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Parks and Recreation
The City of Sikeston has a total of 16 parks, 8 trails, including the Cottonbelt Trail, and the Clinton Building in our park system, which is supervised by a Parks and Recreation Director and a 9-member advisory Park Board. Maintenance is provided by a 4-person Park Division under the direct supervision of a Parks Maintenance Supervisor. Recreation programming is organized and facilitated by a Recreation Coordinator.
Several of our parks have picnic shelters/pavilions that are available to reserve for special events such as family reunions, company gatherings and church picnics. Legion Park is also located Downtown and has a bandstand near our newest splashpad. Lincoln Park is the home to our newest splashpad and has several pavilions adjacent to rent. Splashpads cannot be reserved for private use but the pavilions and shelters near them are available to rent. To make a park reservation, please visit our Reservation Website, as all rentals are now made online.
There is a fee for picnic shelter reservations for the Recreation Complex, Rotary Park, Lincoln Park, Legion Park, and the bandstand at Malone Park. Fees are $10 for up to 4 hours.
The Clinton Building is our Community Services Building donated by Ray and Dorothy Clinton in May of 2002. There are three rental size options, with the largest option having a seating capacity of 230 people. You can see all pricing, available dates, photos, rental agreements, etc. on our Reservation Website, as all rentals are now made online only.
**IMPORTANT**
All park shelter/pavilion rentals, Clinton Building rentals and Recreation Program registrations are now done exclusively online. Please visit our Reservation Website for information regarding all of these listings. You may click on the word Reservation Website or copy and paste this link into your web browser: www.bookeo.com/sikestonparksandrec 
Director of Parks and Recreation
Recreation Coordinator
Abbi Lindsey
Clinton Building
501 Campanella Drive
Sikeston, MO 63801
(573) 475-3723
Email: alindsey@sikeston.org
Maintenance Supervisor
Matt Patterson
501 Campanella Drive
Sikeston, MO 63801
(573) 475-3736
Email: mpatterson@sikeston.org
Parks or Clinton Building Reservation Information:
Abbi Lindsey
Clinton Building
501 Campanella Drive
Sikeston, MO 63801
(573) 475-3725
Email: alindsey@sikeston.org
WALKING TRAILS/TRACKS
Sikeston has several walking trails and tracks located throughout the city. Click here for the complete list along with their length in miles.
NEW: RAIL-TO-TRAIL FINAL DRAWINGS FOR THE CITY OF SIKESTON
The City of Sikeston created a master plan for a recreational trail on the former Union Pacific rail corridor along Malone Avenue. The master plan shows the proposed trail location, connections to other trails and destinations, safety features, traffic control, and other important considerations. Click here to look over the final drawings. If you have any questions, please contact City Manager J.D. Douglass at 471-2512.
| CITY PARKS |
Armory Park
Located behind the National Guard Armory, 1.26 acre park is bounded by Matthews St. on the north, Maple St. on the east, and Kathleen St. on the south. top of page
- Playground
- Picnic Tables
- Benches
Central Park
This 3.77 acre park is located at the northwest corner of Edmondson and Prairie Streets. 
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- Playgrounds
- Picnic Tables/Seating
- BBQ Pits
- Picnic Shelter
Clayton Park
This 3.3 acre park is located on Butler Ave. at Dempster and Carroll Streets. top of page
- Playground
- Picnic Tables/Seating
- BBQ Pits
- Picnic Shelter
Dudley Park
This 6.37 acre facility is located just off Applegate St. 
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- Playground
- Restrooms
- Picnic Tables/Seating
- BBQ Pits
- Picnic Shelters
- Basketball Court
Legion Park
This small shaded park in downtown Sikeston, between E. Front St. and Malone Ave. top of page
- Picnic Tables/Seating
- Veteran's Monument
- Drinking Fountain
- Bandstand/Pavilion
- Interactive Fountain NEW!
Lincoln Memorial Park
The City’s newest park, this is 11 acres located at the northeast corner of W. North St. and Petty Ave.
Construction of the park was funded with a grant to the LCRA from the federal Neighborhood Stabilization Program. top of page
- Walking Trail
- Playground
- Restrooms
- Picnic Tables/Seating
- BBQ Pits
- Picnic Shelter
- Basketball Court
- Splash Pad NEW!
