Welcome to Chesterfield/Wildwood
The St. Louis suburbs, Chesterfield and Wildwood, are bursting with restaurants, shops, biking, and hiking trails. Together they share a comfortable lifestyle and easy living, working to preserve the original character of their communities. Chesterfield can be found west of St. Louis by 25 minutes and was incorporated in 1988. With local businesses, vast selections of restaurants and shopping opportunities, excellent schools and lovely parks, it is a desirable area to live in.
Wildwood combines unique features, rich history, and varied geography. Founded in 1995, it works towards continued growth and development while preserving the city’s unique aesthetic, following the pre-established plan. It is known for its fantastic schools, sense of community, beautiful estate homes, wide green spaces, and one-of-a-kind setting. Found in the west of St. Louis County, it is the biggest city in the county and Missouri’s third largest-sized city.
What to Love
- Beautiful surroundings
- Everything one could want
- Peaceful and quiet with lots to do
- Charming Chesterfield and Wildwood homes for sale to choose from
Local Lifestyle in Chesterfield/Wildwood
Chesterfield residents enjoy a peaceful atmosphere built on traditional values. Charming and sophisticated, the tree-lined streets and stunning estates create an attractive style. Wildwood combines tranquility with inclusivity, making it an ideal location for everyone. Its size contributes to an urban feel, though it retains its quiet, calm vibe. In a setting of magnificent forests, lush green land, bubbling streams, and lovely valleys, the neighborhoods both boast a suburban, affluent lifestyle with welcoming neighbors.
Chesterfield/Wildwood, Dining, Entertainment & Shopping
Featuring a warm ambiance and laid-back atmosphere, Annie Gunn’s Restaurant is built on generosity, tradition, and hospitality. Guests will find fine food and wine in the upscale chophouse, along with unparalleled service. Ruth’s Chris Steak House is best known for its elegant style and buttery beef. The upscale steakhouse opened in 1965, dedicated to giving its customers a great time through warm hospitality and excellent steaks. Chesterfield, MO is home to the largest Ruth’s Chris.
A family-owned restaurant, Fin Japanese Cuisine serves innovative sushi rolls, sake, and other Japanese classics. Opening in 2010, it is a local favorite, known for its delicious fresh food and top-quality ingredients and service. Oishi Sushi and Steakhouse boasts an extensive selection of Japanese specialty dishes, such as rolls and hibachi. With a beautiful dining room and gourmet setting, it has a modern, artistic atmosphere and delicious food.
Big Chief Roadhouse boasts a historic location where guests can sample house-grown, locally sourced, American-style food. All organic since its opening in 1929, the restaurant provides a charming covered patio and two bars. Milk and Honey covers 7,000 feet full of unique home decor, fashion, and gifts, in addition to the beer and wine bar. The boutique is a great place to find one-of-a-kind items, enjoy craft beers and fine wines, or host an event.
Things to Do in Chesterfield/Wildwood
Chesterfield Amphitheater is a beautiful, unique outdoor venue. With a gorgeous design and fantastic acoustics, its excellent 4,000 seats make it an ideal place for medium and small events. It hosts the area’s Open Highway Music Festival, amongst many other concerts and events annually. Babler State Park is a fantastic place to enjoy the outdoors and each other’s company, with a stone gateway for cookouts and hangouts. Boasting campsites, an amphitheater, hiking trails, and equestrian trails, visitors can relax in the outdoors mere minutes from the city.
Featuring a pavilion, education center, and miles of lovely hiking trails, Rockwoods Reservation is a natural oasis in the middle of St. Louis County. The wildlife preserve has a wide variety of animal and plant life, rock formations, caves, and springs for an exciting adventure. Central Park Chesterfield covers 55 acres of beautiful, serene nature. A one-of-a-kind feature of the park is the Awakening statue, a 70-foot-long and 17-foot-high sculpture of a giant bursting out of the ground, made in 1980.
Celebrate Wildwood is an annual festival to celebrate the town’s founding. It is a time of music, art, and culture, with a morning parade of floats, decorated golf carts, and scout troops. Arts and crafts booths sell hand-made gifts, and face painters, balloon artists, bouncy houses, jugglers, pony rides, water slides, and a rock-climbing wall are available.
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