American Legion Park

American Legion Park, located in Columbia, Missouri, spans 17 acres and serves as a community-focused recreational area. It is notable for housing Columbia's only archery range, catering to archery enthusiasts of all skill levels. The park features two lighted baseball fields, which accommodate both baseball and softball games, and provide a space for sports enthusiasts to practice and compete.

A fishing pond within the park offers a serene spot for fishing and relaxation. Additionally, the park is equipped with a playground for children, ensuring that families have access to safe and fun activities. For picnics, there are two non-reservable picnic shelters available, making it an ideal location for spontaneous outdoor gatherings. Visitors will also appreciate the presence of concession stands and restrooms for convenience.

The park operates daily from 6 a.m. to 11 p.m., with fishing permitted from 4:30 a.m. to 11 p.m. Its history ties closely to the American Legion Herbert Williams Post 202, which originally leased and later donated part of the property to the city. Over the years, American Legion Park has seen various improvements, making it a well-maintained and cherished part of the Columbia community.