Lucier Park

Lucier Park, officially named Phillip Lucier Park, is a neighborhood park located at the intersection of Hamilton and Westminster in the Skinker-DeBaliviere neighborhood of St. Louis, Missouri. The park covers an area of 2.97 acres, contributing to the city's total park space of 2,956 acres.

Established in 1980, the park is named after Phillip Lucier, who was the president of Continental Telephone Corp. The park's location makes it somewhat challenging to find due to the neighborhood's complex layout of dead ends and one-way streets.

Lucier Park features a small playground and a football field complete with two field goals. The park is situated near the Hamilton School, which is still in active use, providing a potential opportunity for outdoor learning and educational activities.

The park's terrain includes open spaces suitable for various recreational activities. Its location within a residential area makes it a convenient green space for local residents.