This rating is particular only to the disc golf course which we played. We played the 18 holes…read morewith amatuers and experts in a group and both had fun. The course starts off very long for amatures but as it goes along it becomes interesting and challenging for both players. I think my favorite hole was the one in the front nine which has a bunch of thin trees close together between the pad and the chains. It was really fun and interestingly different than other courses I've played. This was fairly easy to find your discs if you got off the beaten path.

This park has a little of something for everyone very large park and a lot to do!! Disc golfing, a…read morenice large playground area for the kids, and a tennis court, I do believe dogs are allowed as well!

Great park to visit and hang out with an awesome huge 18 hole disc golf course! Great soccer field…read moreand prairies to have awesome events!

Beautiful fall scenery, nice quiet park ...also now they are upgrading the entire parks redoing…read moreall the roads and parking lots adding alot more parking and pathways off the roads throughout the entire park ... they are doing an excellent job and makes parking so much more convenient at every part of the park and also having pathways throughout the park where people on bikes of walking no longer having to do so on the roadways... it's so much more beautiful and convenient for everyone now ... the construction is still in process for those who wants to visit although driving through most of the park is possible

So, I've been reprimanded by the disc golf crew that it's not "frolf", it's disc golf. Ok, ok! I'm…read morejust here to see the animals.....4 legged or 2! 29/2014

My home disc golf course and as with much time as I've been disc golfing lately, this might be my…read morehome away from home. Nestled in the beautiful Root River Parkway near the Oak Leaf Trail, this course can be hard to find. The easiest way is to take Forest Home Avenue and when you reach 92nd Street, head south and you'll hit North Root River Parkway, where in a short distance you'll see hole 1 on your left. Hole 2 is across the foot bridge. While the water doesn't come into play on this course, the woods do. Make sure and take care when you're throwing your favorite disc, as it can easily be gobbled up by the brush. This comes into play on the later holes. This course is ran by a very dedicated group of volunteers who recently put in concrete tees and made many improvements to the course. There's a lot of TLC from the volunteers here so make sure to clean up after yourself and keep this course beautiful. Also when you're throwing, take a quick look around for wildlife. There's a doe who lives here with her two young fawns that are spotted on the course frequently. As a matter of fact, I ran into them on Sunday at the hole with the uphill shot (15 maybe?). Nothing will make you feel worse than hitting Bambi's Mom upside her head with your Innova Destroyer so let her do her thing. Just remember you're a guest in her home. Leagues are played here Wednesday night I believe. I'm still comically so bad at throwing a disc that I can't play with anyone yet. All in due time. I love this course, and I hope it's here for years to come.

Fun park with plenty of things to do…read more Originally intended to go here for some fun disc golf and enjoyed my experience here. The course has a wide variety of different challenges and terrain available, though the quality of the tees and signage varies throughout the course. I wasn't a huge fan of the earlier holes which go close to the street and around the areas where geese congregate. However, the middle holes go through some beautiful forest and have a much more interesting combination of terrain. The baskets are difficult at times to see, to updated signage would also be better. But overall, a fun set of challenges. Even if you're not into disc golf, the park itself is beautiful with a large pond, many walking paths, and a variety of nature. There's also basketball courts, a baseball diamond, pickleball courts, picnic areas, picnic shelter, washrooms, tennis courts, and other amenities. This looks like a great place to enjoy a sunny afternoon.

Bevier Park is a beautifully kept park. It has one gazebo that you can rent out with a few tables…read morethere. There's a decent sized fenced in playground for the children. It has a nice walkway along a pond which attracts lots of wildlife to see along the way. A large baseball diamond, tennis courts and basketball courts. The bathroom is decent which is a plus when it comes to parks.

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.

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

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.

I'm golfing here right now it's great but I didn't know it's 6 dollars I'm gonna pay after this…read morereview is my IOU!!!!

I almost don't want to add a review for this beautiful park, and keep the gem to myself…read more The river trail is so beautiful and rustic, not difficult, but not easy. A great exercise that doesn't feel like one because of the continually changing landscape and beautiful scenery. There's also a paved walkway for those who want a easier route. There is also a skateboarding area, a dog park, picnic tables throughout... everything you need in a park! Oh, and how can I not mention the Biergarten. Great spot with lots of open space. And it's really well maintained. I see volunteers out all the time, painting, picking up things, surveying. Thank you Estabrook!

Much quieter and safer than other parks in Ozaukee county. Kids that go there are always polite and…read morerespectful.