do on the lower level for little ones. The second level has several ways to get to including a rock wall, two ladders, and you can walk right onto this level from the parking lot. The third level can only be accessed from climbing up a ladder in the center of the "rocket" and has a tall tube slide as the way back down. (Yay!) There are some small spaces that extend from the rocket with control panels and looks outs. There are plenty of swings in two areas of the playground and there is an are of digging in the rocks. While the "rocket" is on colored AstroTurf the swings and digging are small playground rocks. So be prepared to empty everyone's shoes before leaving because the rocks get everywhere. There is a snack stand with restrooms that sells snack food in the summer and there is also two pavilions for birthday parties. There seem to be some ball fields there too but we have never ventured past the playground. At the end of the day, this is an A+ park for all ages.
Jake SimonJake Simon
yes, yes, I know it is Deer Creek Park, but my family knows it as Rocket Park due the the playground that prominently features a rocket ship shaped main area. My kids are now 10 and 7, but they have enjoyed this park since they could walk. There is enough on the playground for all ages. They have great tall swings that allow you to go high (just don't see that so much anymore). Additionally, this park has a decent concession stand that has tropical sno types of snow cones, fairly well kept bathrooms and even a restaurant nearby. The softball/baseball fields are kept in great shape and there is a large open area with soccer goals that move around. The sand volleyball court always has great, fine sand. There are two nice pavilions for events. The path that runs through the park goes over a bridge to an area that has another softball/baseball filed as well as the bottom of 'suicide hill' - a local favorite for sledding when it snows. At the top of that hill is yet an other small playground - primarily appropriate for kids under 10. This park is kept in great shape, has areas for for all kinds of activities, and is close to a bar/grill as well as a shopping area across the street.
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Kids LOVE this playground. AND it's not for under 5 unless the parents can climb around after them. The ladder from the middle level to the top of the rocket slide is where they all want to go, and it takes a certain amount of kiddo coordination to climb up that part and/or not get clobbered if the kid above you slips on the rungs and falls onto you. From the top is a tunnel spiral slide and inevitably a kid is hanging out at the bottom while another kid slides down, making for a chance at a nasty collision if your kid is at the bottom and not paying attention. The rest of the park is great for kids of all ages -- swings, other slides and walkways, small climbing wall option, benches for adults to watch, sand play area, etc. There are bathrooms but a bit of a walk, about 100 yards away from the playground; sketchy if you're trying to potty train. There's a paved path around the park for walking, dogs, etc. Restaurants and shopping nearby. Large pavilion near the playground, smaller one near the bathroom side. LARGE fields for soccer, kites, etc. A stream runs along the parking lot closest to the playground, fun to throw rocks into, but not safe for several reasons (asbestos tile in the water shores, sewer warning about the water quality, etc).
Jen Wilhelm

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Affectionately called "The Rocket Park" this is my kids most favorite park in all of the Greater St. Louis area. It has an amazing rocket ship themed playground that is 3 levels high with lots of seating for parents to sit back and watch. There is a 4 seat moon car and things to do on the lower level for little ones. The second level has several ways to get to including a rock wall, two ladders, and you can walk right onto this level from the parking lot. The third level can only be accessed from climbing up a ladder in the center of the "rocket" and has a tall tube slide as the way back down. (Yay!) There are some small spaces that extend from the rocket with control panels and looks outs. There are plenty of swings in two areas of the playground and there is an are of digging in the rocks. While the "rocket" is on colored AstroTurf the swings and digging are small playground rocks. So be prepared to empty everyone's shoes before leaving because the rocks get everywhere. There is a snack stand with restrooms that sells snack food in the summer and there is also two pavilions for birthday parties. There seem to be some ball fields there too but we have never ventured past the playground. At the end of the day, this is an A+ park for all ages.
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yes, yes, I know it is Deer Creek Park, but my family knows it as Rocket Park due the the playground that prominently features a rocket ship shaped main area. My kids are now 10 and 7, but they have enjoyed this park since they could walk. There is enough on the playground for all ages. They have great tall swings that allow you to go high (just don't see that so much anymore). Additionally, this park has a decent concession stand that has tropical sno types of snow cones, fairly well kept bathrooms and even a restaurant nearby. The softball/baseball fields are kept in great shape and there is a large open area with soccer goals that move around. The sand volleyball court always has great, fine sand. There are two nice pavilions for events. The path that runs through the park goes over a bridge to an area that has another softball/baseball filed as well as the bottom of 'suicide hill' - a local favorite for sledding when it snows. At the top of that hill is yet an other small playground - primarily appropriate for kids under 10. This park is kept in great shape, has areas for for all kinds of activities, and is close to a bar/grill as well as a shopping area across the street.
Jake Simon

