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.

We have our monthly group walks and love the quiet and beautiful walk. Easy walk but definitely a…read more must see

I recently visited Johnson Park for disc golf - well, Nate and our friend disc golfed, I just…read more"hiked" the course with them. It was a super sunny and hot spring day, so the park was pretty busy with a lot of people looking to enjoy the sunshine. The parking lot got full after we arrived - not sure if there is overflow parking available. I can't really speak to the difficulty of the course for playing, but it is super hilly and made for a sweaty hike around for a couple of hours for me. There's not a ton of shade as many of the holes are out in a massive field. The areas in the woods are shadier but seems like it would be pretty easy to lose a disc in there. It's not very accessible - some of the holes in the woods are accessed by stairs with no ramping available. The park itself is huge and sprawling, with the majority of people playing disc golf. The course signage was good for 2/3 of the course - a few of the later holes didn't have the "next hole" sign directing you where to go. There are apps you can use that help with this. There is another park of Johnson Park that includes picnic areas, an open shelter, the historic shelter for events, ball diamonds, restrooms, playgrounds, and a winter sledding hill. There are trails to walk in this area as well.

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!!!

The camp itself is pretty with lots of lush greenery. However, the bathrooms are disgusting! There…read moreis blood on the walls of the shower, the floors look like they have never been clean, cobwebs every where in the shower and bathroom. The park rangers drive around a ton which is great but if they could actually clean the bathrooms, that be nice!

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

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 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).

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.

What a great park! It offers a variety of activities and amenities, including a playground, disc…read moregolf course, sports fields, shelter houses and picnic tables. A real treasure hides down the hill behind the playground: access to the Ledges and the Ledges Trail. It's amazing to see the giant sandstone outcroppings and to wind in and around. Part of the trail follows right along the river on one side and the ledges on the other, giving a good view of the variety of animals, including birds, turtles, and more. Gorgeous and a great little hike!

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.

Hidden away in the middle of fallasburg park, this is some good discing. Very technical, quite…read morelong & through some thick woods Fallasburg will challenge your game & expose your flaws. My favorite feature of the course is the punishment for poor shots (especially off the T). Grab your birdies where you can, because the 500 & 700 foot holes are great places to give them back. Designed by Sugar Shack, Fallasburg offers a ton of natural beauty, a great escape from the suburban areas & a great challenge to your game. It's hard to expect much more than a couple down & don't be surprised by a handful over.