Perhaps the best course I've played. What a great job they did. They didn't take any shortcuts at…read moreall on this course. PROS: Easy to navigate. Excellent signage. Nice baskets. Variety of terrain. Elevation changes. Optional water holes. Awesome pro shop. Driving range. 2-3 tees per hole. 3 baskets per hole and they are all in every time (not just moved around like most courses.) Rakes to get your disc out of water areas and deeper mud spots. Nice protective wooden fences in danger holes. Cement tee boxes. Garbages on a lot of holes. Benches to rest on many holes. CONS: Muddy on some holes. $5. Don't get disc out on water holes. Not many cons. Great course.

Place is built on a swamp, small amount of rain and the course is soaked. Mosquitoes every were…read more They spray a smog, which is not good for bees and other wild life. Ill stay clear of this place and go to places that aren't built on a swamp and free

Awesome area for a walk alongside Lake Michigan. Free parking, picnic tables and indoor bathrooms…read moreare available for use. Nice sandy beach but you are a brave soul to go into the lake unless it's crazy hot, chilly water! Nice walk out to the lighthouse and views of the city from the shoreline. Worth the stop.

A small, lakeside park just north of the marina. there is an ample parking lot and a very nice…read morebathroom facility at the north end. A couple of picnic spots and a small but nice beach area. The real attraction here is the walk on the north Manitowoc jetty. On your way to the lighthouse you will come upon a water impoundment that can be rife with shore birds. A little further on is the Paws and Play dog park. Beyond is the walk to the lighthouse. If it is windy and the surf is up you might skip the lighthouse walk because you'll get wet or worse. All in all a nice area to spend a couple of hours. Bring your binoculars and snacks. On a sunny day this can be a great day in the making. On a cold, rainy day, not so much. People in Manitowoc are usually friendly. Take the time to chat, you might make a new friend.

The biggest beach in Manitowoc. But the sand is kind of funky and the beach is between the waste…read morewater treatment plant to the north and the power plant to the south. There is no life guard and there can be rip tides at certain times. It's a sunny beach you'll share with gulls, terns and other shorebirds. I've seen people surf casting here. No bathrooms or any other facilities. Ample parking and it's open 24 hours.

Excellent 36 hole course, a gem in the area. Certainly replay worthy. Variety of terrain,…read moreelevation, distance, and difficulty. Pros: 2-3 tee boxes per hole. Rotating basket placements, looks like 2-3 per hole. Well maintained. Lighthouse hole and top of the world are awesome. Cement tee boxes. Mach X baskets. 36 holes very spread out. Relatively easy to navigate due to signage. Cons: A couple holes are muddy. Some signage is misleading. Par on a couple holes is screwy. Water hazards come into play on a few holes (can also be a pro). I lost a disc in Lake Michigan on the lighthouse hole while goofing around :/

My favorite course in the area! Very well maintained and even the place for a professional disc…read moregolf tournament. Can be busy at times since it's such a popular site. The famous lighthouse hole is one of my favorites and there are plenty more fun and interesting holes to play. Be prepared to look for your discs if you go off of the fairway. All in all a great course for advanced players especially. Has the nice mix of challenge and fun.

Jeff and Renee are fantastic people. Jeff did a great job teaching me the correct skills and…read moregetting rid of my bad habits. I had him set me up with a set of new pings and they work great for me. I will definitely be back for a refresher when visiting again next summer.

Solid consistent Instructor. Really nice people who remember their clients and will help clients…read moremake decisions based on what is best- not what is most expensive. They do not waste your time like some other places.

Great experience with Cool City Charters out of Two Rivers. We spent 3 hours on Lake Michigan and…read morecaught plenty of fish. The guide was knowledgeable, calm, and clearly experienced. Everything ran smoothly, and it made for a really enjoyable morning on the water. On another note these folks support some really great local charities that benefit families of children with pediatric cancer in NE Wisconsin. Proud to support this great business and hope to be back as soon as we run out of filets!

I've fished with Cool City for several years now. My friends and I look forward to our excursions…read moreand are never disappointed. While all the boats around us are getting skunked, Captain Eric is hooking 'em. He's always patient and seems to know what the fish are thinking. Strongly recommended (but don't take our slot)!

I visited this lovely conservancy area for a quick visit when I was in the Green Bay / De Pere…read morearea. Osprey Point is 80 acres, and it a beautiful place to wander around. But be smarter than me and put on bug spray! I got so many mosquito bites during my short stay. Granted, I visited right after it rained, so all of the little bug were out and looking for fresh blood. Along with mosquitos, I also saw wild turkeys! I was surprised and delighted to see them in the brush, but apparently wild turkeys are common around this area. I've never seen one in the wild, though! So to me, it was kind of cool. There's also an osprey nest on the grounds somewhere, but I never saw it. There are two ponds here, where you can go fishing, if you wish. If you don't wish to fish, you can feed the fish if you have a quarter: There's a fish food dispenser by the pond. Osprey Point is a nice little park to walk around and see some Wisconsin nature. It's definitely worth a visit if you're in the area.

It's a very lovely place to walk. Good amount of circular trails so you don't have to go out and…read moreback. However, please note this is not a dog friendly park it is posted no pets. And they watch you!

This park has obviously undergone some renovation. It has a nice playground for the kiddos and 3…read moredocks to fish from, one of which is a boat launch. The lake has been stocked with fish. The signs tell about the history of how the lake went from a prime fishing spot in the early 1900s to a dead lake in the 50s. The story of how it was restored to a clean, healthy lake is inspiring. I enjoy fishing here. It is a great place for a weekend picnic.

This park is a hidden little gem just west of Manitowoc. The lake used to be pretty polluted; but…read moreefforts have been made to remediate this. Now a days the lake is much cleaner. The lake is about 55 acres surrounded by 12 acres of woods and riparian habitat. This is a nice place for fishing and wildlife observation. There seems to always be yellow-rumped warblers in the wooded area. This is a quiet lake as no gasoline motors are allowed. Canoes, kayaks and paddle boards are the way to go. Efforts have been made to reduce trash fish in the lake. You can look forward to catching bass, pike, bluegills and perch. There is no size limit; and you can catch 10 fish a day. If your idea of boating is to go fast and make a lot of noise, this lake is not for you. However, if you want to quietly paddle out and catch your supper this is a fine place to do so. There are bathrooms and a rotunda for a rainy day picnic. There is a small pier for offshore fishing and a small boat ramp. If you are driving around with a canoe on your roof and a fishing pole, it would behoove you to stop here for a couple hours of quiet outdoor pleasure