370 Lakeside Park
Welcome to your hometown getaway at 370 Lakeside Park! Bring the whole family out to St. Peters’ biggest park at 500 acres, complete with a 140-acre recreational lake for fishing and boating, RV park, group campground, sprayground, archery range, biking/hiking trails, dog parks, wildlife, beautiful sunsets and more!
370 Lakeside Park is located at 1000 Lakeside Park Drive, just north of Highway 370 off the Lakeside Park Drive/Truman Boulevard exit. CLICK HERE for directions. Park hours are sunrise to sunset (lake is closed to fishing and boating from December to February).
370 LAKESIDE PARK FEATURES & AMENITIES
Boating & Fishing
With a 140-acre lake, 370 Lakeside Park offers plenty of boating and fishing options for kids and adults alike! Bring your own watercraft (no gas engines) or rent a kayak, canoe, or paddleboat from the park! Plus, go fishing from your boat, from the bank of the lake or from the marina—bass, bluegill, channel catfish and crappie await!
One-day and seasonal fishing or boating passes are required (FREE for St. Peters residents). To obtain a pass, visit the RV check-in station. Park hours are sunrise to sunset (lake is closed to fishing and boating from December to February).
Read the fishing and lake use rules.
Read the Boat Dock rules.
CLICK HERE for more information on equipment rental at 370 Lakeside Park.
RV Campground
370 Lakeside Park has an RV Park with 75-full service RV sites available, as well as one primitive group camping site. Plus, all guests of the RV Park receive St. Peters resident rates for fishing, boating, archery and stargazing passes.
CLICK HERE for more information.
Lakeside Clubhouse
The Lakeside Clubhouse is available for rentals, and is a great venue for parties and gatherings with access to a beautiful natural view.
CLICK HERE for rental information.
Camper Dog Park
Next to the Lakeside Clubhouse is the Camper Dog Park, available for campers only. Visit the check-in station to get an access code!
Corporate Pavilion
St. Peters’ largest pavilion is available for rentals year-round at 370 Lakeside Park. Each wing of the pavilion seats 150 persons with a courtyard in the center.
CLICK HERE for rental information.
St. Peters Rotary Club Dog Park
The St. Peters Rotary Club Dog Park is a membership only, fenced in, off-leash dog park, just over two acres, located on the north end of 370 Lakeside Park. The park is split up into a
SMALL DOG PARK (for dogs 24 pounds and under) and a
LARGE DOG PARK (25 pounds and over). The park is open every day from sunrise to sunset with 24-hour security.
CLICK HERE for more information.
Archery Range
Sprayground
Kids can splash around in this fun, interactive water play area from 10 a.m. to sunset all summer long! Closed from Labor Day to Memorial Day.
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Equipment Rental Fees
Kayaks, canoes, paddleboats, bikes and surreys are available to rent from the RV check-in station, which is open 24/7. Park usage hours are sunrise to sunset (lake is closed to fishing and boating from December to February), and the last equipment rental can go out 90 minutes prior to sunset (must be returned before sunset). See prices below.
| |
First Hour |
Each Additional Hour |
Maximum (8 hrs) |
| Single Kayak |
$10 |
$5 |
$40 |
| 2-Person Kayak |
$15 |
$7.50 |
$60 |
| Canoe |
$15 |
$7.50 |
$60 |
| Kay Park Paddleboat |
$15 |
$7.50 |
$60 |
| Paddle King Paddleboat |
$20 |
$10 |
$80 |
Life jackets required and provided at the check-in station.
| | First Hour | Each Additional Hour | Maximum (8 hrs) |
| Bike | $8 | $4 | $48 |
| Trike Bike | $10 | $5 | $40 |
| Dual Trike (side by side) | $20 | $10 | $80 |
| Surrey (single or dual) | $20 | $10 | $80 |
Helmets required and provided at the check-in station. Bike locks and cables are available for rent - $1 for both items.
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Directions
CLICK HERE TO DOWNLOAD A PRINTABLE MAP (PDF format)
370 Lakeside Park is located at 1000 Lakeside Park Drive. The park is accessible from the 370 Lakeside Park Drive/Truman Boulevard exit off Highway 370, north of I-70. (Highway 370 is a
12-mile highway that goes from I-70 at St. Peters in St. Charles County
to Highway 270 at Hazelwood and Bridgeton in St. Louis County.)
IF YOU’RE HEADING EAST OR WEST ON I-70: Take
exit 224 to access Highway 370. As you drive east on Highway 370, use Exit 2 to reach 370 Lakeside Park Drive. Turn left on Lakeside Park Drive, and head north to park
entrance.
IF YOU’RE HEADING WEST ON 370: Exit from Highway 370 at Lakeside Park Drive, turn right and head north to park entrance.
IF
YOU LIVE IN ST. PETERS: You can access 370 Lakeside Park by going north
on Spencer Road or north on Cave Springs/Truman Road to Lakeside Park Drive.
- FROM TRUMAN: Take
Truman north to Lakeside Park Drive directly into the park entrance.
- FROM SPENCER ROAD: Take Spencer Road north to Salt River Road. Turn right onto Salt River Road to Highway
370, and take Exit 2 on Highway 370 to reach Lakeside Park Drive. Turn left on Lakeside Park Drive, and head north to park
entrance.
- FROM MID RIVERS MALL DRIVE: Take Mid Rivers Mall Drive north to Salt River Road. Turn right onto Salt River Road and head east to Highway
370. Take Exit 2 on Highway 370 to reach Lakeside Park Drive. Turn left on Lakeside Park Drive, and head north to park
entrance.
- FROM SALT RIVER ROAD: Take Salt River Road east to Highway
370. Take Exit 2 on Highway 370 to reach Lakeside Park Drive. Turn left on Lakeside Park Drive, and head north to park
entrance.
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Park Rules
CLICK HERE to download a PDF of 370 Lakeside Park Rules.
CATCH AND RELEASE FISHING RULE: Bass, Blue Gill and Channel Catfish are on a Catch-and-Release Rule until further notice.
Review signs at the RV Check-In Station and near the boat ramp for status changes and updates. All other fish may be kept, subject to limitations and restrictions set by City of St. Peters and/or Missouri State Law.
PLEASE NOTE: All persons fishing or launching watercraft must check in at the RV Check-in Station before accessing the water. Fishing and lake usage fees apply. The lake is closed to boating and fishing December-February.
Read the fishing and lake use rules.
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