The first course I learned to play disc golf many years ago and still have a blast every time!…read moreChallenging obstacles like weaving through trees, not losing discs in large weed filled holes, and longer holes in general. Walk towards the upper hill where you'll find a fun bridge to cross the water and climb stairs to the top. There's a great BBQ fun for the fam or hanging with friends. This park is also great for hiking. There's a great trail through the woods. Beautiful flowers with a large field and unique trees to walk or bike through. Overall, clean and fun park for a nature escape or game of disc golf. Last note, dogs are welcome as lone as they're on a leash. So great outdoor escape for all people and their furry friend!

Manageable trails for nature hike with shade and sun. Very kid friendly! Found historic plaques…read morewith interesting facts of founders. Good signage so you don't wander off. Will go back for a walk in treed area.

Really cool park with a nice disc golf course - played it in the snow - I'm probably closer to a…read morebeginner level or slightly above and this place was still a challenge. Really cool layout and surprising variety of holes. Overall I was +7, so if you've been playing for a while I bet you could get some nice aces or at least more birdies than me - I got one. Can't wait to come back and play it again...with less snow.

Great disc golf course. Nice variety with gentle hills, mature trees, reasonable water hazards,…read moreand some long, albeit mostly short, holes. Very generous with par. Risk of losing disc is super low. Some pedestrians, but hardly any hindrance. Well manicured, so almost no rough to worry about. Walk between holes is reasonable without holes being on top of each other. Perfect for casual players, but may become boring if you play it multiple times a year or if you're close to expert level.

Mills Park is a lovely park that's fairly close to the business district in the city of Oak Park…read more The park's well landscaped, with a nice winding sidewalk, as well as lots of trees and a cast-iron fence all around it. Tip: This park is quite dog friendly :-) In the North East corner of the park stands the Pleasant Home mansion, which is a National Historic Landmark designed in 1897 by architect George W. Maher for John W. Carson. Both the park and mansion are a delight to experience, and the docent-led mansion tour is very interesting. A number of parks in the area have playgrounds for small children, but Mills Park doesn't have one. For me, that's a plus because it makes this place just a bit more peaceful and relaxing. I enjoying visiting to read a book or just to relax. In the evening, this is a nice place to stroll after dining out on Marion Street :-)

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I've been heading to Dellwood for close to 6 years now, and I always look forward to digging…read morethrough the crazy big disc selection and seeing everyone working that day. I still bag molds that Sean (the owner) recommended back when I showed up to the shop for my first time back when I was learning. Early on I used to order discs online, but stopped years ago because being able to pick out a stamp and weight you like is a much better experience overall. It's also nice to support a local business. The shop also puts on a ton of really awesome events throughout the year that bring out a great community. If you get a chance, I highly recommend showing up to at least one of them. I feel lucky to have the opportunity to be able to regularly hit the shop and get a round in at The Canyons. Forever my favorite shop, and I'll forever plaster by bag and truck with stickers and patches.

A pretty big park is in Lockport and has lots of room for various activities and fun. Dellwood Park…read morehas athletic fields for baseball and more. It also has areas for recreation. Has a disc golf course. There's fun here for any season. First looking at this park it doesn't seem as big. It actually is pretty deceiving as it goes back a long ways from the road. The entrance road twists around various athletic fields and parking lots taking you through. Best thing here apparently is the disc golf. It's often the reason people come here. The Canyons is what it's called, and people are always here tossing frisbees and having a good time. It seems difficult. This isn't for beginner or casual players. A lot of opportunities to have fun. It's best known for disc golf. There's facilities for other types of sports too.

Very good 18 hole Frisbee golf course. Wide open although a couple of the holes are initially…read moredifficult to navigate by the signage, but overall a good course and good time.

Nice disc golf park in Lombard. Lots of open grass with trees scattered here and there throughout…read morethe park. There is a walking path through the park that I saw several people walking their dogs on. There are several softball fields and a football field that was occupied with games on a Sunday afternoon. A large lake in the middle of the park adds to the ambiance, but be careful not to drop your disc in it!!

It felt as though I was driving up into a country club. Definitely felt very fancy and a place…read morewhere you can spend all that with the kids. We went strictly for the park since we were in the area but you can play mini golf and there is a splash pad as well! Don't know how much the splash pad or mini golf was. There were multiple birthday parties going on when we went! The park has a sand area, it's treehouse themed, there is a zip line and a spinning ride as well! Me and the kids would definitely go back!!

Maryknoll park has it all! Sand! Pickleball courts! Mini golf! A splash pad! Indoor bathrooms! This…read moreis a very nice, clean park with lots to offer. The splash pad is moderately sized and a great time for kids. There is a playground right behind it that offers a sand pit as well as the typical playground equipment. The mini golf course is challenging and fun! They sell concessions in the mini golf building (and you can host a party there!), which is your standard junk food heaven that you'd expect. For summer 2024 the splash pad is FREE!

A short but well-designed and well-marked urban 9-hole disc golf course built into the Illinois…read moreInstitute of Technology campus. Open to the public and free. Course was redesigned and re-opened today (July 25th, 2019) with 4 new holes.

Best 18 hole disc golf course around that I have been to so far. It is well marked and challenging…read morewith narrow fairways, hills and valleys, and a lot of brush. It is well groomed and overall a good work out and good time.

It may not be obvious from the road, but this large park is full of tons of amenities that include…read morea walking trail, sled hill, grills, benches, picnic tables, and a shelter. For me, the best feature is a large 18-hole disc golf course and for this purpose, Margreth Riemer Reservoir really delivers. This course has a perfect mix of hills, grasses, trees, bushes, and large bodies of water for the small chance that you may lose your disc (fortunately, there's plenty of area between the course and water, so you'll have to throw quite off the mark for it to land in there). The only thing I dislike about the park is the confusing parking, but it's not too bad once you've been there once. Definitely worth a visit if you live in the area, and a great place to get some disc golf practice.