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Reviews of Deer Creek Park

4.6
(456)
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4.0
1y

Kids LOVE this playground. AND it's not for under 5 unless the parents can climb around after them. The ladder from the middle level to the top of the rocket slide is where they all want to go, and it takes a certain amount of kiddo coordination to climb up that part and/or not get clobbered if the kid above you slips on the rungs and falls onto you. From the top is a tunnel spiral slide and inevitably a kid is hanging out at the bottom while another kid slides down, making for a chance at a nasty collision if your kid is at the bottom and not paying attention. The rest of the park is great for kids of all ages -- swings, other slides and walkways, small climbing wall option, benches for adults to watch, sand play area, etc. There are bathrooms but a bit of a walk, about 100 yards away from the playground; sketchy if you're trying to potty train. There's a paved path around the park for walking, dogs, etc. Restaurants and shopping nearby. Large pavilion near the playground, smaller one near the bathroom side. LARGE fields for soccer, kites, etc. A stream runs along the parking lot closest to the playground, fun to throw rocks into, but not safe for several reasons (asbestos tile in the water shores, sewer warning about the water...

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5.0
8y

Affectionately called "The Rocket Park" this is my kids most favorite park in all of the Greater St. Louis area. It has an amazing rocket ship themed playground that is 3 levels high with lots of seating for parents to sit back and watch. There is a 4 seat moon car and things to do on the lower level for little ones. The second level has several ways to get to including a rock wall, two ladders, and you can walk right onto this level from the parking lot. The third level can only be accessed from climbing up a ladder in the center of the "rocket" and has a tall tube slide as the way back down. (Yay!) There are some small spaces that extend from the rocket with control panels and looks outs. There are plenty of swings in two areas of the playground and there is an are of digging in the rocks. While the "rocket" is on colored AstroTurf the swings and digging are small playground rocks. So be prepared to empty everyone's shoes before leaving because the rocks get everywhere. There is a snack stand with restrooms that sells snack food in the summer and there is also two pavilions for birthday parties. There seem to be some ball fields there too but we have never ventured past the playground. At the end of the day, this is an A+ park...

   Read more
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5.0
7y

yes, yes, I know it is Deer Creek Park, but my family knows it as Rocket Park due the the playground that prominently features a rocket ship shaped main area. My kids are now 10 and 7, but they have enjoyed this park since they could walk. There is enough on the playground for all ages. They have great tall swings that allow you to go high (just don't see that so much anymore). Additionally, this park has a decent concession stand that has tropical sno types of snow cones, fairly well kept bathrooms and even a restaurant nearby. The softball/baseball fields are kept in great shape and there is a large open area with soccer goals that move around. The sand volleyball court always has great, fine sand. There are two nice pavilions for events. The path that runs through the park goes over a bridge to an area that has another softball/baseball filed as well as the bottom of 'suicide hill' - a local favorite for sledding when it snows. At the top of that hill is yet an other small playground - primarily appropriate for kids under 10. This park is kept in great shape, has areas for for all kinds of activities, and is close to a bar/grill as well as a shopping area...

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