Stocksdale Park

Liberty, MO

Bob Parsons

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Stocksdale Park in Liberty, MO, is a fantastic disc golf destination that boasts a high rating of 4.7. The course is well-maintained and offers a variety of challenging holes that cater to different skill levels, making it a great spot for both beginners and seasoned players alike.

One of the highlights of this course is its beautiful natural surroundings, with lush greenery and scenic views that enhance the overall experience. Many players appreciate the thoughtful layout of the course, which encourages strategic play and keeps things interesting throughout the round.

Overall, Stocksdale Park has become a favorite among local disc golfers. Whether you're looking to improve your game or just enjoy a relaxing day outdoors, this course provides a welcoming atmosphere and plenty of opportunities for fun.

Overall Rating

4.7 (775 reviews)

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Top Reviews

Very beautiful! Stocksdale Park is perfect if you want to play disc golf or get away for a while. There is a dog park, playground, disc golf course with 18 holes and a practice basket next to the gravel parking area, paved and unpaved trails, horseshoe area, and picnic areas. The area is nice and hilly.

- Jason Rideout

This is a great park. It's on the outskirts of Liberty yet still within 10 minutes of the historic downtown of Liberty or William Jewell College. There is a frisbee golf course, clean playground, and a decent size dog park. Highly recommended. If you go in the winter, the park is on top of a hill and the wind sure can blow. Be sure to bundle up.

- Danny Farmer

My husband's cousin recommended this place to my family when we moved out here last year, she mentioned it again last week and with the weather coming in so pretty we decided the first day of spring was a good way to do it! The playground is very kid friendly. My 1.5year old FLEW off the smallest slide; I wish it wasn't funny, but he popped back up like nothing happened. The paved trails were blocked off by cones, and there was no explanation as to why, but im not about to go somewhere with my baby that seems pretty sketchy, just in case. Anyway, the smallest of the trails was available, and we took the stroller on it with ease :) There is a dog park nearby but not close to the playground, so we didn't go over there. There was an on-site restroom. However, we didn't check if they were open. Lastly, they have disc golf! I told my brother in law about the park, and he is also taking the kids to this park later. Safe to say we'll be back :) Oh! this park is literally in the middle of nowhere, so GPS seems wrong. hahaha

- Alissa Fehr

One of my new favorite places, this is another hidden gem. They keep a lot of it wild and it borders the conservation area, paved and unpaved trails, lots to see. Gorgeous area, I would come every day if I could.

- Hannah Taylor

It's a great place, has something for everybody from a dog training course to mountain biking. I love hiking myself and the trails although designed for mountain biking are comfortable to hike. Lots of different plant, fungus and animal species here so keep an eye out for some cool stuff.

- Buzzed Lightyear