Scott A. Lewis Park
You can find Scott A. Lewis Park within the Miralago Subdivision off Mid Rivers Mall Drive at
1000 Scott A. Lewis Lane.
Scott A. Lewis Park is Cottleville’s newest addition to our Parks system. This park is named after the former long term Chief of Police/City Administrator who was later elected St. Charles County Sheriff. Sheriff Lewis continues to serve as Cottleville’s City Historian. This is a 65 acre park with a playground, pavilions, restroom, boat ramp and two lakes. Buchheit lake is 18 acres. The total area of both lakes is 22.5 acres. Kayak and stand up paddle board rentals are available to be used on Buchheit Lake. Rentals are through Rent.Fun app. Please see their instructions for use. Missouri fishing regulations apply, netting fish is not permitted at the lakes and they are limited to electric boat motors.
You can find Scott A. Lewis Park within the Miralago Subdivision off Mid Rivers Mall Drive at
1000 Scott A. Lewis Lane.
https://www.rent.fun/cottleville-mo
For rental issues or customer service needs, use the app or contact support at:
386-200-1385
[email protected]
Playgrounds
Designed for children from 2 to 12 years of age, the Playground is located near the amphitheater and Pavilion A in Legacy Park. Let your children climb, swing, slide and whirl on our many different pieces. Soft rubber flooring is in place to help with keeping your child safe.
Legacy Park added a second playground in 2018, near Pavilion C off Cottleville Parkway. This playground is designed for ages 6-12 year olds.
Buchheit Lake
Stroll the 8′ wide paved trail in Scott A. Lewis Park for a scenic view of Buchheit Lake. The lake is named after Don Buchheit; a longtime Cottleville resident and business owner, who served Cottleville for 30+ years as Alderman in Ward 2.
Pavilion 1
The Park is home to Pavilion 1 which houses approximately 60 guests. Pavilion 1 also offers a playground, electricity, large bar-b-que grill, trash cans, bathrooms, adjacent parking, a paved walking trail, and boat ramp for water sports such as canoeing, kayaking and long boarding.
Boat Ramp
The boat ramp at Scott A. Lewis park provides access to Buchheit Lake for fishing, and small boats such as; kayaks, paddle boats, canoes, long boards, etc. No gas motors are allowed, electric motors only.
