Old Towne Park

Branchburg, NJ

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Old Towne Park in Branchburg, NJ, is a delightful spot for disc golf enthusiasts. With a solid rating of 4.3, it seems to strike a great balance between challenge and enjoyment, making it accessible for players of all skill levels.

The course layout is praised for its well-maintained fairways and thoughtful design, which adds to the overall experience. Many players appreciate the scenic views and the natural beauty surrounding the park, enhancing their time on the course.

Additionally, the community atmosphere at Old Towne Park is welcoming, with fellow disc golfers often sharing tips and encouragement. Whether you're a seasoned player or just starting, this course offers a fun and engaging environment to enjoy a round of disc golf.

Overall Rating

4.3 (43 reviews)

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Disc Golf Course (5 pins)

Branchburg, NJ

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Top Reviews

Peaceful, almost deserted park except for 4 or 5 teenagers playing basquetball. A nice park. At the time we went on a Wednesday late afternoon it was quiet. August 16, 2023. R.IP. KEN O. IVERSEN

- El Perro Papo

Small park for the few streets that surround it. Great place for kids to go down the slide or use the basketball court. Otherwise just an open area with trees that are slowly being removed. Definitely the red headed step child for the township. The best part are the deer.

- Ross Kovelman

Very nice park. Very family friendly with playground, basketball court, baseball field etc. Plenty to do!

- Kevin Crawford

Quaint park. Small bits of forest nearby. Has a basketball court, small playground, kickball/baseball field and disc golf course in good condition. Also has a pavilion and hockey rink that are a bit worse for wear. Has a nicely sized grass field in good condition. I live nearby, and it had a major part in my childhood.

- Jordan “Drak” Drakinite

My children enjoyed exploring the path and looking at decorated rocks.

- Dan Twisler