The heart of Downtown Chesterfield.

The Park at DTC is the green centerpiece of the region’s boldest transformation — acres of open lawn, gardens, and gathering places where a shopping mall once stood, ringed by the dining, living, and energy of a true downtown.

In the heart of Downtown Chesterfield · Chesterfield, Missouri
The story

Every great downtown is built around a park.

Downtown Chesterfield is reimagining what the center of a community can be. The Park at DTC is where that vision touches the ground — literally.

Where it begins

From mall to gathering place

For fifty years, this ground was Chesterfield Mall. Now it’s becoming something the region has never had: acres of open green space at the center of a true, walkable downtown — a front yard for a community that has been waiting for one.

The idea

Designed for gathering

A looping promenade winds through rolling lawns, native gardens, and shaded groves — connecting an open events lawn built for concerts and festivals, market plazas for pop-ups and farmers markets, and a biergarten where the community can raise a glass together.

Every day

Built for daily life

The park isn’t just for the big moments. It’s for morning coffee walks, lunch breaks in the shade, kids burning off energy after school, and evenings that stretch a little longer than planned. Surrounded on every side by dining, shopping, and living, it’s green space woven into everyday routines.

What’s ahead

Growing with the district

As Downtown Chesterfield rises around it, The Park at DTC will anchor the district — a permanent commitment to open space, community programming, and quality of life at the center of it all.

A first look

See the park take shape.

Concept renderings of The Park at DTC. Designs are in progress and subject to refinement as the project advances.

The heart of downtownAn aerial look at the park at the center of Downtown Chesterfield — lawns, gardens, and looping paths surrounded by the life of the district.
The events lawnOpen green space for concerts, festivals, and community events under the lights of the district.
The biergartenString lights, communal tables, and a cold drink at the edge of the park — the district’s social heart.
Farmers markets & art fairsSeasonal markets, local makers, and art fairs on the park’s plazas and promenade.
Paths & gardensWalking paths, shade trees, and plantings throughout the park.
From above

The park from above.

The latest aerial of Downtown Chesterfield — see the site taking shape at the heart of the district.

What to know

Made for how Chesterfield gathers.

From signature events to everyday moments, the park is planned around the ways the community will actually use it.

Events lawn

A flexible open lawn built for concerts, festivals, and the region’s signature gatherings.

Biergarten

A lively open-air spot for food, drinks, and community — the park’s social heart in every season.

Walking paths

A looping promenade connects the park to shops, restaurants, and residences throughout downtown.

Green space & shade

Mature trees, gardens, and plantings bring real, lasting green space to the center of downtown.

Year-round programming

From summer series to holiday traditions, a calendar of events will keep the park active in every season.

Beyond the park

Connected on foot, by bike, and car.

The Park at DTC sits at the crossroads of one of the region’s best-connected communities. Tap a marker to see how the district ties into the streets around it, then explore what’s within a short walk, ride, or drive.

Downtown Chesterfield district connectivity plan: an aerial site plan showing the central park surrounded by mixed-use blocks, bounded by Chesterfield Parkway, Clarkson Road, and Interstate 64.
The district plan — The Park at DTC at the center of Downtown Chesterfield.

Chesterfield Central Park

Minutes from The Park at DTC
7-acre open lawn with a paved loop trail around Central Park Lake.
$1.45M inclusive playground with double ziplines, sensory play, and musical instruments.
Chesterfield Creek stream walk featuring waterfalls, sculptures, and a butterfly garden.
Chesterfield Amphitheater — home of the free summer concert series.
Aquatic center for warm-weather swimming and family fun.
Veterans Honor Park honoring those who served.

More parks, a short ride away

Explore all around Chesterfield
Faust Park — historic village, Butterfly House, antique carousel, herb gardens, and fairy trail.
Eberwein Park — dog park, community garden, prairie wildflowers, fishing dock, and shuffleboard.
Logan Park — pickleball courts, modern playground, and a creek-side paved path.
River’s Edge Park — 1.65-mile flat loop, boardwalks, and a short path over the levee to the Missouri River.

Monarch-Chesterfield Levee Trail

Your link to the Katy Trail & beyond
Long paved trail connecting directly to the Katy Trail.
Bike across the state — pick up one of America’s great rail trails right from Chesterfield.
Safe riding that keeps cyclists off busy roads.
Lake paths — two .75-mile paved loops just north of the district.

Gyms & fitness

Stay active year-round
Chesterfield Family YMCA — full facility for all ages with pools, a fitness center, gyms, classes, youth programs, and aquatics.
Jewish Community Center (JCC) — fitness, pools, sports courts, and community programs.

Getting around

Central to the whole region
St. Louis County Library — Samuel C. Sachs Branch, right next door.
Easy highway access at Interstate 64 and Clarkson Road.
St. Charles · 15 min Clayton · 20 min STL Airport · 20 min Downtown STL · 25 min
Learn more

Follow the park from blueprint to grand opening.

Downtown Chesterfield is one of the region’s most ambitious transformations, and The Park at DTC is at the center of it. Sign up for updates to get construction milestones, new renderings, event announcements, and behind-the-scenes looks as the vision becomes real.

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© 2026 The Staenberg Group. All renderings are conceptual and subject to change.