Northwest River Park

@janddw

20

DG fee and car fee are paid at temporary trailer in lot 1. They also have water… and discs for sale.

@mknolan96

50

Needs tee boxes and signage

@mrvargas22

42

Great t-pads thanks to Dale! Great course over all

@discgolfcraig

695

Heavily wooded, shaded course with dual tees, making it a good option for staying out of the sun and practicing accuracy. • Navigation is solid, with clear transitions, arrows between holes, concrete pads and tee signs on short tees, and gravel pads with posts on long tees. • Despite different tees, the course quickly becomes repetitive, with many holes feeling nearly identical in length, shape, and elevation. • Design encourages overly conservative play, even on longer holes, with tight woods, hidden obstacles, and little incentive to attack. • Metallic baskets and seasonal leaf cover make baskets and discs hard to see, even in fairways, adding unnecessary frustration. • The final few holes add a bit of variety, but it comes too late, leaving a course with potential that ultimately misses the mark due to monotony.

@ryfrye

24

Needs pads for the long tees

@kaycee15

22

Nice walk through the woods. Signage only on red tees, so if you want to play white, ya gotta check the red first to see where the basket is. Nice course with a variety of shots.

@robzerby85

18

Good fun course. Lots of different shot shapes available. My only real complaints are the tee pads are too small and should be concrete. The baskets are sometimes difficult to see.

@cantal

52

Course getting upgraded Tee pads, so the coure is good and getting alot better

@chainchief

19

Northwest River Park offers a challenging disc golf experience with its tightly wooded, technical course featuring a diverse range of shot shapes. The option to tee off from red and white gravel boxes adds a unique touch, while the anticipation of upcoming concrete tee pads promises an even better playing surface. The course is well-marked, ensuring easy navigation between holes, and the absence of difficulty finding the next tee pad enhances the overall experience. While it's an excellent winter course in Chesapeake, be prepared for a buggy summertime round.

@chubbyguy

45

I don’t care for teepads

@willhoit

32

Bring very dry shoes...

@gufcarlson

37

Terrible shape for a money course that’s city maintained

@dracobigsoulja

47

Challenging technical course. Throw and pray occasionally.

@ironborn

41

The only major issue is the dirt tee pads. Looks like they’re putting in concrete pads but still uneven dirt today.

@ninjabands

87

Fun winter course, with a ton of cool shots, that are not offered by other courses in the area. Wouldn’t recommend it in the summer due to bugs and overgrown fairways. Gets super swampy after rain. Short pads are all done as of November 2025, makes the course so much better

@willjackson

49

Played the shorts… $20 membership and $2 to play a narrow wooded course through the woods. Had to ask the ranger where the course was in the park. Most of the short tees are a perfect shorter length for my lefty forehand noodle arm off the tee - gonna be easy work for righties who can flip up backhand tunnel shots most of the way. Tee pads and baskets could use a refresh but it gives it charm.

@ft689ss

114

Played here often. Heavily wooded, tight lines, will use variety of disc. Shorts are now all concrete tees, long tees gravel decent shape. Long tees tight and challenging. Outstanding job to the staff clearing out the course, and completing short concrete tees.

@dbaynes1

75

Cold but great condition

@jdbeems91

43

Fun park with lots of shade. If you get off the fairways its really tough. Holes are spaced out so you dont have to worry about disc crossing into the hole you are playing. Its a woods course so make sure to bring bug spray and watch out for critters.

@merryera

63

All short pads have been changed to poured concrete. I love the upkeep and upgrades.