Paradise Point State Park

@rockjays

9

This course needs more love. Well maintained with the excepting of some downed trees I had to climb over after basket #2. There's no wayfinding if you're playing without the app. Had to course to myself on a sunny weekend. Most of the holes have you throwing into an open field. There are some blackberry brambles at the far end but you're not throwing into them. It's a beginner friendly course.

@silkysr

61

Glad to see it is open after Park Department indicated it would be closed for awhile.

@kbangg

7

Fun little 9 hole. Obviously still a work in progress but it was still enjoyable. Hole 1 was my favorite

@readymade

53

This course is not closed.

@cheddargoblin

11

If you leave the fairway say goodbye to your disc

@mustach3mayh3m

23

t1 is missing the pad

@podopez

10

Fully playable as of January 2025. Not under construction at all today

@owyatt94

15

Was just told the course will likely be closed for several years.

@zcpyle

16

Have you ever wanted to throw a disc in an open field under a loud highway? Well this is your chance!

@yabrevojam

14

Short holes, mostly ending with baskets in the middle of the field, which was very swampy. Outside the fairways was overgrown - lost a disc near the stream by hole 4.

@parmcmuffin

37

Very good little park. Would not go out of the way to play, but fun if you are passing through.

@ishoboialex

14

It's alright. The first 3 holes are up on the hill by the freeway, but everything after that is flat land. Be careful what time of year you come here. This is prime marshlands waiting to happen. There can be puddles or slick spots. The chains on the baskets could use some love. They're decently rusty, and it's affected how my group's discs bounce and stay in the basket.

@robinfey

95

First hole through the interstate is unique and really fun, and there are a couple other cool shots and mandos, but this course is not worth the $10 day fee. If I was camping here I would probably play it all day.

@dereckk

16

-No tee signs (except maybe one or two) -Discover pass required to park ($10/day -OR- $30/year) +River access under bridge for a swim after the round +No major hazards (with some determination and a little time, you should leave with all your discs)

@kaptron

197

I always enjoy playing here and play it often. Good course for working on shots. Enjoy the couple of non-typical holes.

@treevok

38

Very good use of the terrain, first 3 holes are what makes this course unique, the rest are straight forward disc golf 200'-350' holes.

@jessebyron

38

Great little course. Fun, fast, and has nice character.

@bananagrabber61

22

It’s fine, not the most interesting. But holes 1,2,3 are a lot of fun.

@philin

54

Cute old school short course. Not a lot of people disc golfing. More people in the parking lot to swim. $10 parking or discover pass.

@batman503

13

Went here yesterday with my buddy played three full rounds showed up to play one but had a blast here great course will come back you do need a discovery pass $10 a day to park here and play but worth it and I believe you can get a Washington state park annual pass for I think it said $30 so if you play a lot buy it :) really friendly people around here too great time