City of Arnold, MO. USA / Parks and Recreation Department Page

We are located across from the intersection of Missouri State Road and Astra Way.

Arnold City Park is located off Jeffco Blvd. and Bradley Beach Road. The 68-acre park has an eight-acre fishing lake and four pavilions, each with electric and BBQ pits. The park also has two playgrounds, a paved 1/2 mile walking trail, two softball fields, two horseshow pits, restrooms, and a tennis court. A boat ramp off of Jeffco Blvd. next to Hollywood Beach Road provides parking and a picnic area.

Arnold City Park also offers a para-course, an outdoor course with areas designated for specific exercises. Pavilion reservations must be made through the Parks & Recreation Department by calling (636)282-2380.

Ferd B Land Park Picture

Ferd B. Lang Park is a 25 acre park located on Old Lemay Ferry Road. The main attraction at this park is the outdoor 25-meter swimming pool and concession stand which is open during the summer months.

The park also boasts seven pavillions with electric and BBQ pits at each site. Other amenities include a playground, nature trails, two multi-purpose fields, restrooms and five horseshoe pits.

Pavilion reservations must be made through the Parks & Recreation Department by calling (636)282-2380.

Flamm City Picture Flamm City Park is a cluster of several public use areas with 36 acres located at Telegraph Road and the Meramec River. Flamm City has a boat access ramp to allow fishing and also has trails for hiking.

With the help of the Missouri Department of Conservation, $33,000 was recently allotted to pave the parking lot and add new parking spaces for vehicles and for vehicle/boat trailers.

Flamm City Park also borders David R. Collins Park, Teszars Woods and Pomme Creek. David R. Collins Park at Causeway Drive and Bayvue Blvd. has two softball fields on a 25 acre lot. Teszars Woods, on Rockwood Drive off of Telegraph Road, is a 90 acre nature area with several trails.

The Strawberry Creek Nature Area encompasses 121 acres of property on Upper Tenbrook Road, about 1/2-mile past the intersection of Tenbrook and Hwy. 231. The nature area includes a pond and four walking trails. Strawberry Creek winds throughout the property, which is filled with a variety of vegetation and wildlife.

A new pavilion that seats 25 has been constructed near the entrance. Arnold acquired the former Collins Tract in 1997 through a 1/4-cent sales tax that went into effect in January 1998 and was levied to last eight years. The city paid off the debt early in March 2002, four years earlier than expected.

In conjunction with the Missouri Department of Conservation, the Parks Department plans to build additional ponds that can be used for fishing and will improve wildlife habitat. Plans are also in the works to install restrooms and to pave the parking lot.

