This is definitely a place for its regulars, but the staff will welcome anyone! They make a great…read moreburger and offer Emil's pizzas:). If you shake dice, you can always get a game. There is a beautiful park across the street that has an amazing 36 hole disc golf course-- this is the place to stop for a cold one after hole 3.

This park is a great place to walk or fish and they should add some new things it would make the…read morepark a lot better but I've been going to silver creek for awhile and it's an amazing park

The people of Manitowoc are fortunate to have many fine parks in the city. Silver Creek Park is no…read moreexception. There is a very nice disc golf course that meanders through the woods. The lighthouse hole is the hole from hell. If you overshoot the net, your frisbee could easily end up in the lake. I have fond memories of this park from when I was a kid. We used to go to the south end of the park and shoot our 22 rifles. But this is a different age, don't try to do that these days. Silver Creek has the best beaches in Manitowoc. It has areas that are wild enough to do some serious birding. I find it a bit amusing that people have stopped playing disc golf. They are now obsessed with Pokemon Go, so the park is very quiet these days. But today I picked up a bag of trash. Apparently "Swinus Americanus" (my name for litter bugs) are still present there. Red Bull cans, and broken bottles on the beach. It always mystifies me why "people" trash out places of beauty; and what kind of knuckledragger breaks glass on a beach? All that aside, this is a premier park. It is a wonderful place to spend a few peaceful hours. It is surprisingly unused, or, at least, underused. Take a picnic, lay out on the beach and, if you're brave enough, swim in the lake (brrr!). Did I mention that I saw a hooded merganser today where Silver Creek meets Lake Michigan...nice.

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

Always pretty and peaceful, great place to walk the dog. But go with a partner because there are…read moreoften very sketchy looking people sitting in their cars and it often feels unsafe.

This is my favorite disc golf course within a 30 minute radius of Green Bay. I love the length,…read moreelevations changes, variety of terrain, tee boxes, water, beauty, maintenance, signage. It seems the one in Kaukauna ranks higher than this course, but I strongly feel this one is my personal favorite. I have not checked out the rest of the park, so this mainly is for the disc golf course.

A really nice county park, albeit a little primitive. A nice place to hike, bird watch and just…read morecommune with nature. The Manitowoc River runs through it. As it is downstream from the Clark Mill dam, the river here is mostly rapids. The total area of this scenic park is 84 acres. The park itself is divided into two distinct landscape areas: an upland area on which most of the development has occurred and a lower area along the river, which will generally remain in its natural state. The river yields trout fishing; but catch and release. I've hunted for morels in the spring. It's been partially ruined with a Frisbee golf course, which no one ever seems to use. There are two bathrooms (more like glorified outhouses) near the main parking lot. I'm not optimistic that Yelp will list this nice park due to past experiences with my first to reviews. Try to find my review of the English Lake County park; but I'm hopeful. It's about 8 miles west of Manitowoc off of Highway JJ. If you are looking for a nice quiet place to fish, hike or forage, it would behoove you to check this place out.

It's a nice park. It's a close walk from the lake. There's basketball courts, pavilions, bathrooms,…read morea playground, and of course, disc golf. Every Monday in the summer, there's also food trucks.

There are better parks nearby. Like the new one by the quarry. You should go there instead. Frisbee…read moregolf is fun. 3 stars

This is a kids friendly and free option for when looking for something to do in Green Bay! It's a…read morenice course for beginners, has little to none obstacles, and is only 9 holes. As far as course maintenance, it's well maintained. However, I think it would be nice if the tee pads would get updated.

Sort of a short course. All open holes with very little obstacles besides a few trees here and…read morethere. Nice for beginners or for learning new discs. All in all a fun course. Can be busy at times but usually pretty open!

Beautiful Park! Note Appleton has a very nice dog park off Northland and 41 with area also one in…read moreKaukauna.

Nice park. Trees, green grass, walking path, Frisbee golf, picnic tables, grills, shelter…read more Unfortunately, no dogs allowed = 0 stars.

On a cool overcast Friday afternoon my faithful co-explorer and I arrived at Tendrick Nature Park…read moreready to explore the area. Location 3919 Co Hwy O, Saukville, WI 53080 Size 122 acres. Description Prairie/Wetland. When you enter, you are greeted by vast rolling hills of greenery. A cute little Gazebo sits at the entrance to the hiking area. A pond it directly in front of the path. We began meandering our why through. Once you get a little farther on the trail you come upon a huge hill filled to the brim with wildflowers. Every color you can imagine. Flanked on the west side are lush trees. Tons of biodiversity. We continued on to the boardwalk area. It takes you through the swamp which is actually very beautiful. It's like a painting. Alas, my faithful co-explorer, Vixen did not understand that swamps were not solid ground and plunged herself into it. The remainder of the walk was free of her shenanigans. The paths are easy to follow and walk. I could spend hours here, just appreciating all the beauty. Be Aware Had a touch of trouble finding the place. The park is split up into two sites and it's difficult to make out on the maps. The first park has archery and kayak/canoe launch and no trails for walking that I could see. I circled the park three times before I left and was able to locate the second park a bit up the road on the opposite side as the first site. Also, they describe the walking paths as a boardwalk. Yes, there is a boardwalk in the deepest parts of the swamp, however, getting to the boardwalk you will need to transverse very wet, soggy ground. I would highly recommend waterproofing your shoes if you don't want sopping wet feet. The actual path was a bit difficult to find. It isn't marked. So you start following a concrete path that leads you around a small pond. After wandering around I detoured off the concrete path to the east towards what looked like it might be a trail. Bingo. Dog Friendly? Yep, Vixen was with me leading the charge! Please keep dogs on a leash. This is not a dog park. Points of Interest My main reason for going is to enjoy all the flora. While there we found Coneflowers, Black Eyed Susans, Bergamot, Milk Vetch, Highbush Cranberries, False Sunflowers, Turtlehead flowers, Jewelweed, Partridge Pea and a HUGE old Oak. Additionally, this park has disc golf, volleyball, archery, and a canoe launch. Vixens Thoughts Two paws up. Swamps are confusing. I didn't like it. The rest of the walk was A-OK. Lots of sniffs. Only one Gila Monster. (She's a big ole chicken, she thinks frogs are Gila Monsters to be fearful of.