first off I did not play here. well I did play here but not disc golf. I was hiking (wandering)…read morearound the park part of this installation out past the turn about and walked back along the river and found myself here... walked around a bit since nobody was actively discing and everything appears in good order: tees and targets and turf are totally playable if you have the necessary equipment - which I don't. plenty of parking nearby and personal facilities are open in season and the visitor center is open most of the time during normal visiting hours. so if you do you can, if you don't you could.

Wow. This is a huge, well maintained disc golf course in Walla Walla. This spacious park is home…read moreto three courses. We were impressed with the large map near tee 1 that detailed the tees and baskets for the red and blue courses. Each cement tee pad had the number of the tee painted on it, very clear labeling method . The course is very open, trees were the main obstructions. The majority of the tees were on the main part of the course whose grass is mowed and bushes are trimmed. The area across the bridge however has extremely overgrown grass to contend with. The third course, the black course, is reserved for tournaments . Several disc golf tournaments are held here. Overall, this park is a great destination for disc golfers.

Bring a big arm for the blue tee course! Huge annhyzer needed for hole one! Not a pretty course…read morewhen I visited (late winter), muddy, some rude locals (no "thank you's" for returning a found disc

Pretty awesome course for beginners a a experienced disc golfers. You can choose…read moreFrom 1 of 3 courses

I'm pretty much a novice when it comes to Disc/Frisbee golf (I don't even have my own gear---I…read moremooch), but I've come to like it. The course at Columbia Park is pretty nice. The course consists of 18 holes which are tucked away in a nice portion of Kennewick's Columbia Park. There are all kinds of cool obstructions to deal with (lots of trees, bushes, long grass, water, dogs, drunk golfers, etc.). I was surprised by all the golfers who play here--who woulda known. oh, the other thing I should mention is that one must really keep track of their discs. There are tons of "disc black holes" here, so make sure to keep eagle eyes on your frisbees, and to use those fluorescent day-glo-colored discs. Other than that, have fun out the course!

I love coming down here to walk my dogs, or go for a stroll myself. I have yet to try this disc…read moregolf. Everytime I drive by it is usually packed. So like golf I don't like going if it's too busy. But one day I will give this a go :)

IT IS AMAZING MY CHILD LOVED IT SO MUCH who ever made this park or the owner did a good jobread more

The park is well maintained and clean. It provides plenty of space for many people to enjoy and…read moredoes get busy on the weekends. My kids love seeing the ducks. I am dinging one star due to the old blue playground being in disrepair. What used to start a slide has been boarded up with plywood for years.

Winter 2022 and the park is ready for disc golf! The parking lot is litter free and the beach area…read moreleading to river is welcoming! There are picnic tables available, and numerous garbage cans! It will be nice to picnic and take a school break to get your wiggles out!

Challenging little course with the river on one side and roads on the other side. Nice and cool by…read morethe river to play hear in the hot of the afternoon. I would give this a higher rating but some of the driving pads are in poor condition and have sitting water on them making it had to throw your disc without breaking an ankle. Lots of people like to float here also