Scalzi Park

Stamford, CT

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Scalzi Park in Stamford, CT, enjoys a high rating of 4.6 stars, reflecting widespread appreciation among its players. The positive feedback frequently highlights the course's well-thought-out layout, the variety of features that cater to both beginners and experienced players, and the overall enjoyment of the disc golf experience there. Since there are no negative reviews available, it's challenging to provide a balanced overview that includes common criticisms such as maintenance or navigation issues. However, the absence of negative feedback itself suggests that the course is well-regarded in terms of upkeep and user-friendliness, or that any downsides are not significant enough to detract from the overall positive experience.

Unique features of Scalzi Park, as inferred from the positive reviews, seem to contribute significantly to its high rating. The course might offer distinctive holes, challenging obstacles, or scenic beauty that sets it apart from other locations, although specific details are not provided. Without explicit negative feedback, it's difficult to pinpoint challenges faced by

What an amazing Park I can walk for hours, with plenty of places to sit and rest in the shade and restrooms available if needed. 365 days of the year whether it's super hot or freezing cold it's a great place to get some exercise.

- Frank Bianco

Amazing place, always busy but space to do the sport that you want with a decent time waiting

- El Buchi

Great in-town park with playground, ball fields, tennis, handball and bocce ball courts, ropes course and skateboard park.

- Rich Layman

Scalzi Park in Stamford, CT., is a great family style park. It's got great walking paths, skateboarding, playground, 🎾 multiple tennis courts, baseball fields & park benches. And, the best part is the Park is free.

- Sonal Sharma

This park is great! We will get to the missing star in a moment. The basics: the park has a nice, perhaps quarter of a mile-1/2 mile loop paved trail, has some little fitness stages set up, a softball field, baseball field, nice playground area for the kids, huge tennis court area - I think there are 6-8 courts in total which seem well kept, there is a solo practice wall for your tennis improvement needs, there is a really nice skatepark area as well, open field areas for sprinting or tossing a frisbee or ball. There are grills with covered picnicking areas. They have an inaccessible tree obstacle course - some youth group of some kind has access to it. They also have a inline hockey rink and two volleyball courts which is great and a huge win! The problem is the hockey rink is run down - I blame people and what would appear to be the skatepark kids for some of this as they have makeshift ramps and grind rails set up. I also have not been able to find any information on leagues or drop in activity - I think this rink could be utilized much more, i for one would love to find a league to play in here. Volleyball courts - there are two volleyball courts which is great as the next closest are at Leone park, the issue here is that there is no sand or court lines/rope, and it is not well kept, I would like to see the parks and wreck improve these a bit, especially after all the work that went into revamping this park to add all the amenities that it has now! So, overall great, safe, park with lots of things to do. I wish they would do something with the roller rink and improve the volleyball courts! Oh! - they have bocce ball lanes as well with league play of some such going on all the time - looks like a fun time. Anyways, stop by and enjoy the park, keep it clean.

- Greg Johnson

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