Welcome to Arnold Missouri

City Park Map Arnold City Park Map Flamm City Park Map Ferd B. Lang Park Map Strawberry Creek Nature Area Map Recreation Center Telephone Numbers Rental Application Form Personal Trainer at the Rec Center Personal Trainer Packet	ANNOUNCEMENTS MAY 10 PAW PARK BUILD DAY WAS A SUCCESS There was a large turnout of volunteers who donated their time and muscle-power to the community by helping build the City of Arnold Paw Park. Click here for more information and pictures. PLAY GOLF FOR $25.00 For the month of May you can play 18 holes and ride a cart for $25.00. Offer good Monday through Friday and after 1pm on Saturday and Sunday. Call Pomme Creek at 296-4653 to make your tee time. 2ND ANNUAL CITY OF ARNOLD GOLF TOURNAMENT IS MAY 17 Last call for the City of Arnold 4 person scramble. Get those entries in. Click here for the Entry Form or to become a Hole Sponsor FREE GOLF LESSONS AT POMME CREEK Click here for details PITCH, HIT, & RUN RESULTS Here are the results of the Arnold Parks and Recreation Pitch, Hit, & Run competition FITNESS AND AQUATIC INSTRUCTORS NEEDED Parks and Recreation Department is looking for Fitness and Aquatic Instructors to teach a wide variety of classes. Please contact 636-282-2380 Molly ext. 1410 or Chrissy ext. 1409 for more information. SUMMER DAY CAMP NOW OPEN Click here for the handbook, or contact 636-282-2380 PAW PARK BRICK PROGRAM Be a part of the Arnold Parks commemorative Paw Park Brick Program 'PAW PARK UPDATE' NEWS RELEASE Arnold Parks & Recreation Spring/Summer 2008 Brochure The Parks and Recreation Department maintains several parks covering almost 400 acres throughout Arnold. Many of our parks offer amenities include playgrounds, picnic shelters, tennis courts, 2 outdoor swimming pools, one indoor swimming pool, fishing lakes and ballfields. Arnold Recreation Center 1695 Missouri State Road Arnold, Mo 63010 636-282-2380 Hours of Operation Mon - Fri 5:30am - 9:00pm Sat 7:00am - 6:00pm Sun 9:00am - 6:00pm hours may vary due to holidays Susie Boone - Director of Parks and Recreation Email - Susie Boone 636-282-2380 ext 1402 David Crutchley - Maintenance Supervisor Email - David Crutchley 636-282-2380 ext 1407 Mike Bonnot - Administrative Manager Email - Mike Bonnot 636-282-2380 ext 1403 Becky Moss - Administrative Assistant Email - Becky Moss 636-282-2380 ext 1401 Chrissy Summers - Recreation Supervisor Email - Chrissy Summers 636-282-2380 ext 1409 Molly Curcuru - Recreation Supervisor Email - Molly Curcuru 636-282-2380 ext 1410 2nd Annual Golf Tournament Wednesday/Thursday Night Golf Leagues Pomme Creek Announcements Club Championship Golf Tournament Results Bob Furkin - Golf Manager @ Pomme Creek Golf Course Email - Bob Furkin 636-296-4653 Tim Schweirjohn - Golf Superintendent @ Pomme Creek Golf Course Email - Tim Schweirjohn 636-296-4653 FIND DIRECTIONS TO OUR LOCATION! Arnold Recreation Center 1695 Missouri State Road Arnold, Mo 63010 636-282-2380 We are located across from the intersection of Missouri State Road and Astra Way. Directions To This Location *Arnold City Park* is located off Jeffco Blvd. and Bradley Beach Road. The 68-acre park has an eight-acre fishing lake and four pavilions, each with electric and BBQ pits. The park also has two playgrounds, a paved 1/2 mile walking trail, two softball fields, two horseshow pits, restrooms, and a tennis court. A boat ramp off of Jeffco Blvd. next to Hollywood Beach Road provides parking and a picnic area. Arnold City Park also offers a para-course, an outdoor course with areas designated for specific exercises. Pavilion reservations must be made through the Parks & Recreation Department by calling (636)282-2380. *Ferd B. Lang Park* is a 25 acre park located on Old Lemay Ferry Road. The main attraction at this park is the outdoor 25-meter swimming pool and concession stand which is open during the summer months. The park also boasts seven pavillions with electric and BBQ pits at each site. Other amenities include a playground, nature trails, two multi-purpose fields, restrooms and five horseshoe pits. Pavilion reservations must be made through the Parks & Recreation Department by calling (636)282-2380. *Flamm City Park* is a cluster of several public use areas with 36 acres located at Telegraph Road and the Meramec River. Flamm City has a boat access ramp to allow fishing and also has trails for hiking. With the help of the Missouri Department of Conservation, $33,000 was recently allotted to pave the parking lot and add new parking spaces for vehicles and for vehicle/boat trailers. Flamm City Park also borders David R. Collins Park, Teszars Woods and Pomme Creek. David R. Collins Park at Causeway Drive and Bayvue Blvd. has two softball fields on a 25 acre lot. Teszars Woods, on Rockwood Drive off of Telegraph Road, is a 90 acre nature area with several trails. *The Strawberry Creek Nature Area* encompasses 121 acres of property on Upper Tenbrook Road, about 1/2-mile past the intersection of Tenbrook and Hwy. 231. The nature area includes a pond and four walking trails. Strawberry Creek winds throughout the property, which is filled with a variety of vegetation and wildlife. A new pavilion that seats 25 has been constructed near the entrance. Arnold acquired the former Collins Tract in 1997 through a 1/4-cent sales tax that went into effect in January 1998 and was levied to last eight years. The city paid off the debt early in March 2002, four years earlier than expected. In conjunction with the Missouri Department of Conservation, the Parks Department plans to build additional ponds that can be used for fishing and will improve wildlife habitat. Plans are also in the works to install restrooms and to pave the parking lot. Arnold Parks and Recreation Department @ Arnold Recreation Center 1695 Missouri State Rd. 636-282-2380 Office hours 8:00a.m. to 4:45p.m. Monday through Friday Questions or Comments? Please contact us. webmaster