What a huge course, over 7 miles of walking the 27 holes. Nice shot varieties. Decent pads to shoot…read morefrom. Signage could be better. Bathrooms are locked so unusable. Trails are decently taken care of. Will return here for sure.

Awesome little disc golf course in the middle of vineyard in southern Florida. Stopped by here for…read morewine two weeks ago and I noticed the baskets. As we did our wine tasting I asked, and low and behold YES they had a disc golf course for the campers and party goers to enjoy. Grab a bottle of wine and get throwing! Great lay out, 4 stars because the baskets are OLD OLD OLD, need some new baskets. But other then old baskets, the layout is big and fun. Even has a little pond/lake shot for difficulty. Will return here a lot.

Grateful for the tribute to the man who took the time to submit to the state the reasons that this…read moreland along the Indian River Lagoon should be set aside and kept from being rezoned for industrial or commercial use. Went when the wild magnolia trees were blooming along the boardwalk path through the woods. Observation platform with picnic table once you reach the river shore from the park entrance.

This park was formerly named the St. Lucie Village Heritage Park. The name was changed to honor St…read more Lucie Village community leader Donald B. Moore who passed away in 2012. Moore was a veteran of the Coast Guard and Navy and served as the fire chief for the St. Lucie County Fire District. This 78 acre park is believed to be the site of the Russell/ Barker skirmish that led to the 3rd Seminole Indian War. John Barker was a trader who tried to cheat the Seminoles with faulty gun powder and bad alcohol. In 1849 he was walking with his brother in law William Russell when Barker was confronted by four Seminoles. They shot Russell causing the men to run. Barker was caught and stabbed to death Russell and family members of both men were able to escape by boat. The park is located along the Indian River Lagoon. It has a disc golf course, an observation tower and two hiking trails. The northern trail contains interpretive signs explains about the plant life while the southern trail contains historical signs relating to the skirmish and a small homestead, an illegal still, and the turpentine industry in the area. Unfortunately I wasn't able to explore the trails as much as I would have liked due to the heavy mosquito infestation. There are no restroom facilities or water so plan accordingly. The trails are natural ground which are not wheel chair accessible but are easy to hike for most people. Occasionally naturalists will lead hikes here.

So this is a really cool disc golf course! First this course is FREE, and well maintained. The city…read moreand the Debary disc golf club keeps this course in great shape. This park has 2 courses, both courses have 18 holes and 2 baskets per hole. The Alpha course is the more popular course it has long and short tee as well as 2 basket placements. You really can get 4 different rounds from this course. You can see plenty of birds and nature. There are benches, shelters and tables and they recently installed rest rooms and a water filling station. Oh yeah, plenty of trash cans over the course so please don't litter. This is an awesome park and place to play disc golf for free.

This park is wide open and fun. Drawbacks are the rocky road the last 300 yards. Also there is…read moreconstruction going on all around the first course so the holes have been altered. Still a lot of fun. I will go back!

We had a random stop yesterday at this course and it was a nice call…read more We had just got in town and I wanted to hit a local park for a bit and maybe one with a disc course This spot was nearby so the random stop was in effect. It was 5 dollars for entry no discounts. A little steep for a park but it's a city park. Not even city employees or police get a break we were told. A short drive in and we were at the parking lot. There was 2 courses. My daughter hadn't thrown in years so we planned on just practicing a little. There's actually 3+ practice baskets in one area. I've nEver seen that before. After getting some confidence there, we decided to play 2 holes. It was a good time. First hole gave us even more confidence as it was long but down hill and open. A very easy par. 2nd hope we played was short but very uphill. Also a rewarding par. After that we called it a morning. A Great initial viewing of the course, and plan to be back soon.

Nice wide open course with great tree coverage near baskets. Outdoor poto-potties, nice parking,…read moreand cool disc return box. Course is laid out well and baskets are set up nicely. Will return for many more rounds.

I wish they can add something new to the playground and I like the spider under the slideread more

So, we decided to go to this park as a family to hike. We spent 20 minutes looking for the trails,…read morebut we still couldn't find them. We even called the main office, but she said she couldn't contact the supervisor. So even she didn't know where the trails were. I do not recommend this place at all. Do not go here. The only thing you should come here for is frisbee golf, not hiking. Also, if you sit in the pavilion at the end of the road, you will be surrounded by squirrels. I attached some photos of the squirrels. My grandmother is terrified of squirrels. My sister says this park is stupid and that it sucks. I can't believe we even came here. Never go here. THIS PLACE US HORRIBLE, AND ITS A TRAP!!!