My boyfriend REALLY wanted to go here and for me it's just a walk outside so I came along. Courses…read morewere very well kept! They even have a place that sells beer in the course. What else could you want!!! I know he complain about a lot of water/mud traps so be prepared to potentially lose a disc or go swimming for it.

BRP is as close as you can get to disc golf heaven in the state of MN. It is at least a half hour…read moredrive from Minneapolis, but well worth it if you are willing to make a day out of it. This 27 hole course is located on a 40 acre property which doubles as a sod farm. The course is open 365 days a year, and costs $5 for a day pass. Beginners will find it somewhat difficult, but not terribly punishing. There is a pro shop where you can buy almost any disc you can imagine, and there is even a concession stand on the 16th hole where you can buy beer, soda, or snacks. The course is gorgeous, well-manicured, and they are constantly tweaking it and making improvements. Hole 4 (the signature hole) is the most beautiful yet frustrating hole I have ever encountered. You have to see it to believe it. I would play here every day if I lived closer.

I recently started disc golfing this summer and stopped by this park only knowing of it through a…read moredisc golfing app. Such an awesome park and favorite go to for tossing a disc. Technical too with a variety of tee and basket locations. Highly recommend this park for disc golfing

A Blaine city park, aka "Garbage Hill Park" (although no sledding is allowed now). This park…read moreoffers: a frisbee course, paved walking trails, fishing dock on the little lake, covered picnic tables. Lots of dog walkers-and lots of patrons who pick up after their dogs!

Disc disc golf course is on the grounds of the Menomonie middle school. The course essentially…read morefollows the border of the middle school property but does croas it at times as well. I think this golf is fun but I'm certainly not very good at it. Therefore I found this course to be challenging. Several of the holes are in the woods and my wife Lost two discs in the woods due to her not so accurate throw in style. It's 18 holes. It's a decent little walk.

Park isn't clean. People bring tables all over the place, the people don't help us for service or…read morewhatever. I

Nice layout. Great small course. Take a photo before starting out, as the next hole direction is…read morenot well laid out. Would play again.

The lower park area and the boat launch area are both really nice, but the actual trail is…read moreseemingly nonexistent guesswork and really dangerous - typically being an inch or two from a near-sheer cliff into the water. Worse, the path isn't cleared by anyone (i.e. forestry or park services) and so you can't actually see the path and it's complete guess work on extremely slippery leaves before it just disappears entirely and you're left with no idea where is safe to go. Pretty disappointed after looking forward to trying to go to the peak of this big hill for a romantic little hike. Also kind of gross and weird you have to pass through a toilet paper factory to get here? There is such a dissonance between a factory and hiking up a woody hill that it just makes it feel weird. The two stars are because I'd love to give 5 stars to both the boat launch and the park areas if they were listed by themselves. Without those included this is just a 0 for me.

The base of Mt. Simon is a blast! I always came here to go frolfing and they have a nice, medium…read moredifficulty range, with 9 holes in total. There's usually a decent amount of people playing, but the park itself is really well kept. There are several volleyball nets, a boat landing, and even a few pavilions set up for patrons. Some of my best summer days were spent here frolfing and just meeting new people who all share a love of the sport.

This is an amazing Disc Golf Course for beginners…read more I have gone here two times over the last month with a bunch of friends and it has always been great. The holes are pretty good distances, well kept, and very scenic. The course is crowded usually, but not in an unbearable way at all. It is one of the harder courses to lose a disc at, except for the 13th hole (the last one). Just be careful to stay to the right so you don't end up in the river!

This is a great park. It has two different parking areas that I have never seen completely full but…read moreif they would be there is also street parking. It has a nice walking path around the park, there is a disk golf course, baseball fields, and off leash dog areas. I especially like there is separate small dog and large dog off leash areas. There are also areas to picnic at with charcoal grills but you have to bring your own charcoal . Definitely worth going checking out.

Nice neighborhood park , great for dog walking and if you play disc golf this is the spot to go…read more They also have dog park in the back area

Very nice park. Variety of entertainment for kids, as an adult love the musical parts of it...read more

Looked like an open course but the placement of baskets makes this a very fun course to play. Good…read morejob on layout of course! Several long with great technical shots.

A very cute park off the beaten track. If it wasn't for my son's baseball game I would never have…read morefound this awesome park. They have a great playground, a huge covered picnic area, 2 baseball fields. Parking can be a hinderance if there are a lot of organized sports going on otherwise parking shouldn't be an issue. Bathrooms are currently closed for the season but there is a port a potty and they should reopen when summer starts.

Excellent community park location with ice skating in the winter, basketball, pavilion, playground…read moreand disc golf course. There is a great little walking trail in the wooded area also. I try to incorporate this into my walking/ hiking time as it is just peaceful and nice trees and wildlife.