Went today, door was locked and there was a sign on the door that read "I'm next door". So I went…read morenext door to the convenience store and waited in line. When he asked if he could help me I said, yes the sign next door said you were here. "What do you need?" he asked, I wanted to look at the disc golf discs I answered. "Can you be quick?" he asked. I said no, I didn't want to feel rushed, never mind then and I left. I had cash in pocket and had never been there before. I work retail too and I don't like to rush people, you never know what they are going to buy. Guess I'll just buy discs online like a lot of people do. And businesses wonder why they fail. If you are a brick and mortar store the greatest asset you have is customer service, I didn't feel like I got it here today.

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Really enjoyed heading out to Cold Brook for a spontaneous afternoon beach getaway!…read more A few things to cover here... For a small 5$ vehicle entry fee you get beach access on Portage Lake , a disc golf course, hiking trails, a small boat launch/fishing dock, playgrounds, volleyball/softball, and picnic shelters! Not too bad, ay? Stay the day, the night, or the week- campgrounds are present! The park is pet friendly, minus the beach. Unfortunately, fido will have to keep his paws off the sand. Also, no alcohol is allowed on the beach. All in all, I'm would gladly go back here any warm sunny day of the week.

This was the worse campground I've ever stayed at. The bathrooms were too dirty to use, only one…read moreshower and it was too nasty to use. I watched two dogs jump out of their little fence and try to attack a woman and her dog, these dogs had been aggressive for days and the dog's owner only got a warning. If a young man hadn't have jumped to the rescue, they could have seriously harmed this poor lady and her dog. These same campers also had their older children on their site fist fighting and cussing each other out, still nothing was done. There were no trashcans to throw away trash or doggie bags. It was the absolute most stressful campground I've ever been to. Will never go back!!!

A super gem of a park located behind the Oshtemo Township building & library. I was looking for…read morethe Lillian Anderson Arboretum and missed their drive and ended up following the sign for the Oshtemo Township Park. Boy, did we make the right turn! The park has 70 acres that includes tennis courts, playground, disc golf, pavilions, and walking trails. Even though the trails were snow covered, they were easy to follow. There are a lot of signs to make sure you know where you are. The forested area of the park is beautiful with rolling hills and as an added bonus you can connect to the Lillian Anderson Arboretum trails. I'm so glad we spent a few hours on a chilly Sunday exploring this beautiful area just west of Kalamazoo.

This is really great place！！We had picnic,hiked and disk golf！！…read moreunfortunately, we couldn't across the bridge for yestea's raining.

This place is not closed. Four of us just had a ton of fun playing, and there were a lot of others…read moreout, too. There is a delightful, challenging variety of hole types. Many long holes, a bunch of tight shots through the woods, a few makeable drives, and a couple nice wide open bombers. This course is quite difficult, but it's beautiful and enjoyable. We will definitely be back!

There are some LOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO (you get the picture) OOOOOONG holes here, and some…read moreshorties, too. Much of the first half of the course is wooded and hilly, which presents its own challenges, while the back half is much more wide open and sunny, but provides challenges of its own with some epically long holes. This place holds the distinction of being the only local course where I haven't yet lost a disc (knock on wood for me please), and because it's a little outside of town it's a bit less busy than some of the other popular spots locally (Oshtemo and Cold Brook in particular). It doesn't have water hazards like some of the local courses, despite being next to a lake (none of the holes abuts the lake at Robert Morris Park).

Hands down the best course in Michigan, maybe anywhere. This course will challenge even the best of…read moreplayers and force you to throw every shot you know (and maybe some you don't!). Tons of elevation, changing environments including 4 holes where water comes into play. Tight wooded fairways and wide open holes to throw bombs. This course is beautiful in every way. WARNING: This is a PRIVATE COURSE. And you do need an invite to play.

This mid-range disc golf course is tucked away behind Campus Court…read more Pros: -It's mid-range and packed with trees, while the holes are shorter, the terrain requires accuracy over power. -Plenty of shot variety; forehand holes, backhand holes, the gangs all here. -Course itself kept in decent condition, although some people leave garbage behind -Pseudo bragging rights... You may actually ace something here Cons: - It's mid-range and packed with trees, sometimes, you just want to whip it, yuh savvy? - The course is mostly dirt and pond-y, tends to get a little messy after the rain - College crowd hot spot, be weary of hammocks in all of the wrong places, prolonged pow-wows, and those pesky multiple disc throwing types

I don't play disc golf, but I like the idea of parks just having a bunch of disc golfing places?…read morefields? greens? scattered throughout the park! Disc golf, to me, is like the putt putt of the skies, except you have to go somewhere specific for putt putt and I like that disc golf is available at this park & just generally at random parks throughout! It was super vibey seeing families playing disc golf as my friend & I hiked throughout the park. The park is beautiful and so scenic in the fall & our dogs loved crunching through the leaves! They got to take a nice water break along Grand River, which was perfect too! Also, I'm not sure if Fitzgerald Park includes The Ledges trail, but I'm including my review of The Ledges here anyways because I couldn't find a separate Yelp page for it! I love that the park is connected to the trail! The trail is beautiful and a lovely hike too! On one side of you is Grand River, on the other is a bunch of gorgeous and unique sedimentary rocks! And occasionally above you is a bridge! The trail isn't ideally wide enough for social distancing, so it's a bit difficult as people walking towards you are crossing paths. It's also a bit frustrating seeing all these people climbing on the rocks, when there's clearly a sign at both ends of the trail that says NOT to climb on them because they'll get eroded!! Other than that, it's a wonderful trail to hike, and if you start from Fitzgerald Park, you can walk to the downtown Grand Ledge area, where there's a fun little island park restored in the middle of the river that you can loop around at to head back down The Ledges trail back to Fitzgerald Park! It was a lovely afternoon hike through the park, trail, and island park all in all! :)

This is a nice , spacious park with a walking trial with a river running through it, a mini…read morewaterfall, soccer field, play ground... I enjoyed my time here. I would love to come back.

This is a nice large park with a playground, events building, and apparently a disc golf course…read more There is also a covered wooden bridge that I ended up driving over because I got turned around and couldn't find the park entrance at first. I went to watch a 5K run at this park and it was a lovely time for me (for the friends running, not as much, especially with a big hill right at the end of the course). The leaves were changing colors and the weather was perfect. Our friends' kids had fun playing on the playground, which seemed modern and updated. There was plenty of parking nearby as well as a parking lot right by the events building. I'd love to come back again in the future to walk the trails!

This is the place you go out of your way to take your wife when she's having a bad day so she can…read more"Ohhh!" and "Ahhh!" over, relax and feel the romance. Christmas Day 2018, we were visiting from Hawai'i and the dusting of snow, few other people, serenity and peace were perfect to relax and relieve stress after a large family gathering.

Great little park to go walk the trails. There are huge hills that make great sledding adventures…read morein the winter. They have a few playgrounds and picnic area for your enjoyment pleasure.

Ive taken the kids here for hiking too many times to count. We have seen deer, turkeys and on…read moreoccasion a fox- which seems strange considering that its surrounded on 3 sides by residential and industrial areas,of South Bend. They have updated the signage on the trails recently , and the playground equipment is fairly new as well. Disc golf is fun and challenging. The nature center is a little dated...but my kids are too old now to want to go inside anyway. There is quite a bit of standing water in the woods, mosquito repellant is highly recommended. The bike trails are across the road from the main park.