City Parks
Park Information
The City maintains 11 parks with 106 acres, which feature ball fields, play systems, picnic pavilions, volleyball courts, tennis courts, archery range, multi-use trails, open-park land and other amenities detailed below.
Pavilions may be reserved by residents for social functions by contacting the Parks & Recreation Department at (314) 521-4661.
The City Parks are maintained by the Park Maintenance Division of Ferguson's Public Works Department with coordination from the Parks and Recreation Department.
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January-Wabash Memorial Park
501 N. Florissant Road
(24 acres)
- Parks & Recreational Office
- Concession stand
- Restrooms
- Splash at Wabash Aquatic Complex
- Lake (5.5 acres)
- Bandshell
- Playground
- Picnic Pavillion
- Multi-use trails (1/3, 1/2 & 3/4 mile)
- Sand volleyball court
- Horseshoe pits
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Ferguson Sports Complex at Forestwood
824 Ferguson Avenue
(21 acres)
- Lighted softball fields (4)
- Lighted soccer fields (2)
- Lighted baseball field
- Multi-use trail (5/8 mile)
- Practice soccer field
- Lighted tennis courts (8)
- Lighted handball courts (2)
- Lighted batting cages
- Basketball courts (under constr.)
- Playground
- Picnic pavillion
- Horseshoe pits
- Restrooms (2)
- Concession stand (2)
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Hudson Park
1271 Hudson Road
(30 acres)
- Picnic pavillions (2)
- Archery range
- Restrooms
- Horseshoe pit
- Multi-use trail
- Sand volleyball
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Dade Park
414 Dade Avenue
(5 acres)
- Ball field
- Playground
- Picnic pavillion
- Basketball court (2)
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Jeske Park
211 Thoroughman Avenue
(7 acres)
- Ball field
- Multi-use trail
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Lang-Royce Park
1200 Lang Drive
(5 acres)
- Pavilion
- Playground
- Horseshoe pits
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Nesbit-Newton Park
1150 Nesbit Drive
(1/2 acre)
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Robert-Superior Park
635 Robert Avenue
(5 1/2 acres)
- Ball field
- Playground
- Picnic pavillion
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Spring-Valley Park
7486 Halprin Drive
(1/2 acre)
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Wayside Park Unleashed
1026 Chambers Road
(7 acres)
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Fishing
Fishing is permitted in January-Wabash Lake. A City of Ferguson license is not required, but fishermen must comply with all state of Missouri fishing regulations, including a state fishing license for persons 16-64 years of age. The Missouri Department of Conservation stocks, enforces daily limits, and helps manage the lake through its Urban Fishing Program. Part of the program includes the stocking of trout bi-weekly, November through February. Ferguson police officers enforce limits and permits. Call the Missouri Department of Conservation at (636) 300-9651 for stocking information for all area lakes.
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