Malone Park
The City's oldest park, this 2.34 acre park is bounded by Scott and Stoddard Streets on the east and west, and North and Center Streets on the north and south. top of page
- Playground
- Picnic Tables/Seating
- Bandstand/Pavilion
Mary Lou Montgomery Park
This City park is located on 5 acres on Illinois Ave. south of Fire Station #3 was donated by the Joel
Montgomery family and named after his late wife.
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- Walking Trail
- Playground
- Restrooms
- Picnic Tables/Seating
- BBQ Pits
- Picnic Shelter
Norton Park
Norton Park, dedicated to Daniel S. Norton, is the beautifully landscaped pocket park located between City Hall and the SW Bell Central Office. It is a site formerly occupied by the Rex Theater before being razed. top of page
R.S. Matthews Park / C.P. Wing Lake
R.S. Matthews Park is a 26-acre tract at the east end of Col. George Day Parkway, which was donated to
the City by Scott Matthews and his sister Elizabeth Brunt. top of page
- Walking Trail
- Fishing with Boat Ramp (no gas motors allowed)
- Playground
- Restrooms
- Picnic Tables/Seating
- BBQ Pits
- Picnic Shelter
Multi-Use Trail (Recreation Complex/Veterans' Park)
This multi-use trail offers walkers, runners, and cyclists over 1.5 miles of paved surface 10 feet wide from the north end of the Recreation Complex near the Ingram Road entrance to the park to the south parking lot in Veterans' Park, with a half-mile loop in the middle around the lake. The trail has marker signs each quarter mile for users beginning at the very north end in the Complex or the very south end in Veterans' Park. top of page
North End Park
This .59 acre triangular patch of ground a the north end of Hawthorn Drive offers neighborhood walkers a shady respite on park benches. top of page
- Picnic Tables/Seating
Recreation Complex
The City's most complete outdoor recreational facility, this is a 196-acre tract located between the airport and North Ingram Rd. top of page
- Skate Park
- Walking Trail
- Bike Trail
- Horseshoe Pits
- Cornhole
- Volleyball Courts
- Fishing
- Playgrounds
- Restrooms
- Baseball Fields
- Softball Fields
- Tennis Courts
- Picnic Tables/Seating
- BBQ Pits
- Picnic Shelters
- Basketball Courts
- Soccer Fields
- Football Fields
- Pickleball Courts NEW!
Roberta Rowe / West-End Park
Stretched over 7.82 acres, this park is located at the south ends of Alabama St. and Sunset Dr.
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- Walking Trail
- Playground
- Restrooms
- Ball Fields
- Picnic Tables/Seating
- BBQ Pits
- Drinking Fountain
- Picnic Shelter
- Basketball Court
Rotary Park
This 11.5 acre park at the north end of Industrial Drive is the City's most popular spot for family reunions,
church picnics, and company picnics. top of page
- Walking Trail
- Horseshoe Pits
- Volleyball Court
- Fishing
- Playgrounds
- Restrooms
- Ball Field
- Drinking Fountains
- Picnic Tables/Seating
- BBQ Pits
- Picnic Shelters
Veterans Park
A 4.8 acre park, this facility was constructed and is maintained through the efforts of a volunteer Veterans'
Park Committee. It is dedicated to area veterans, featuring a large, lighted granite monument and flag display. top of page
- Picnic Tables/Seating
- BBQ Pits
- Picnic Shelter
- Historic Marker
- M-60 battle tank, an F4 Phantom jet, a 105mm Howitzer from WWII, a U.S. Navy 1955 Sioux Helicopter, a World War II destroyer anchor, and a monument erected in honor of the Army National Guard soldiers of Charlie Company, 1140th Engineer Battalion for service in Iraq.
VFW Memorial Stadium
This lighted baseball facility sits on 7.14 acres just off Malone Ave. at Mitchell St. top of page
- Ball Field
- Bleachers
- Batting Cage, Press Box, Lighted Scoreboard
- Concesson Stand
- Restrooms
- Picnic Tables/Seating
