Great park for frisbee golf! A few shady characters roaming around but if you don't bother them they won't bother you.

This review is purely from a going out for a walk to enjoy some nature perspective. If you are into disc golf they you may enjoy this park as that seems the primary purpose. There were several groups playing disc golf while we were there, most of them smoking/vaping and toting along coolers. There are signs saying to watch for flying discs as the paved path meanders through the varies "holes" for the course. The trash cans were overflowing with garbage. Parking is a rather awkward in a couple small parking lots that were all filled and it took us a few times around each lot to find a spot. There were some folks parked along the road as well. It's a forested park with a stream going through it and the path has some steep inclines and hilly parts, so that was good for the views and for a more active walk. read more

This is one of a very few parks in the Portland area that has free standing grills for public use, which is how I wound up here on a summer afternoon. It's pretty safe to say that the concept of grill-in-park isn't well supported at this one, as there are precisely 2 grills, they are impossible to see from the road, they are within 5 feet of each other, and right next to the shelter, which is reserved for parties and whatnot. Hardly inviting. Not to mention, the grills have seen better days, to say the least. On the other hand, this park is somewhat sheltered and not too terribly busy, if you can ignore the horde of hipsters hurling frisbees around. There is great mix of cover and open space, and it is both child and dog friendly. It is also something of a hidden gem, with its odd location putting it off of the beaten path for most Vancouver residents, which makes it easier to find parking and plenty of free space. read more

Leverich Park - Parks Near Me - Vancouver, Washington

This summer I have spent more than a few days playing disc golf here at Leverich Park. There are 12 holes and I believe they are all a par 3. Be careful around #6 we have lost a few discs into the creek there on some wild throws. Also, there is a super chill guy there on the weekends usually who sells really tasty hot dogs and has a nice selection of discs in hard to find colors and weights too. I got my watermelon colored innova driver there from him for $13 and I love it. My only complaint about this park is it's users. People you need to throw your trash in the trash cans, don't leave your nasty shit all over the courses!! I don't like cleaning up after you dirtybirds. read more

I've played Leverich's twelve hole disc golf course a couple dozen times in the past year and can say that the course itself is great. The real challenge here is the water hazard. A creek meanders through the course and is known to devour discs on certain holes. Otherwise a lot of the holes are easily birdied on this Par 3. It's a beautiful lightly wooded setting just off the I-5 in Vancouver, WA. But all the beauty and fun of the course is ruined by the users of the park. I've never come across such a large number of disrespectful players. From leaving trash at the tee pads along with loud and obnoxious behavior to the common occurrence of being played on, the crowds of players at Leverich suck the enjoyment out of this park. read more

I am from drought-ridden California, so when I was taken to this park by my family, I was in shock. Trees? Streams? What are these? Leverich is a beautiful park with a Frisbee Golf course. Throughout there are picnic tables to hang out with the family. A playground under the shade of the trees is near the public restrooms. Beautifully maintained! On a side note, there was a teenager being arrested at a picnic table the first time I went here. And yes, there might have been a bum or two. But seriously, what park in California doesn't have bums? So whatever. A beautiful park, one that I am sure I will visit on my next trip up. read more

Great disc golf course, but go in a group... like many portland area parks, lots of bums... great disc golf though, ups and down, open flats, trees, mostly disc recoverable water hazards, well manicured! Definitely one of my favorite courses! Haven't really checked out the rest of the park but if I was doing parky stuff I'd go somewhere with less bums. read more

Leverich Park - Usually green grass. - Parks Near Me - Vancouver, Washington

This is a good sized park and the only one around here with frisbie golf stations. I'm amazed at how many people play frisbie golf. The Burnt Bridge Creek trail winds through it and this is a good place to park your car and walk to the west end of the trail by Bernie Dr., and back. Much of the path is shaded, but not all and you will get the chance to see plenty of birds if you walk in the morning. read more

We walk the Ellen Davis Trail during our lunch breaks, whenever possible. Walking down the hill across Burnt Bridge Creek, then through a neighborhood into Leverich Park is a refreshing break for our busy day. There are people walking, running, riding bikes and there is a disc golf course in the park. It's a nice walk! read more

Leverich Park - Parks Near Me - Vancouver, Washington

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It's Charles Manson meets Jack Nicklaus. A walk along this piece of the Burnt Bridge Trail put me regularly in mind of the imagery in Bob Dylan's tune, Desolation Row. Can any park with a hike really achieve a ONE star rating? No. There is the occasional breath of fresh air, even here. But I'd never go there alone for a walk if I were female. Never. Ever. In an hour or so of meandering I saw no families strolling, and only two women, both accompanied by stout fellows. I did see plenty of off the leash dogs, lots of tobacco use, and some fairly shady looking fellows ... alone. The disc golfers have a nicely layed out course. Watch for flying discs the signs say. You bet! If you meander far enough you can walk over or under I-5. Now that's a nature trail I tell ya. Blech. Desolation Row characters, maybe, but some lines from "I Shall Be Free No. 10" probably better suit the park's vibe. Oh, and there's "golf" in the lyrics too! I'm gonna grow my hair down to my feet so strange So I look like a walking mountain range And I'm gonna ride into Omaha on a horse Out to the country club and the golf course Carry the New York Times, shoot a few holes, blow their minds. read more

We come here on regular basis with my . The park has been getting better every time we go we are super happy with with the city is doing there. Great place to just walk around especially during the fall time the leaves are beautiful. I enjoy the picnic tables just to be able to sit back and relax. Great place for family get-togethers or to throw football around. read more